Examples of SharedGroup

com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup
The {@linkplain com.sun.jini.start service starter}supported interface for shared group objects. Shared group objects are used to destroy the VM in which they are placed. @author Sun Microsystems, Inc.
javax.media.j3d.SharedGroup
The SharedGroup provides the ability to manipulate an instanced scene graph. A SharedGroup node allows multiple Link leaf nodes to share its subgraph according to the following semantics:
- A SharedGroup may be referenced by one or more Link leaf nodes. Any runtime changes to a node or component object in this shared subgraph affect all graphs that refer to this subgraph.
- A SharedGroup may be compiled by calling its compile method prior to being referenced by any Link leaf nodes.
- Only Link leaf nodes may refer to SharedGroup nodes. A SharedGroup node cannot have parents or be attached to a Locale.
A shared subgraph may contain any group node, except an embedded SharedGroup node (SharedGroup nodes cannot have parents). However, only the following leaf nodes may appear in a shared subgraph:
- Light
- Link
- Morph
- Shape
- Sound
An IllegalSharingException is thrown if any of the following leaf nodes appear in a shared subgraph:
- AlternateAppearance
- Background
- Behavior
- BoundingLeaf
- Clip
- Fog
- ModelClip
- Soundscape
- ViewPlatform
@see IllegalSharingException

Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup

import com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup;
import net.jini.config.EmptyConfiguration;


public class ServiceStarterCreateSharedBadActServiceTest extends StarterBase {
    public void run() throws Exception {
        SharedGroup sg = null;
        sg = (SharedGroup)manager.startService("sharedGroup");
  SharedGroupAdmin sga = null;
  sga = (SharedGroupAdmin)manager.getAdmin(sg);


        String codebase = getConfig().getStringConfigVal(

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Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup

public class MultipleClasspathComponentTest extends AbstractStartBaseTest {


    public void run() throws Exception {
  logger.log(Level.INFO, "run()");


        SharedGroup group_proxy = (SharedGroup)manager.startService(
    "com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup");
    }

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Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup

      super(codebase, policy, classpath, implClassName, 
      sharedGroupLog, serverConfigArgs, restart);
  }


         public Object create(Configuration config) throws Exception {
       SharedGroup sg =  new SharedGroup() {
     public void destroyVM() throws RemoteException {
         throw new RemoteException("BogusSharedGroup");
     }
       };
       return new SharedActivatableServiceDescriptor.Created(

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Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup

    }


    public void run() throws Exception {
  logger.log(Level.INFO, "run()");


        SharedGroup group_proxy = null;
  final String serviceName = "com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup";
  final int numGroups = 
      getConfig().getIntConfigVal(serviceName + ".instances", -1);
  if (numGroups <= 0) {
      throw new TestException( "No services to test.");

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Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup


        /*
         * To perform all equals tests we require 4 different proxy
         * instances. Two from each service.
         */
        SharedGroup group_proxy = null;
        SharedGroup group_proxy_dup = null;
        SharedGroup bogus_group_proxy = null;
  final String serviceName = "com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup";
  MarshalledObject marshObj01 = 
    new MarshalledObject(manager.startService(serviceName));
        MarshalledObject marshObj02 = 
    new MarshalledObject(manager.startService(serviceName));

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Examples of com.sun.jini.start.SharedGroup


    private final ProxyPreparer noOpProxyPreparer = 
  new BasicProxyPreparer();


    public void run() throws Exception {
        SharedGroup sg = null;
        sg = (SharedGroup)manager.startService("sharedGroup");
  SharedGroupAdmin sga = null;
  sga = (SharedGroupAdmin)manager.getAdmin(sg);


        String codebase =

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.SharedGroup

      }
      return clonedShape;
    } else if (node instanceof Link) {
      Link clonedLink = (Link)node.cloneNode(true);
      // Force duplication of shared groups too
      SharedGroup sharedGroup = clonedLink.getSharedGroup();
      if (sharedGroup != null) {
        SharedGroup clonedSharedGroup = clonedSharedGroups.get(sharedGroup);
        if (clonedSharedGroup == null) {
          clonedSharedGroup = (SharedGroup)cloneNode(sharedGroup, clonedSharedGroups);
          clonedSharedGroups.put(sharedGroup, clonedSharedGroup);          
        }
        clonedLink.setSharedGroup(clonedSharedGroup);

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.SharedGroup

        Shape3D sh;
        sapp = new Appearance();
        sapp.setMaterial(side);
        sh = new Shape3D(shaft, sapp);
        sh.setPickable(false);
        shafts[0] = new SharedGroup();
        shafts[0].addChild(sh);


        sapp = new Appearance();
        sapp.setMaterial(sideWater);
        sh = new Shape3D(shaft, sapp);
        shafts[1] = new SharedGroup();
        shafts[1].addChild(sh);
        
        return shafts;
    }

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.SharedGroup

    Sphere bSphere = new Sphere(0.1f,bSphereApp);




    //Assign the sphere to a SharedGroup to use it multiple
    //times in the scene.
    SharedGroup sgSphere = new SharedGroup();
    sgSphere.addChild(bSphere);






    //Generate a two-dimensional array of rows*columns spheres.
    //rowStep and columnStep define the distance between the spheres.

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.SharedGroup

    Sphere bSphere = new Sphere(0.1f,bSphereApp);




    //Assign the sphere to a SharedGroup to use it multiple
    //times in the scene.
    SharedGroup sgSphere = new SharedGroup();
    sgSphere.addChild(bSphere);






    //Generate a two-dimensional array of rows*columns spheres.
    //rowStep and columnStep define the distance between the spheres.

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