List of onEnd() Examples

Examples of onEnd()

jade.core.behaviours.Behaviour.onEnd()
This method is just an empty placeholder for subclasses. It is invoked just once after this behaviour has ended. Therefore, it acts as an epilog for the task represented by this Behaviour.
Note that onEnd is called after the behaviour has been removed from the pool of behaviours to be executed by an agent. Therefore calling reset() is not sufficient to cyclically repeat the task represented by this Behaviour. In order to achieve that, this Behaviour must be added again to the agent (using myAgent.addBehaviour(this)). The same applies to in the case of a Behaviour that is a child of a ParallelBehaviour. @return an integer code representing the termination value ofthe behaviour.
org.apache.pluto.spi.optional.PortletInvocationListener.onEnd()
org.dom4j.ElementHandler.onEnd()
Called by an event based processor when an elements closing tag is encountered. @param elementPath is the current ElementPath to process

Examples of jade.core.behaviours.Behaviour.onEnd()

      // Just do it!
      currentBehaviour.actionWrapper();


      // When it is needed no more, delete it from the behaviours queue
      if(currentBehaviour.done()) {
        currentBehaviour.onEnd();
        myScheduler.remove(currentBehaviour);
        currentBehaviour = null;
      }
      else {
        synchronized(myScheduler) {

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Examples of org.apache.pluto.spi.optional.PortletInvocationListener.onEnd()

        while (i.hasNext()) {
            PortletInvocationListener listener = (PortletInvocationListener) i.next();
            if (pre) {
                listener.onBegin(event);
            } else if (e == null) {
                listener.onEnd(event);
            } else {
                listener.onError(event, e);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.dom4j.ElementHandler.onEnd()

      // Find the handler and pop it from the handler stack.
      ElementHandler handler = (ElementHandler) handlers.get(path);
      handlerStack.remove(handlerStack.size() - 1);


      // Call the handlers onEnd method
      handler.onEnd(elementPath);
    } else {
      // No handler is associated with this node, so use the
      // defaultHandler it it exists.
      if (handlerStack.isEmpty() && (defaultHandler != null)) {
        defaultHandler.onEnd(elementPath);

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Examples of org.dom4j.ElementHandler.onEnd()

            // Find the handler and pop it from the handler stack.
            ElementHandler handler = (ElementHandler) handlers.get(path);
            handlerStack.remove(handlerStack.size() - 1);


            // Call the handlers onEnd method
            handler.onEnd(elementPath);
        } else {
            // No handler is associated with this node, so use the
            // defaultHandler it it exists.
            if (handlerStack.isEmpty() && (defaultHandler != null)) {
                defaultHandler.onEnd(elementPath);

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Examples of org.dom4j.ElementHandler.onEnd()

/* 195 */     if ((this.handlers != null) && (this.handlers.containsKey(this.path)))
/*     */     {
/* 198 */       ElementHandler handler = (ElementHandler)this.handlers.get(this.path);
/* 199 */       this.handlerStack.remove(this.handlerStack.size() - 1);
/*     */ 
/* 202 */       handler.onEnd(elementPath);
/*     */     }
/* 206 */     else if ((this.handlerStack.isEmpty()) && (this.defaultHandler != null)) {
/* 207 */       this.defaultHandler.onEnd(elementPath);
/*     */     }
/*     */

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