Package de.skuzzle.jeve

This package defines the main public API of jeve. jeve is an open source framework for implementing the observer pattern in Java 8 .

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
DefaultDispatchable	This interface is ought to be implemented by Event subclasses to provide a simple default dispatch mechanism.
EventProvider<S extends ListenerStore>	EventProvider instances are used to inform clients about certain events.
EventStack	Stack class which is used to keep track of currently dispatched Events.
ExceptionCallback	Interface for providing errors which occur during event dispatching to the caller.
Listener	This is the base interface for event listeners.
ListenerStore	Allows to register and unregister Listeners for certain listener classes and supplies Listeners to an EventProvider.
SuppressedEvent	Holds information about an event which has not been dispatched because it was prevented by an other event.

Class Summary

Class	Description
DefaultTargetEvent<T,S extends Event<?,L>,L extends Listener>	Deprecated Since 3.0.0 - use DefaultDispatchable instead.
Event<T,L extends Listener>	This class is the base of all events that can be fired.
EventStackHelper	Provides utility methods for working with the EventStack.
FailureCollector	This class can be used for collecting failed dispatch attempts during event dispatching.
RegistrationEvent	RegistrationEvents are created when adding or removing a Listener to/from a ListenerStore.
SequentialEvent<T,L extends Listener>	Specialized Event for use with SynchronousEventProviders.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
AbortionException	Can be thrown by Listeners or ExceptionCallbacks to make the event dispatching explicitly fail with an exception.

Package de.skuzzle.jeve Description

This package defines the main public API of jeve. jeve is an open source framework for implementing the observer pattern in Java 8 . It makes use of lambda expressions and method references to clarify event delegation code.

jeve is designed to be simple and easy to use, yet granting the ability to customize it to your needs. Please see the quickstart guide on GitHub to get started. This documentation can be viewed online here.

Since:

1.0.0

Author:

Simon Taddiken