// WorkflowThread.java
// (C) 2005 by Michael Peter Christen; mc@yacy.net, Frankfurt a. M., Germany
// first published 13.03.2005 on http://yacy.net
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package net.yacy.kelondro.workflow;
public interface WorkflowThread {
// -------------------------------------------------------
// methods inherited from Thread; needed for compatibility
public void start();
public boolean isAlive();
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// these method are implemented by serverThread and do not need to be altered
// this includes also the run()-Method
public void setDescription(String shortText, String longText, String monitorURL);
// sets a visible description string
public String getShortDescription();
// returns short description string for online display
public String getLongDescription();
// returns long description string for online display
public String getMonitorURL();
// returns an URL that can be used to monitor the thread and it's queue
public long getBlockTime();
// returns the total time that this thread has been blocked so far
public long getExecTime();
// returns the total time that this thread has worked so far
public long getMemoryUse();
// returns the sum of all memory usage differences before and after one busy job
public void jobExceptionHandler(Exception e);
// handles any action necessary during job execution
public boolean shutdownInProgress();
public void terminate(boolean waitFor);
// after calling this method, the thread shall terminate
// if waitFor is true, the method waits until the process has died
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
// the following methods are supposed to be implemented by customization
public void open();
// this is called right before the job queue is started
public int getJobCount();
// returns how many jobs are in the queue
// can be used to calculate a busy-state
public void close();
// jobs that need to be done after termination
// terminate must be called before
}