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package com.exactpro.sf.services;
import com.exactpro.sf.common.services.ServiceName;
public interface IService
{
/**
*
* The method initializes service. It is required that implementation of
* the method does not allocate any system resources: file descriptors, sockets,
* memory. All allocations must be done in start method. This requirement is result of
* the early service initialization that currently happens during SF starting.
* @param serviceContext
* @param serviceMonitor
* @param handler
* @param settings
* @param name
*
*/
void init(IServiceContext serviceContext,
IServiceMonitor serviceMonitor,
IServiceHandler handler,
IServiceSettings settings,
ServiceName name);
void start();
void dispose();
IServiceHandler getServiceHandler();
void setServiceHandler(IServiceHandler handler);
/**
* @return String representation of ServiceName (for example: 'default@myservice')
*/
String getName();
ServiceName getServiceName();
ServiceStatus getStatus();
IServiceSettings getSettings();
}