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package javax.media;
/**
* A DeallocateEvent is posted as an acknowledgement of the
* invocation of the deallocate method. It implies that
* the scarce resources associated with this Controller
* are no longer available and must be reacquired.
*
* A DeallocateEvent can be posted at any time regardless of the Controller's
* previous or current state.
* DeallocateEvent is a StopEvent because if the Controller
* is in the Started state when the event is posted, it transitions to one of the
* Stopped states.
*
* @see Controller
* @see ControllerListener
* @version 1.11, 97/08/23.
*/
public class DeallocateEvent extends StopEvent
{
public DeallocateEvent(Controller from, int previous, int current, int
target, Time mediaTime)
{ super(from, previous, current, target, mediaTime); }
}