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package org.dvb.application;

/**
 * A DVBJProxy Object is a proxy to a DVBJ application.
 */
public interface DVBJProxy extends AppProxy{

	/**
	 * The application is in the loaded state. 
	 */
	 public static final int LOADED = 5;


    /**
     * Provides a hint to preload at least the initial class of the application
     * into local storage, resources permitting. This does not require loading of
     * classes into the virtual machine or creation of a new logical virtual
     * machine which are implications of the init method.
     * 

This method is asynchronous and its completion will be notified by * an AppStateChangeEvent. In case of failure, the hasFailed * method of the AppStateChangeEvent will return true. * Calls to this method shall only succeed if the application is in the * NOT_LOADED state. * In all cases, an AppStateChangeEvent will be sent, whether * the call was successful or not. * @since MHP1.0 * @throws SecurityException if the application is not entitled to load * this application. Being able to load an application requires * to be entitled to start it. */ public void load (); /** * Requests the application manager calls the initXlet method on * the application. *

This method is asynchronous and its completion will be notified by * an AppStateChangeEvent. In case of failure, the hasFailed method of * the AppStateChangeEvent will return true. * Calls to this method shall only succeed if the application is in the * NOT_LOADED or LOADED states. If the application is in the NOT_LOADED * state, the application will move through the LOADED state into the PAUSED * state before calls to this method complete. *

In all cases, an AppStateChangeEvent will be sent, whether the call * was successful or not. * @throws SecurityException if the application is not entitled to load * this application. Being able to init an application requires * to be entitled to start it. * * @since MHP1.0 */ public void init () ; }





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