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package javax.portlet;

import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * The EventPortlet interface allows
 * portlets receiving events.
 * 

* Events are part of the action processing and must * be finished before the rendering phase can start. * Portlets can receive events issued by other portlets or * portlet container defined events. *

* Portlets should declare the events it would like to receive * via the supported-processing-event tag and events published * via the supported-publishing-event tag in the portlet * deployment descriptor. *

* The event model is a loosely coupled model where the wiring between * published and receiving events is done at the portal / portlet container * level. * * @since 2.0 */ public interface EventPortlet { /** * Called by the portlet container requesting the portlet * to process a specific event. * * @param request the event request * @param response the event response * @exception PortletException * if the portlet has problems fulfilling the * request * @exception UnavailableException * if the portlet is unavailable to process the event at this time * @exception PortletSecurityException * if the portlet cannot fullfill this request because of security reasons * @exception IOException * if the streaming causes an I/O problem */ public void processEvent (EventRequest request, EventResponse response) throws PortletException, java.io.IOException; }





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