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package org.osgi.framework;

import org.osgi.annotation.versioning.ConsumerType;

/**
 * A synchronous {@code BundleEvent} listener. {@code SynchronousBundleListener}
 * is a listener interface that may be implemented by a bundle developer. When a
 * {@code BundleEvent} is fired, it is synchronously delivered to a
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener}. The Framework may deliver
 * {@code BundleEvent} objects to a {@code SynchronousBundleListener} out of
 * order and may concurrently call and/or reenter a
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener}.
 * 
 * 
 * For {@code BundleEvent} types {@link BundleEvent#STARTED STARTED} and
 * {@link BundleEvent#LAZY_ACTIVATION LAZY_ACTIVATION}, the Framework must not
 * hold the referenced bundle's "state change" lock when the
 * {@code BundleEvent} is delivered to a {@code SynchronousBundleListener}. For
 * the other {@code BundleEvent} types, the Framework must hold the referenced
 * bundle's "state change" lock when the {@code BundleEvent} is
 * delivered to a {@code SynchronousBundleListener}. A
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener} cannot directly call life cycle methods on
 * the referenced bundle when the Framework is holding the referenced bundle's
 * "state change" lock.
 * 
 * 

 * A {@code SynchronousBundleListener} object is registered with the Framework
 * using the {@link BundleContext#addBundleListener(BundleListener)} method.
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener} objects are called with a
 * {@code BundleEvent} object when a bundle has been installed, resolved,
 * starting, started, stopping, stopped, updated, unresolved, or uninstalled.
 * 

 * Unlike normal {@code BundleListener} objects,
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener}s are synchronously called during bundle
 * lifecycle processing. The bundle lifecycle processing will not proceed until
 * all {@code SynchronousBundleListener}s have completed.
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener} objects will be called prior to
 * {@code BundleListener} objects.
 * 
 * {@code AdminPermission[bundle,LISTENER]} is required to add or remove a
 * {@code SynchronousBundleListener} object.
 * 
 * @since 1.1
 * @see BundleEvent
 * @ThreadSafe
 * @author $Id: e1555f69b0cba5d9d8b6ad51add3d9e02827ef66 $
 */
@ConsumerType
@FunctionalInterface
public interface SynchronousBundleListener extends BundleListener {
	// This is a marker interface
}