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package org.refcodes.component;

/**
 * This mixin might be implemented by a component in order to provide
 * decomposition facilities. No exception is thrown as decomposition must work
 * always!
 * 

* The "decompose()" method {@link Decomposeable#decompose()} differs from the * "destroy()" method {@link Destroyable#destroy()} in that "destroy()" shuts * down the component in memory, whereas "decompose()" also tears down external * resources such as files or DB schemas. This means that with "decompose()" all * external data will be lost, as with "destroy()" external data will be kept * (in terms that it makes sense for the actual implementation). */ public interface Decomposeable { /** * Decomposes the component. External resources might get deleted (such as * files or DB schemas)! */ void decompose(); /** * The {@link DecomposeAutomaton} interface defines those methods related to * the decompose life-cycle. */ public interface DecomposeAutomaton extends Decomposeable { /** * Determines whether the component may get decomposed. * * @return True if {@link #decompose()} is possible. */ boolean isDecomposeable(); /** * Determines whether the component is decomposed. * * @return True in case of being decomposed, else false. */ boolean isDecomposed(); } }





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