WandoraTool - Revision history

Akivela at 14:39, 21 March 2009

2009-03-21T14:39:53Z

Akivela at 09:54, 10 May 2008

2008-05-10T09:54:46Z

Akivela: AdminTool moved to WandoraTool

2008-05-10T09:53:46Z

AdminTool moved to WandoraTool

Olli at 09:12, 31 January 2007

2007-01-31T09:12:49Z

New page

AdminTool is the interface for all Wandora admin tools. When you make your own tools you should override [[AbstractAdminTool]] instead of directly implementing this class (see [[Writing your own tool]]).

Implementations of this class need to implement all methods described in [[AbstractAdminTool]] page except setDefaultLogger, log, hlog, singleLog, setState and forceStop. In addition implementations need to implement two other execute methods. execute(WandoraAdmin,ActionEvent) is the primary entry point to tool. When user clicks a GUI element to start the tool, this is the method that starts the execution. execute(WandoraAdmin) is an alternative way to start the tool. It is meant to be used when the tool is launched by something else than the user, for example some other tool.

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−	WandoraTool is the interface for all Wandora admin tools. When you make your own tools you should override [[~~AbstractAdminTool~~]] instead of directly implementing this class (see [[Writing your own tool]]).	+	WandoraTool is the interface for all Wandora admin tools. When you make your own tools you should override [[AbstractWandoraTool]] instead of directly implementing this class (see [[Writing your own tool]]).

−	Implementations of this class need to implement all methods described in [[~~AbstractAdminTool~~]] page except setDefaultLogger, log, hlog, singleLog, setState and forceStop. In addition implementations need to implement two other execute methods. execute(~~WandoraAdmin~~,ActionEvent) is the primary entry point to tool. When user clicks a GUI element to start the tool, this is the method that starts the execution. execute(~~WandoraAdmin~~) is an alternative way to start the tool. It is meant to be used when the tool is launched by something else than the user, for example some other tool.	+	Implementations of this class need to implement all methods described in [[AbstractWandoraTool]] page except setDefaultLogger, log, hlog, singleLog, setState and forceStop. In addition implementations need to implement two other execute methods. execute(Wandora ,ActionEvent) is the primary entry point to tool. When user clicks a GUI element to start the tool, this is the method that starts the execution. execute(Wandora) is an alternative way to start the tool. It is meant to be used when the tool is launched by something else than the user, for example some other tool.

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−	~~AdminTool~~ is the interface for all Wandora admin tools. When you make your own tools you should override [[AbstractAdminTool]] instead of directly implementing this class (see [[Writing your own tool]]).	+	WandoraTool is the interface for all Wandora admin tools. When you make your own tools you should override [[AbstractAdminTool]] instead of directly implementing this class (see [[Writing your own tool]]).

	Implementations of this class need to implement all methods described in [[AbstractAdminTool]] page except setDefaultLogger, log, hlog, singleLog, setState and forceStop. In addition implementations need to implement two other execute methods. execute(WandoraAdmin,ActionEvent) is the primary entry point to tool. When user clicks a GUI element to start the tool, this is the method that starts the execution. execute(WandoraAdmin) is an alternative way to start the tool. It is meant to be used when the tool is launched by something else than the user, for example some other tool.		Implementations of this class need to implement all methods described in [[AbstractAdminTool]] page except setDefaultLogger, log, hlog, singleLog, setState and forceStop. In addition implementations need to implement two other execute methods. execute(WandoraAdmin,ActionEvent) is the primary entry point to tool. When user clicks a GUI element to start the tool, this is the method that starts the execution. execute(WandoraAdmin) is an alternative way to start the tool. It is meant to be used when the tool is launched by something else than the user, for example some other tool.