2009/05/20 - Apache Shale has been retired.

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 package org.apache.shale.examples.test.dialog.basic;

 import java.io.Serializable;

 import org.apache.shale.dialog.DialogContext;

 import org.apache.shale.dialog.DialogContextListener;

 import org.apache.shale.dialog.base.AbstractDialogContextManagerListener;

 /**

  * <p>Test implementation of DialogContextManagerListener.</p>

  */

 public class ManagerListener extends AbstractDialogContextManagerListener

   implements Serializable {

     // THe DialogContextListener we use to handle context events

     private DialogContextListener listener = new ContextListener();

     public void onCreate(DialogContext context) {

         // Log the fact that we are processing this event

         System.out.println("ManagerListener.onCreate(name=" + context.getName()

           + ", id=" + context.getId() + ")");

         // Register our manager listener on this instance

         context.addDialogContextListener(listener);

         // In a real application, you might also do some intialization

         // here to set up the "data" property on this context

     }

     public void onRemove(DialogContext context) {

         // Log the fact that we are processing this event

         System.out.println("ManagerListener.onInstall(name=" + context.getName()

           + ", id=" + context.getId() + ")");

         // In a real application, you might also do some cleanup here

         // to finish things up in the "data" property of this context

         // Register our manager listener on this instance

         context.removeDialogContextListener(listener);

     }

 }