Uses of Class
javax.media.ControllerEvent

Packages that use ControllerEvent

javax.media
org.davic.media	Provides various extensions to the Java Media Framework for the control of TV oriented audio / video content.
org.dvb.media	Provides DVB specific extensions to the Java Media Framework.
org.ocap.media	The org.ocap.media package is a collection of classes and interfaces for controlling access to various kinds of media components

Uses of ControllerEvent in javax.media

Subclasses of ControllerEvent in javax.media

class	CachingControlEvent This event is generated by a Controller that supports the CachingControl interface.
class	ConnectionErrorEvent A ConnectionErrorEvent is posted when an error occurs within a DataSource when obtaining data or communicating with a server.
class	ControllerClosedEvent A ControllerClosedEvent describes an event that is generated when an a Controller is closed.
class	ControllerErrorEvent A ControllerErrorEvent describes an event that is generated when an error condition occurs that will cause a Controller to cease functioning.
class	DataStarvedEvent DataStarvedEvent indicates that a Controller has lost data or has stopped receiving data altogether.
class	DeallocateEvent A DeallocateEvent is posted as an acknowledgement of the invocation of the deallocate method.
class	DurationUpdateEvent DurationUpdateEvent is posted by a Controller when its duration changes.
class	EndOfMediaEvent An EndOfMediaEvent indicates that the Controller has reached the end of its media and is stopping.
class	InternalErrorEvent An InternalErrorEvent indicates that a Controller failed for implementation-specific reasons.
class	MediaTimeSetEvent A MediaTimeSetEvent is posted by a Controller when its media-time has been set with the setMediaTime method.
class	PrefetchCompleteEvent A PrefetchCompleteEvent is posted when a Controller finishes Prefetching.
class	RateChangeEvent A RateChangeEvent is a ControllerEvent that is posted when a Controller's rate changes.
class	RealizeCompleteEvent A RealizeCompleteEvent is posted when a Controller finishes Realizing.
class	ResourceUnavailableEvent A ResourceUnavailableEvent indicates that a Controller was unable to allocate a resource that it requires for operation.
class	RestartingEvent A RestartingEvent indicates that a Controller has moved from the Started state back to the Prefetching state (a Stopped state) and intends to return to the Started state when Prefetching is complete.
class	StartEvent StartEvent is a TransitionEvent that indicates that a Controller has entered the Started state.
class	StopAtTimeEvent A StopAtTimeEvent indicates that the Controller has stopped because it reached its stop time.
class	StopByRequestEvent A StopByRequestEvent indicates that the Controller has stopped in response to a stop call.
class	StopEvent StopEvent is a ControllerEvent that indicates that a Controller has stopped.
class	StopTimeChangeEvent A StopTimeChangeEvent is generated by a Controller when its stop time has changed.
class	TransitionEvent TransitionEvent is a ControllerEvent that indicates that a Controller has changed state.

Methods in javax.media with parameters of type ControllerEvent

void	ControllerListener.controllerUpdate(ControllerEvent event) This method is called when an event is generated by a Controller that this listener is registered with.

Uses of ControllerEvent in org.davic.media

Subclasses of ControllerEvent in org.davic.media

class	MediaPresentedEvent Generated as soon as possible after new content is actually being presented to the user, regardless of whether a state change has taken place in the player or not.
class	MediaTimePositionChangedEvent This event is generated whenever the media position is changed (when the invocation of the setMediaPosition resulted in a change in the media position).
class	ResourceReturnedEvent Generated if a Player which was stopped due to having its resources withdrawn has had those resources returned to it.
class	ResourceWithdrawnEvent Generated if a Player has some or all of the resources used withdrawn for some reason.

Uses of ControllerEvent in org.dvb.media

Subclasses of ControllerEvent in org.dvb.media

class	CAStopEvent This event is generated whenever access to a service is withdrawn by the CA system, e.g.
class	NoComponentSelectedEvent This event is generated whenever presentation of a stream stops because there are no selected components to present.
class	PresentationChangedEvent This event is generated whenever the content being presented by a player changes for reasons outside the control of the application.
class	ServiceRemovedEvent This event is generated whenever access to a service stops because the service concerned has been removed from the network.
class	StopByResourceLossEvent This event is generated whenever presentation of a stream stops because the player has lost so many resources that it cannot continue.

Uses of ControllerEvent in org.ocap.media

Subclasses of ControllerEvent in org.ocap.media

class	AlternativeMediaPresentationEvent AlternativeMediaPresentationEvent is a JMF event generated to indicate that an "alternative" content is presented during the media presentation of a service.
class	MediaPresentationEvent MediaPresentationEvent is a JMF event used as the parent class of events indicating dynamic changes to the presentation of media components.
class	NormalMediaPresentationEvent NormalMediaPresentationEvent is a JMF event generated when the normal media components of a service are presented.