Uses of Class
org.dvb.application.AppID

Packages that use AppID

org.dvb.application	Provides access to lists of applications which are available in this context and the ability to launch those applications.
org.ocap.application
org.ocap.event	The org.ocap.event package manages user events.
org.ocap.resource
org.ocap.system.event	The org.ocap.system.event package defines various system events.

Uses of AppID in org.dvb.application

Methods in org.dvb.application that return AppID

AppID	AppStateChangeEvent.getAppID() The application the listener was tracking has made a state transition from fromState to toState.
AppID	AppsDatabaseEvent.getAppID() gets the application ID object for the entry in the database that changed.
AppID	AppAttributes.getIdentifier() This method returns the application identifier.

Methods in org.dvb.application with parameters of type AppID

abstract boolean	AppsDatabaseFilter.accept(AppID appid) Test if a specified appid should be included in the Enumeration.
boolean	RunningApplicationsFilter.accept(AppID appid) Test if a specified appid should be included in the Enumeration.
boolean	CurrentServiceFilter.accept(AppID appid) Test if a specified appid should be included in the Enumeration.
AppAttributes	AppsDatabase.getAppAttributes(AppID key) Returns the properties associated with the given ID.
AppProxy	AppsDatabase.getAppProxy(AppID key) Returns the ApplicationProxy associated with the given ID.

Constructors in org.dvb.application with parameters of type AppID

AppsDatabaseEvent(int id, AppID appid, Object source)
Create a new AppsDatabaseEvent object for the entry in the database that changed, or for a new database.

AppStateChangeEvent(AppID appid, int fromstate, int tostate, Object source, boolean hasFailed)
Create an AppStateChangeEvent object.

Uses of AppID in org.ocap.application

Methods in org.ocap.application that return AppID

abstract AppID

PermissionInformation.getAppID() This method returns an AppID of an application to be granted a requested set of Permissions that is returned by the PermissionInformation.getRequestedPermissions() method.

Methods in org.ocap.application with parameters of type AppID

boolean	AppFilter.accept(AppID appID) Returns whether this AppFilter accepts the given AppID.
boolean	AppFilterHandler.accept(AppID appID, AppPattern matchingItem) This method is called by AppFilter.accept(org.dvb.application.AppID) when it finds a matching AppPattern whose action is ASK.
void	AppManagerProxy.setApplicationPriority(int priority, AppID appId) This method sets the priority for the application.
void	AppManagerProxy.unregisterUnboundApp(int serviceId, AppID appid) This method unregisters an unbound application from the AppsDatabase.

Uses of AppID in org.ocap.event

Methods in org.ocap.event that return AppID

AppID[]

UserEventAction.getAppIDs() Get the AppIDs to which the filtered event will be forwarded.

Methods in org.ocap.event with parameters of type AppID

void	UserEventAction.setAppIDs(AppID[] appIDs) Sets the application IDs returned by this class.

Constructors in org.ocap.event with parameters of type AppID

UserEventAction(UserEvent event, AppID[] appIDs)
Creates a UserEventAction instance.

Uses of AppID in org.ocap.resource

Methods in org.ocap.resource that return AppID

AppID

ResourceUsage.getAppID() Gets the AppID of the application associated with the set of resources contained in the usage.

Uses of AppID in org.ocap.system.event

Methods in org.ocap.system.event that return AppID

AppID

SystemEvent.getAppID() Gets the globally unique identifier of the application logging the event.

Constructors in org.ocap.system.event with parameters of type AppID

ErrorEvent(int typeCode, String message, String stacktrace, String[] throwableClasses, long date, AppID appId)
This constructor is provided for internal use by OCAP implementations; applications SHOULD NOT call it.

RebootEvent(int typeCode, String message, long date, AppID appId)
This constructor is provided for internal use by OCAP implementations; applications SHOULD NOT call it.

ResourceDepletionEvent(int typeCode, String message, long date, AppID appId)
This constructor is provided for internal use by OCAP implementations; applications SHOULD NOT call it.

SystemEvent(int typeCode, String message, long date, AppID appId)
This constructor is provided for internal use by OCAP implementations; applications SHOULD NOT call it.