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The TimerService interface provides enterprise bean components
with access to the container-provided Timer Service. The EJB
Timer Service allows entity beans, stateless session beans,
and message-driven beans to be registered for timer callback
events at a specified time, after a specified elapsed time, or
after a specified interval.
| Method from javax.ejb.TimerService Detail: |
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 public Timer createTimer(long duration,
Serializable info) throws IllegalArgumentException, EJBException, IllegalStateException
Create a single-action timer that expires after a specified duration. |
public Timer createTimer(Date expiration,
Serializable info) throws IllegalArgumentException, EJBException, IllegalStateException Create a single-action timer that expires at a given point in time. |
public Timer createTimer(long initialDuration,
long intervalDuration,
Serializable info) throws IllegalArgumentException, EJBException, IllegalStateException Create an interval timer whose first expiration occurs after a specified
duration, and whose subsequent expirations occur after a specified
interval. |
public Timer createTimer(Date initialExpiration,
long intervalDuration,
Serializable info) throws IllegalArgumentException, EJBException, IllegalStateException Create an interval timer whose first expiration occurs at a given
point in time and whose subsequent expirations occur after a specified
interval. |
public Collection getTimers() throws EJBException, IllegalStateException Get all the active timers associated with this bean. |
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