BEA WebLogic Workshop™ Kick Start

Chapter 5. Controls

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Using a Timer

• Creating HelloDelayed

• Testing HelloDelayed

• Stopping the Timer

• Defining a Timer Control in Code

• Adjusting Timing Defaults Programmatically

• Restarting the Timer

• Obtaining Time at Event

• Broadcast Date Example

• HelloWorld as a Service

• Handling Callbacks from CTRLs

One of the major concepts in Workshop is the idea of a control. A control is any external set of operations (like another Web service) that you can access from Workshop. Controls make programming your services even easier, because they look and act as if your service is a client to the control.

Using a Timer

One of the simplest controls is the timer control. The idea with the timer control is to be able to schedule activity for some time in the future, ...