Examples of Notifications

com.blackberry.toolkit.ui.component.banner.Notifications
Field to display Unread Mail as seen in the Banner @author twindsor @since 1.1 of Banner @version 1.4 (Aug 2011)
com.sun.mfwk.agent.appserv.lifecycle.beans.Notifications

Examples of com.blackberry.toolkit.ui.component.banner.Notifications

      vfm.add(batteryStatus);
      vfm.add(new WirelessStatus());
      vfm.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_DESCRIPTOR, false));
      vfm.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_SIGNAL, true));
      vfm.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_WIFI, true));
      vfm.add(new Notifications());
      vfm.add(new TimeDisplay());
      add(vfm);
      banner.addTitle("Banner Test");


      setTitle(banner);

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Examples of com.blackberry.toolkit.ui.component.banner.Notifications

          dialog.add(battery);
          dialog.add(new WirelessStatus());
          dialog.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_DESCRIPTOR, false));
          dialog.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_SIGNAL, true));
          dialog.add(new WirelessStatus(WirelessStatus.DISPLAY_WIFI, true));
          dialog.add(new Notifications());
          dialog.add(new TimeDisplay());
          UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushGlobalScreen(dialog, UiApplication.GLOBAL_SHOW_LOWER, 0);
          Application.getApplication().requestBackground();
        } catch (Exception e) {
          log(e.toString());

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Examples of com.sun.mfwk.agent.appserv.lifecycle.beans.Notifications

        ObjectName objectName = getObjectName(notification);
        assert(objectName != null);
        if(objectName != null){
            try{
                //Get the in-memory representation of the notification.xml.
    Notifications notifications = getNotifications();
                if(notifications != null) {
                    //Get the domain of interest from the notification.xml
                    //Consider notifications only from this domain.
              String domain = notifications.getDomain();
        if(domain.equals(objectName.getDomain())){
            com.sun.mfwk.agent.appserv.lifecycle.beans.ObjectName name = null;


                        //Return if notification is because of cascaded object.
                        //Plugin recieves two notifications for each monitoring object on the remote
                        //instance. One, when the monitoring object gets created on the remote server
                        //and the other when it gets cascaded to the DAS. This causes a problem when
                        //we have same Application or Module deployed to DAS and remote server.
                        //Cascaded object is overwriting the object instrumented by the remote server.
                        //To avoid this, plugin should not instrument CMM objects for cascaded AS mbeans.
                        if(!asInstance.equals(objectName.getKeyProperty(Constants.SERVER_NAME_KEY))) {
                            return false;
                        } 


                        //for each of the <object-name> elements from notification.xml
      for(int i=0; i<notifications.sizeObjectName(); i++){
                            name = notifications.getObjectName(i);
          com.sun.mfwk.agent.appserv.lifecycle.beans.Attribute attribute = null;
          String attributeName = null;
          String attributeValue = null;
          String value = null;
          boolean ofInterest = true;

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