Examples of stopTimer()


Examples of org.jboss.test.timer.interfaces.TimerSLSB.stopTimer()

      TimerSLSB bean = home.create();
      byte[] handle = bean.startTimer(SHORT_PERIOD);
      // Sleep for 20x the timer interval and expect at least 10 events
      Thread.sleep(20 * SHORT_PERIOD);
      int count = bean.getTimeoutCount(handle);
      bean.stopTimer(handle);
      assertTrue("Timeout was expected to be called at least 10 times but was "
         + "only called: " + count + " times",
         count >= 10);
      Thread.sleep(5 * SHORT_PERIOD);
      int count2 = bean.getTimeoutCount(handle);
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Examples of org.jboss.test.timer.interfaces.TimerSLSB.stopTimer()

      assertTrue("Timeout was expected to be called only once but was called: "
         + count + " times",
         count == 1);
      try
      {
         bean.stopTimer(handle);
         fail("A single timer should expire after the first event and therefore this "
            + "has to throw an NoSuchObjectLocalException");
      }
      catch (RemoteException re)
      {
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Examples of org.mindswap.pellet.utils.Timers.stopTimer()

    // Now we create a third timer to keep track of the performance of the
    // third classification
    timers.startTimer( "Third classification" );
    classifier.classify();
    timers.stopTimer( "Third classification" );
   
    System.out.println( "\nClassification time: " + t.getTotal() + "ms");
    System.out.println( "Subclasses of " + pain + ": " + classifier.getSubClasses( pain, true ).getFlattened() + "\n");
   
    // Finally, print the timing. As you can see, the second classification
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Examples of org.mindswap.pellet.utils.Timers.stopTimer()

    // Now we create a third timer to keep track of the performance of the
    // third classification
    timers.startTimer( "Third classification" );
    classifier.classify();
    timers.stopTimer( "Third classification" );
   
    System.out.println( "\nClassification time: " + t.getTotal() + "ms");
    System.out.println( "Subclasses of " + pain + ": " + classifier.getSubClasses( pain, true ).getFlattened() + "\n");
   
    // Finally, print the timing. As you can see, the second classification
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