Class javax.events.EventManagement

extends Object

With the class EventManagement it is possible to register several timer, touch or comm events.

Event management has to be started with EventManagement.start() before any event can be registered. Note that when using touch events it's not necessary to call this method because the Touch.setTouchFieldReportingEnabled(boolean) method makes this call internally.

Note

Please note that in order to receive touch and keyboard events the abstract class Application has to be extended (create a class derived from Application). This ensures that touch and keyboard evenets will be collected periodically and the corresponding handler methods will be executed in the main thread (for comm events this is not necessary). See e.g. the touch event samples (iLCD Manager File Tab->New) and Application Class Design on how to do that.
Don't start the event thread (EventManagement.start()) before main().

Event listeners (or handlers) can be added as follows:

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Public Methods

Methods inherited from java.lang.Object

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Public Fields

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