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package nsk.monitoring.share.thread;

import java.lang.management.ThreadMXBean;

/**
 * ThreadMonitoringScenario is basic interface which should be
 * implemented by all scenarios that excersize ThreadMXBean threads
 * information.
 */
public interface ThreadMonitoringScenario {
        /**
         * Begin this scenario. Make necessary preparations and start threads.
         */
        public void begin();

        /**
         * Wait for threads to come into pre-defined state.
         */
        public void waitState();

        /**
         * Check ThreadMXBean information.
         */
        public void check(ThreadMXBean threadMXBean);

        /**
         * Signal threads to finish.
         */
        public void finish();

        /**
         * End this scenario. Wait for threads to exit and make
         * necessary cleanup.
         */
        public void end();
}