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Interface javax.speech.recognition.GrammarListener

Implementing Classes:

GrammarAdapter

public abstract interface GrammarListener

extends EventListener

A GrammarListener receives notifications of status change events for a Grammar.

A GrammarListener is attached to and removed from a Grammar with its addGrammarListener and removeGrammarListener methods. Multiple grammars can share a GrammarListener object and one grammar can have multiple GrammarListener objects attached.

The GrammarAdapter provides a trivial implementation of this class.

See Also:

Grammar, DictationGrammar, RuleGrammar, addGrammarListener, removeGrammarListener, GrammarAdapter

Method Summary

void	grammarActivated(GrammarEvent e) A GRAMMAR_ACTIVATED event is issued when a grammar changes from deactivated to activated.
void	grammarChangesCommitted(GrammarEvent e) A GRAMMAR_CHANGES_COMMITTED event is issued when a Recognizer has committed changes to a Grammar.
void	grammarDeactivated(GrammarEvent e) A GRAMMAR_DEACTIVATED event is issued when a grammar changes from activated to deactivated.

Method Detail

grammarChangesCommitted

public void grammarChangesCommitted(GrammarEvent e)

A GRAMMAR_CHANGES_COMMITTED event is issued when a Recognizer has committed changes to a Grammar.

The GRAMMAR_CHANGES_COMMITTED immediately follows the CHANGES_COMMITTED event issued to RecognizerListeners after changes to all grammars have been committed. The circumstances in which changes are committed are described in the documentation for Grammar.

See Also:

GRAMMAR_CHANGES_COMMITTED, CHANGES_COMMITTED, Grammar

grammarActivated

public void grammarActivated(GrammarEvent e)

A GRAMMAR_ACTIVATED event is issued when a grammar changes from deactivated to activated.

See Also:

GRAMMAR_ACTIVATED, Grammar

grammarDeactivated

public void grammarDeactivated(GrammarEvent e)

A GRAMMAR_DEACTIVATED event is issued when a grammar changes from activated to deactivated.

See Also:

GRAMMAR_DEACTIVATED, Grammar