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package sun.java2d.pipe.hw;
/**
* An interface for receiving notifications about imminent accelerated device's
* events. Upon receiving such event appropriate actions can be taken (for
* example, resources associated with the device can be freed).
public interface AccelDeviceEventListener {
* Called when the device is about to be reset.
* One must release all native resources associated with the device which
* prevent the device from being reset (such as Default Pool resources for
* the D3D pipeline).
* It is safe to remove the listener while in the call back.
* Note: this method is called on the rendering thread,
* do not call into user code, do not take RQ lock!
public void onDeviceReset();
* Called when the device is about to be disposed of.
* One must release all native resources associated with the device.
public void onDeviceDispose();
}