com.amazonaws.services.appstream.waiters

Class AmazonAppStreamWaiters

java.lang.Object

com.amazonaws.services.appstream.waiters.AmazonAppStreamWaiters

public class AmazonAppStreamWaiters
extends Object

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AmazonAppStreamWaiters(AmazonAppStream client) Constructs a new AmazonAppStreamWaiters with the given client

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Waiter<DescribeFleetsRequest>	fleetStarted() Builds a FleetStarted waiter by using custom parameters waiterParameters and other parameters defined in the waiters specification, and then polls until it determines whether the resource entered the desired state or not, where polling criteria is bound by either default polling strategy or custom polling strategy.
Waiter<DescribeFleetsRequest>	fleetStopped() Builds a FleetStopped waiter by using custom parameters waiterParameters and other parameters defined in the waiters specification, and then polls until it determines whether the resource entered the desired state or not, where polling criteria is bound by either default polling strategy or custom polling strategy.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

AmazonAppStreamWaiters

public AmazonAppStreamWaiters(AmazonAppStream client)

Constructs a new AmazonAppStreamWaiters with the given client

Parameters:

client - Service client

Method Detail

fleetStarted

public Waiter<DescribeFleetsRequest> fleetStarted()

Builds a FleetStarted waiter by using custom parameters waiterParameters and other parameters defined in the waiters specification, and then polls until it determines whether the resource entered the desired state or not, where polling criteria is bound by either default polling strategy or custom polling strategy.

fleetStopped

public Waiter<DescribeFleetsRequest> fleetStopped()

Builds a FleetStopped waiter by using custom parameters waiterParameters and other parameters defined in the waiters specification, and then polls until it determines whether the resource entered the desired state or not, where polling criteria is bound by either default polling strategy or custom polling strategy.