Returns {@code true} if the listener instance can process the specified event object, {@code false} otherwise. @param event the event object to test @return {@code true} if the listener instance can process the specified event object, {@code false} otherwise.
Handles the specified event. Again, as this interface is an implementation concept, implementations of this method will likely dispatch the event to a 'real' processor (e.g. method).
An event listener knows how to accept and process events of a particular type (or types). <p/> Note that this interface is in the event implementation support package (and not the event package directly) because it is a supporting concept for event bus implementations and not something that most application developers using Shiro should implement directly. App developers should instead use the {@link hunt.shiro.event.Subscribe Subscribe} annotation on methods they wish to receive events. <p/> This interface therefore mainly represents a 'middle man' between the event bus and the actual subscribing component. As such, event bus implementors (or framework/infrastructural implementors) or those that wish to customize listener/dispatch functionality might find this concept useful. <p/> It is a concept almost always used in conjunction with a {@link EventListenerResolver} implementation.
@see SingleArgumentMethodEventListener @see AnnotationEventListenerResolver
@since 1.3