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package com.axway.ats.log.autodb.events;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import com.axway.ats.log.autodb.LifeCycleState;
import com.axway.ats.log.autodb.model.AbstractLoggingEvent;
import com.axway.ats.log.autodb.model.LoggingEventType;

@SuppressWarnings( "serial")
public class StartAfterClassEvent extends AbstractLoggingEvent {

    public StartAfterClassEvent( String loggerFQCN, Logger logger ) {
        super(loggerFQCN, logger, "Start after class execution", LoggingEventType.START_AFTER_CLASS);
    }

    @Override
    protected LifeCycleState getExpectedLifeCycleState( LifeCycleState state ) {

        return LifeCycleState.ATLEAST_RUN_STARTED;
    }

}

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+        /* This event is fired after a suite is already closed,%0A           since ATS (AtsTestngListener) could not be certain that @AfterClass will be available%0A         */
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