Interface | Description |
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IConnector |
A connector is a handle that is created by a transport plug-in.
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IDiscovery |
The interface of a discovery plug-in.
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IDiscoveryManager |
The discovery manager is the interface of the plug-in manager exposed to
discovery plug-ins.
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IDispatcher |
The dispatcher interface is the interface of plug-ins that dispatch
incoming calls.
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IModifier |
A modifier is a plug-in that changes the stream type provided
by another plug-in.
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IPacket |
A packet is a data container that is used as transfer-unit in packet
connectors.
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IPacketConnector |
A packet connector is a connector that broadcasts packets.
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IPlugin |
This is the base interface that must be implemented by all plug-in
implementations.
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IPluginManager |
Each plug-in gets a reference to a manager.
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IRouting |
The interface of routing plug-ins.
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IRoutingManager |
The interface of the plug-in manager that is exposed to routing plug-ins.
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ISemantic |
This is the interface that must be implemented by semantic plug-ins.
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ISemanticManager |
The semantic manager is the interface that enables semantic plug-ins to
access the internals of the invocation broker.
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ISessionStrategy |
Generic interface for plug-in selection strategies.
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IStreamConnector |
A stream connector is a connector that delivers streams to transfer and/or
receive data.
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IStreamer |
The streamer interface is implemented by plug-ins that establish
connections to other systems.
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ITransceiver |
A communication transceiver describes a plug-in that can receive and transmit
data to a remote system.
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ITransceiverManager |
The transceiver manager is the interface of the plug-in manager exposed to
transceiver plug-ins.
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Class | Description |
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FragmentConnector |
The fragment connector is a wrapper for packet connectors that
performs an automatic packet fragmentation and defragmentation.
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GroupConnector |
The group packet connector is used to multiplex packet connectors.
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Packet |
A basic packet implementation that can be reused to implement connectors.
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