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| Packages that use org.jgroups.util | |
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| org.jgroups | Provides top-level public JGroups classes such as Channel, Message, etc. |
| org.jgroups.auth | |
| org.jgroups.blocks | Provides building blocks that are layered on top of channels. |
| org.jgroups.blocks.executor | |
| org.jgroups.blocks.locking | |
| org.jgroups.blocks.mux | |
| org.jgroups.conf | Provides ways to configure a protocol stack. |
| org.jgroups.demos | Provides demonstrations of JGroups functionality. |
| org.jgroups.mux | |
| org.jgroups.protocols | Provides implementations of transport protocols which are responsible for sending and receiving messages to/from the network. |
| org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast | Supports probabilistic broadcasts. |
| org.jgroups.stack | Support for managing protocol stacks. |
| org.jgroups.util | Provides useful functionality which cannot be assigned to any particular other package. |
| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups | |
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| Buffer
Buffer with an offset and length. |
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| Headers
Open addressing based implementation of a hashmap (not supporting the Map interface though) for message headers. |
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| SocketFactory
Factory to create various types of sockets. |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.auth | |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.blocks | |
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| Buffer
Buffer with an offset and length. |
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| Command
The Command patttern (see Gamma et al.). |
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| FutureListener
A listener that is called back when a future is done. |
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| NotifyingFuture
A sub-interface of a Future, that allows for listeners to be attached so that observers can be notified when the future completes. |
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| Promise
Allows a thread to submit an asynchronous request and to wait for the result. |
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| Rsp
class that represents a response from a communication |
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| RspList
Contains responses from all members. |
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| SocketFactory
Factory to create various types of sockets. |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| ThreadFactory
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.blocks.executor | |
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| FutureListener
A listener that is called back when a future is done. |
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| NotifyingFuture
A sub-interface of a Future, that allows for listeners to be attached so that observers can be notified when the future completes. |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.blocks.locking | |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.blocks.mux | |
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| ImmutableReference
Simple class that holds an immutable reference to another object (or to null). |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.conf | |
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| Tuple
Holds 2 values, useful when we have a map with a key, but more than 1 value and we don't want to create a separate holder object for the values, and don't want to pass the values as a list or array. |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.demos | |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.mux | |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.protocols | |
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| AgeOutCache
Cache which removes its elements after a certain time |
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| AgeOutCache.Handler
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| BoundedList
A bounded subclass of LinkedList, oldest elements are removed once max capacity is exceeded. |
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| Buffer
Buffer with an offset and length. |
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| CreditMap
Maintains credits for senders, when credits fall below 0, a sender blocks until new credits have been received. |
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| Promise
Allows a thread to submit an asynchronous request and to wait for the result. |
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| SocketFactory
Factory to create various types of sockets. |
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| ThreadFactory
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| TimeScheduler
Timer-like interface which allows for execution of tasks. |
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| UUID
Logical address which is unique over space and time. |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast | |
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| AckCollector
Collects acks from a number of nodes, waits for all acks. |
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| BoundedList
A bounded subclass of LinkedList, oldest elements are removed once max capacity is exceeded. |
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| Digest
A message digest, which is used by the PBCAST layer for gossiping (also used by NAKACK for keeping track of current seqnos for all members). |
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| MergeId
ID to uniquely identify a merge |
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| Range
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| TimeScheduler
Timer-like interface which allows for execution of tasks. |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.stack | |
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| Seqno
Keeps track of a single message to retransmit |
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| SocketFactory
Factory to create various types of sockets. |
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| StackType
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| ThreadFactory
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| TimeScheduler
Timer-like interface which allows for execution of tasks. |
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| TimeScheduler.Task
The interface that dynamic tasks ( TimeScheduler.scheduleWithDynamicInterval(org.jgroups.util.TimeScheduler.Task)) must implement |
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| Tuple
Holds 2 values, useful when we have a map with a key, but more than 1 value and we don't want to create a separate holder object for the values, and don't want to pass the values as a list or array. |
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| Classes in org.jgroups.util used by org.jgroups.util | |
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| AdditionalDataUUID
Subclass of UUID which adds a string as payload. |
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| AgeOutCache.Handler
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| Buffer
Buffer with an offset and length. |
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| DefaultThreadFactory
Thread factory mainly responsible for naming of threads. |
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| Digest
A message digest, which is used by the PBCAST layer for gossiping (also used by NAKACK for keeping track of current seqnos for all members). |
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| Digest.Entry
Class keeping track of the lowest and highest sequence numbers delivered, and the highest sequence numbers received, per member. |
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| ExposedByteArrayOutputStream
Extends ByteArrayOutputStream, but exposes the internal buffer. |
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| ExposedDataOutputStream
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| FutureListener
A listener that is called back when a future is done. |
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| HashedTimingWheel.MyTask
Simple task wrapper, always executed by at most 1 thread. |
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| Headers
Open addressing based implementation of a hashmap (not supporting the Map interface though) for message headers. |
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| MergeId
ID to uniquely identify a merge |
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| NotifyingFuture
A sub-interface of a Future, that allows for listeners to be attached so that observers can be notified when the future completes. |
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| PayloadUUID
Subclass of UUID which adds a string as payload. |
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| Queue
Elements are added at the tail and removed from the head. |
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| QueueClosedException
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| Range
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| Rsp
class that represents a response from a communication |
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| RspList
Contains responses from all members. |
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| Seqno
Keeps track of a single message to retransmit |
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| SocketFactory
Factory to create various types of sockets. |
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| StackType
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| Streamable
Implementations of Streamable can add their state directly to the output stream, enabling them to bypass costly serialization |
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| ThreadDecorator
An object that can alter the state of a thread when it receives a callback from a ThreadManager notifying
it that the thread has been created or released from use. |
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| ThreadFactory
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| ThreadManager
An object that manages threads and provides callbacks to a ThreadDecorator to allow it to alter their state. |
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| TimeScheduler
Timer-like interface which allows for execution of tasks. |
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| TimeScheduler.Task
The interface that dynamic tasks ( TimeScheduler.scheduleWithDynamicInterval(org.jgroups.util.TimeScheduler.Task)) must implement |
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| TimeScheduler2.MyTask
Simple task wrapper, always executed by at most 1 thread. |
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| TopologyUUID
Subclass of UUID which adds 3 strings (siteId, rackId and machineId)as payload. |
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| Triple
Holds 3 values, useful when we have a map with a key, but more than 1 value and we don't want to create a separate holder object for the values, and don't want to pass the values as a list or array. |
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| Tuple
Holds 2 values, useful when we have a map with a key, but more than 1 value and we don't want to create a separate holder object for the values, and don't want to pass the values as a list or array. |
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| Util.AddressScope
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| UUID
Logical address which is unique over space and time. |
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