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#Org.apache.excalibur.event Classes and Interfaces - 36 results found.
NameDescriptionTypePackageFramework
AbstractQueueProvides the base functionality for the other Queue types.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
AbstractThreadManagerAbstract base class for a ThreadManager that has a single ThreadPool forAuthor:Avalon Development TeamClassorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
AbstractThreadManager .PipelineRunnerThe PipelineRunner class pulls all the events from the Source, and puts them in the EventHandler.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.command.AbstractThreadManagerApache Avalon
CommandA Command is a specific type of Signal that denotes an asynchronous execution unit that must be performed by the CommandManager.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
CommandFailureHandlerCommandFailureHandler is used by the CommandManager to handle any exceptions that might be thrown by a Command.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
CommandManagerThe CommandManager handles asynchronous commands from the rest of the system.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
DefaultQueueThe default queue implementation is a variable size queue.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
DefaultThreadManagerA ThreadManager that will use an external ThreadPool.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
DelayedCommandA DelayedCommand is a specific type of Command that denotes a an execution unit that will be delayed at least X number of milliseconds.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
DequeueInterceptorThe dequeue executable interface describes operations that are executed before and after elements are pulled from aInterfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
EnqueuePredicateEnqueue predicates allow users to specify a method that will 'screen' elements being enqueued onto a sink, eitherInterfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
EventHandlerAn EventHandler takes care of processing specific events in an event-based architecture.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
EventPipelineAn EventPipeline is used by the ThreadManager to manage the event Queue and EventHandler relationship.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
FixedSizeQueueAn implementation of the Queue that has a fixed size.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
LossyMultiCastSinkThis is a org.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
MessageA Source implements the side of an event queue where queue elements are dequeued operations only.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
MultiCastSinkThis is a org.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
NullCommandFailureHandlerNullCommandFailureHandler is used to do nothing if a command fails.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
NullDequeueInterceptorThe dequeue executable interface describes operations that are executed before and after elements are pulled from aClassorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
NullEnqueuePredicateThe NullEnqueuePredicate does nothing to limit a Queue's ability to enqueue.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
PreparedEnqueueA PreparedEnqueue is an object returned from a prepareEnqueue method that allows you to eitherInterfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
QueueA Source implements the side of an event queue where QueueElements are dequeued operations only.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
RateLimitingPredicateThis enqueue predicate implements input rate policing.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon
RepeatedCommandA Signal is a specific type of QueueElement that denotes a Control code for the Queue system.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
SignalA Signal is a specific type of queue element that denotes a Control code for The interface design is heavily influenced byInterfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
SinkA Sink implements the end of a finite-length event queue where elements are enqueued.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
SinkClosedExceptionA SinkClosedException is thrown when an enqueue operation occurs on a queue that is already closed.Classorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
SinkExceptionA SourceException is thrown when an enqueue operation fails.Classorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
SinkFullExceptionA SinkException is thrown when an enqueue operation occurs on a queue that The interface design is heavily influenced byClassorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
SourceA Source implements the side of an event queue where QueueElements are dequeued operations only.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.eventApache Avalon
TPCThreadManagerThis is a ThreadManager that uses a certain number of threads per processor.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
TPSPThreadManagerThis is a ThreadManager which provides a threadpool per Sink per EventPipeline.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
TPSPThreadManager .SourceDequeueInterceptorThis is used to plug into Queues so that we can intercept calls to the dequeue operation.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.command.TPSPThreadManagerApache Avalon
TPSPThreadManager .SourceRunnerThe SourceRunner is used to dequeue events one at a time.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.command.TPSPThreadManagerApache Avalon
ThreadManagerA ThreadManager handles the thread policies for EventPipelines.Interfaceorg.apache.excalibur.event.commandApache Avalon
ThresholdEnqueuePredicateThe ThresholdEnqueuePredicate limits the elements that can be enqueued based on the size of the Queue.Classorg.apache.excalibur.event.implApache Avalon