Interface Summary |
Channel |
This interface represents the operations available for all BEEP Channels. |
Message |
This interface represents the operations available for all types of
messages. |
MessageListener |
Provided to allow for the registration of a MessageListener
on a given Channel.
|
MessageMSG |
This interface represents the operations available for messages of type MSG. |
ReplyListener |
Provided to allow for the registration of a ReplyListener
per request.
|
RequestHandler |
This interface is used by profiles to receive MSG messages. |
Session |
This interface represents the operations available for all BEEP Sessions.
|
StartChannelListener |
Interface StartChannelListener
StartChannelListener is an interface specifying the methods that must
be implemented by any class that implements logic managing the start and
close events on a channel, as well as any other events that may eventually
be associated with profiles. |
Class Summary |
ByteOutputDataStream |
ByteOutputDataStream represents a BEEP message's
payload. |
Frame |
Frame encapsulates a BEEP protocol frame for MSG, RPY, ERR, ANS and NUL
BEEP message types.
|
InputDataStream |
InputDataStream holds a stream of
BufferSegments (s) and provides accessor methods to
that stream.
|
InputDataStreamAdapter |
|
MessageImpl |
Message encapsulates the BEEP MSG, RPY, ERR and NUL message types. |
MessageStatus |
|
MimeHeaders |
|
OutputDataStream |
OutputDataStream represents a BEEP message's payload as a
stream. |
ProfileRegistry |
Maintains a set of associations between URIs and
StartChannelListener s. |
SessionCredential |
Class SessionCredential |
SessionImpl |
This class encapsulates the notion of a BEEP Session (a relationship
between BEEP peers).
|
SessionTuningProperties |
Class SessionTuningProperties |
StartChannelProfile |
Class StartChannelProfile |
StringOutputDataStream |
StringOutputDataStream represents a BEEP message's
payload. |
TuningProfile |
TuningProfiles change the security of a Session, either by
negotiating a security layer (such as encryption or some integrity
enhancing frame checksum), or by authenticating one or more of the
individual peers involved in the session.
|