All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Designates a remote interface as supporting automatic disposal when the client-side object
is reclaimed by the garbage collector.
Designates a remote method as being batched, which can be used to reduce transport
overhead.
Defines a custom class loading scheme.
Generic exception indicating that a resource is closed.
Defines a function which is called whenever client-side socket connections need to be
established.
Designates a remote method which is just data, which is serialized whenever the remote
object is transported over the session.
Thrown when calling a
@Data
method when the data isn't available for some
reason.Exception which indicates that a session is disconnected, but a reconnect is in progress.
Thrown when attempting to invoke a method against a disposed object.
Designates a remote method as being a
Remote
object disposer, allowing memory to be
freed on the remote side.Sharable environment for connecting and accepting remote sessions.
Represents an established connection between two endpoints.
Designates a remote method which doesn't block reading a reply or acknowledgment.
Thrown when attempting to invoke a method against an object that is unknown to a
session
.A pipe is a bidirectional stream which supports basic object serialization.
Support for efficiently reading complex objects from a pipe.
Support for efficiently writing complex objects to a pipe.
Marker for designating a remote interface.
Defines the default exception for indicating a remote call failure.
Annotate a remote method or interface to specify what exception is to be used for indicating
a remote call failure.
Designates a remote method which returns a remote object which should be restored when a
session reconnects.
Indicates that a remote method should use Java object serialization for the parameters and
return value.
Supports writing and reading of object instances to/from a pipe.
Manages a client-side or server-side remote session, which establishes new socket
connections as needed.
Indicates the session's current connection state.
Remote objects implementing this interface are notified when they are attached and detached
from sessions.
Designates a remote method which should never be included in a
batched
request.Thrown when attempting to invoke a method which is unimplemented on the remote side.