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Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| ConnectionListener | This interface should be implemented by objects wishing to be notified
about the connection status of a ConnectionRCInterface. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| ConnectionEstablishedEvent | ConnectionEstablishedEvent - An event generated after a connection is established
for a ConnectionRCInterface. |
| ConnectionFailedEvent | ConnectionFailedEvent - An event generated after an attempt to setup a connection for a
ConnectionRCInterface fails. |
| ConnectionParameters | This class encapsulates the parameters needed to specify the target of a connection. |
| ConnectionRCEvent | ConnectionRCEvent - the base class for events related to connection oriented return channels. |
| ConnectionRCInterface | This class models a connection based return channel network interface for use in receiving and transmitting IP packets over a return channel. |
| ConnectionTerminatedEvent | ConnectionTerminatedEvent - An event generated after a connected
ConnectionRCInterface is disconnected. |
| RCInterface | This class models a return channel network interface for use in receiving and transmitting IP packets over a logical return channel. |
| RCInterfaceManager | This class is the factory and manager for all return channel interfaces in the system. |
| RCInterfaceReleasedEvent | This event informs an application that a RCInterface
has been released by an application or other entity in the system. |
| RCInterfaceReservedEvent | This event informs an application that a RCInterface
has been reserved by an application or other entity in the system. |
| RCPermission | This class is for return channel set-up permissions. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| IncompleteTargetException | Thrown when the target for a connection is incompletely specified. |
| PermissionDeniedException | Thrown when an application calls a method which it does not have permission to call at that time. |
Provides session management for bi-directional IP connections which are session based from the point of view of an application. The best example of this is a conventional modem.
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