Uses of Package
org.jppf.client

Packages that use org.jppf.client
Package
Description
Support for the clients connecting to the JPPF driver, connection pooling, and JPPF jobs.
Support for the new load-balancing of local versus remote execution on the client side.
Support for job queuing in the JPPF client.
Classes supporting submission of tasks via distributed executor services as specified in java.util.concurrent.
Support for debugging of the JPPFClient instances via JMX.
Support for job streaming.
  • Classes in org.jppf.client used by org.jppf.client
    Class
    Description
    Common abstract superclass for client connections to a server.
    Instances of this class manage a list of client connections with the same pool name, priority and remote driver.
    An abstract implementation of the ConnectionPool interface.
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
    A cache of claspath resources on the client side.
    Interface for all class server clients.
    Interface for pools of connections with a maximum size which can be dynamically updated.
    Interface for filtering connection pools.
    Interface for computing and supplying a job dependency id from a given JPPFJob.
    Interface for an asynchronous job submission manager.
    Instances of this class hold and manage the results of a job.
    The status of a job.
    Interface implemented by classes that wish to handle job statuses.
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Interface for a client connection to a JPPF driver.
    Instances of this class represent connections to remote JPPF drivers.
    Status of the connection between a client and a driver.
    Instances of this class manage a list of client connections with the same pool name, priority and remote driver.
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    Interface for an asynchronous job submission manager.
    The status of a job.
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Interface for a client connection to a JPPF driver.
    Status of the connection between a client and a driver.
    Instances of this class manage a list of client connections with the same pool name, priority and remote driver.
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
  • Class
    Description
    The status of a job.
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Interface for a client connection to a JPPF driver.
    Status of the connection between a client and a driver.
    Instances of this class manage a list of client connections with the same pool name, priority and remote driver.
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    This class provides an API to submit execution requests and administration commands, and request server information data.
    It has its own unique identifier, used by the nodes, to determine whether classes from the submitting application should be dynamically reloaded or not, depending on whether the uuid has changed or not.
    Interface for a client connection to a JPPF driver.
  • Class
    Description
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.
  • Class
    Description
    Instances of this class represent a JPPF job and hold all the required elements: tasks, execution policy, task listener, data provider, priority, blocking indicator.