Uses of Interface
org.jppf.node.protocol.PositionalElement
Packages that use PositionalElement
Package
Description
Support for transport-agnostic communication with remote services and disk overflow.
Support for graphs of tasks within jobs and graphs of jobs.
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Uses of PositionalElement in org.jppf.client.taskwrapper
Classes in org.jppf.client.taskwrapper that implement PositionalElementModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassJPPF task wrapper for an object whose class is annotated withJPPFRunnable. -
Uses of PositionalElement in org.jppf.ga
Classes in org.jppf.ga that implement PositionalElement -
Uses of PositionalElement in org.jppf.node.protocol
Classes in org.jppf.node.protocol with type parameters of type PositionalElementModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterfacePositionalElement<T extends PositionalElement<T>>Interface representig an object that cn be accessed by its position in an ordered set.Subinterfaces of PositionalElement in org.jppf.node.protocolModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterfaceTask<T>Interface for all tasks submitted to the execution server.Classes in org.jppf.node.protocol that implement PositionalElementModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassAbstractTask<T>Abstract superclass for all tasks submitted to the execution server.classInstances of this class encapsulate the execution of an external process, program or shell script.
This task starts and external process using command line arguments, environment variables, and a list of input and/or output files to use or generated by the external process.
This task also captures the standard and error output (i.e. equivalent to System.out and System.err) of the external process.classInstances of this class are used to signal that a task could not be sent back by the node to the server.classclassThis class is kept for compatibility with existing user installations which make use of it, as we understand there are quite a few that still do.classScriptedTask<T>A task implementation which executes a script in a specified JSR 223 (javax.scriptAPIs) script language. -
Uses of PositionalElement in org.jppf.node.protocol.graph
Subinterfaces of PositionalElement in org.jppf.node.protocol.graphModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterfaceTaskNode<T>Interface for tasks that are part of a dependency graph of tasks within a job.
Dependencies can be added using thedependsOn(Collection<TaskNode>)anddependsOn(TaskNode...)methods.Classes in org.jppf.node.protocol.graph that implement PositionalElementModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassInstances of this class represent tasks that are part of a dependency graph of tasks within a job.
Dependencies can be added using thedependsOn(Collection<TaskNode>)anddependsOn(TaskNode...)methods.static classA node in the graph of the tasks in a job which represents a task and its dependants.Methods in org.jppf.node.protocol.graph that return PositionalElementModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionTaskGraphInfo.getDependencyAt(int position) Get the dependency at the specified position.Methods in org.jppf.node.protocol.graph that return types with arguments of type PositionalElementModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionList<? extends PositionalElement<?>>TaskGraphInfo.getDependencies()Method parameters in org.jppf.node.protocol.graph with type arguments of type PositionalElementModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidTaskGraphInfo.setDependencies(List<? extends PositionalElement<?>> dependencies) Set the actual dpeendencies, if available.