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Class Summary |
| DaemonFailureEvent |
The DaemonFailureEvent class represents a local message
exchanged between the dispatcher and the dispatcher listener. |
| DeliveryAck |
The DeliveryAck class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by the member
to notify the daemon that a message has been successfully delivered. |
| DeliveryEvent |
The DeliveryEvent class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by a daemon
to notify members that a message is ready to be delivered. |
| Event |
The Event class is the common superclass for all events
that may be exchanged between the daemon and members. |
| InstallAck |
The DeliveryAck class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by the member
to notify the daemon that a view has been successfully installed. |
| InstallEvent |
The InstallEvent class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by a daemon
to notify members about a view to be installed. |
| JoinRequest |
The JoinRequest class represents a local message
exchange between members and the daemon; it is used by the member to
notify the daemon of a join request from the specified member. |
| LeaveRequest |
The LeaveRequest class represents a local message
exchange between members and the daemon; it is used by the member to
notify the daemon of a leave request from the specified member. |
| MemberLeftEvent |
The MemberLeftEvent class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by the daemon
to notify the member that it has successfully left the group. |
| MulticastRequest |
This class represents a local message exchanged between members and
the daemon. |
| PrepareAck |
The PrepareAck class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by local
members to notify the daemon that it has notified its membership
listener(s) that a new view is to be installed. |
| PrepareEvent |
The PrepareEvent class represents a local message
exchanged between members and the daemon; it is used by a daemon to
notify members that a new view is about to be installed. |