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Package Samples:

• jreceiver.j2me.common.callback.rec
• jreceiver.j2me.common.callback.rpc
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.driver
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.security
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.site
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.source
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.tag
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec.util
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rec
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rpc.xmlrpc
• jreceiver.j2me.common.rpc
• jreceiver.j2me.common
• jreceiver.j2me.util

Classes:

• Menus: Menu-related queries and updates for a (possibly-remote) JRec server, returning MenuRecs or String-formatted results. TUNE QUERIES A 'tune query' is a shorthand means of specifying a filter. For example, to obtain a list of albums for an artist: Menus mnu_rpc = RpcFactory.newMenus(); TuneQuery tq = new TuneQuery(); tq.setArtistName("Pink Floyd"); Vector albums = mnu_rpc.getAlbumMenuRecs(tq, driver_id, 0, Menu.NO_LIMIT); Iterator it = albums.iterator(); while (it.hasNext()) { Menu menu = (Menu)it.next(); System.out.println("album_name=" + menu.getMenuText() + " tune_count=" + menu.getTuneCount()); ...
• RpcException: The remote client exception class for the JReceiver project. Used with XML-RPC and possibly other protocols as well. This is the beginnings of the application of a Java Idiom found at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?HomogenizeExceptions See also at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?NestedExceptions Create a single type of exception for each package and only propagate exceptions of that type or some sub-type out of methods in the package.
• JRecException: The base exception class for the JReceiver project. This is the beginnings of the application of a Java Idiom found at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?HomogenizeExceptions See also at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?NestedExceptions Create a single type of exception for each package and only propagate exceptions of that type or some sub-type out of methods in the package.
• RecException: The base exception class for the JReceiver project. This is the beginnings of the application of a Java Idiom found at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?HomogenizeExceptions See also at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?NestedExceptions Create a single type of exception for each package and only propagate exceptions of that type or some sub-type out of methods in the package.
• Key: An interface from which all complex keys are derived. These are meant to describe records with compound primary keys.d Records which have single keys should instead derive from java.lang.Number or java.lang.String.
• CommandListener: Interface to be supported by drivers that can respond to direct commands The player (or its device driver) has the option of implementing none, some or all the functionality in this interface.
• SettingListener: Interface for configuring a client driver or device from the server. The driver (or its device driver) has the option of implementing none, some or all the functionality in this interface.
• StatusListener: Interface for configuring a client driver or device from the server. The driver (or its device driver) has the option of implementing none, some or all the functionality in this interface.
• Selectable: An interface to be implemented by all selectable sources, i.e., those that appear in lists that the user can check boxes or highlight for operations like delete.
• TuneQuery: A basic interface to filter tunes. It's purpose is to provide abstraction from the database implementation. The items specified are ANDed together.
• TuneQueryRec: A basic interface to filter tunes. It's purpose is to provide abstraction from the database implementation. The items specified are ANDed together.
• Hashable: An interface to be implemented by all objects transportable over XML-RPC by being hashed into the limited set of datatypes allowed by that protocol.
• MenuRec: Bean to represent a single menu item, with associated tune count and index. For use in displaying menus of artists, albums, genres and titles.
• Mfile: An interface to be implemented by all sources which exist as filesystem objects. Corresponds to Mfiles table in the JReceiver database.
• RpcFactory: Factory to create an object to execute client-related (aka driver-related) queries to a remote server via some RPC mechanism.
• Site: An interface to be implemented by objects representing a 'Site' in JRec. Corresponds to Sites table in JReceiver database.
• Tune: An interface to be implemented by a 'tune' media source, i.e., associated with an mp3 file or stream with unchanging tag info.
• Playlist: An interface to be implemented by all playlist sources. Corresponds to playlist table in JReceiver database.
• RpcFactoryBase: Factory to create an object to execute client-related (aka device-related) queries to a remote server.
• Source: An interface to be implemented by a media source. Corresponds to Source table in JReceiver database.
• HelperMap: routines for using Maps TODO: consider renaming to reflect the presence of the list and safe methods
• SourceFolder: An interface describing an object that possesses a collection of folder identifiers.
• SourceList: An interface describing an object that possesses a collection of file identifiers.
• DriversImpl: Driver-related (aka device-related) queries to a remote server via XML-RPC.
• Playlists: Playlist-related queries and updates for a (possibly-remote) JRec server

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