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• org.apache.hivemind.internal: Javadoc index of package org.apache.hivemind.internal.


Package Samples:

• org.apache.hivemind.internal.ser

Classes:

• Module: The definition of a HiveMind Module. A Module is a container of service extension points and configuration extension points. It also acts as a "gateway" so that services and configurations in other modules may be accessed. Why do we expose the Module rather than the RegistryInfrastructure ? It's more than just qualifying ids before passing them up to the RI. At some future point, a concept of visibility will be added to HiveMind. This will make many services and configurations private to the module which defines them and the necessary visibility filtering logic will be here.
• ServiceSerializationHelper: Class used to hold a global instance of ServiceSerializationSupport , so that ServiceToken s may locate them.
• ServiceModel: A service model is associated with a ServicePoint to supply rules for the lifecycle of the service. This concerns when the service is first created and whether it is pooled, etc. Each service extension point will have a unique instance of ServiceModel.
• ServiceToken: Instance used to replace actual service (proxies) during serialization. Note that this represents a back-door into HiveMind's org.apache.hivemind.internal.RegistryInfrastructure , which is less than ideal, and should not be used by end-user code!
• ServicePoint: Sub-interface of ExtensionPoint that defines a service extension point. A service may have a single factory contribution, and any number of interceptor contributions.
• MessageFinder: An abstraction around the ResourceBundler-style property names and localized messages. The goal is to implement a org.apache.hivemind.Messages that obtains the actual localizations from an external source.
• RegistryInfrastructure: Extension of org.apache.hivemind.Registry provided by some internals of HiveMind to faciliate the creation of services and configurations.
• Contribution: An Contribution is a contribution to an ConfigurationPoint .
• TestServiceSerializationHelper: Tests for ServiceSerializationHelper .
• ServiceImplementationConstructor: A contribution to a service extension point that is used to create the core service instance (which may then be enhanced with interceptors).
• ConfigurationPoint: An extension point that provides configuration data in the form of a list of elements.
• ServiceSerializationSupport: Utility interface used to support serialization of services (really, service proxies).
• ServiceInterceptorContribution: A contribution to a service extension point that creates an interceptor.
• Visibility: The visibility of a configuruation point, extension point, or schema.
• ExtensionPoint: Base interface for service and configuration extension points.
• ServiceModelFactory
• SerMessages
• Adder
• AdderImpl
• AdderWrapper

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