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| • | org.jwall.gui.* (42) | • | org.jwall.gui.fwtable.* (7) | • | org.jwall.gui.nattable.* (6) |
| • | org.jwall.gui.tree.* (5) | • | org.jwall.object.* (16) | • | org.jwall.policy.* (6) |
| • | org.jwall.type.* (5) | • | org.jwall.util.* (4) |
• org.jwall: Javadoc index of package org.jwall.
Package Samples:
• org.jwall.gui.tree
• org.jwall.gui.nattable
• org.jwall.gui
• org.jwall.gui.fwtable
• org.jwall.type
• org.jwall.util
• org.jwall.object
• org.jwall.policy
Classes:
• FirewallDataEventSourceHandler: This class implements the functionality required for the event handling. It was designed that it can be used a delegate object by all other classed that implement the FirewallDataEventSource interface. Therefore this objects do not need to reproduce the code required to notify the listeners. Please note: This class does not implement strict parameter checking for performance reasons. Please see the the documentation of the methods for more specific information.
• ICMPService: This class represents an ICMP service. The Internet Protocol (IP) is not designed to be absolutely reliable. The purpose of these control messages (ICMP) is to provide feedback about problems in the communication environment, not to make IP reliable. The Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) has many messages that are identified by a "type" field, these are defined by RFCs. Many of the types of ICMP message are now obsolete and are no longer seen in the Internet.
• IconChooser: IconChooser Modified JComboBox Displays icons and allow to choose an icon for a object like Host etc. To get the selected icon use getSelectedIcon 55
• PropertyManager: This class implements central resource management for the properties. This allows all classes to use the same Resourcebundle s. The open files are cached so that they do not need to be reparsed for every class.
• NetworkObject: A NetworkObject represents an object that can be reached over a network. This can be either a host connected to the network, the network itself or a combination of both.
• IP: This class represents an IP address. An IP address can stand for a single host or for a complete network. Additionally, there is some functionality included for handling netmasks.
• Policy: This class represents all the data required to build a security policy. It also contains all the methods to access, manipulate and get data models for the security policy.
• SplashScreen: This is a splash screen that launches before main app and displays Logo, as well as Author information. This class will also be used for the Help -> About MenuItem
• NetworkInterface: Title: jWall Description: Class to describe physical or logical network interfaces of the firewall Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001 Company:
• NetworkGroup: A NetworkGroup can be used to form groups of objects. For example all web servers might be grouped into a group called Webservers.
• PolicyParser: This class handles the parsing of a Policy or PolicyTemplate to and from XML for long term persistence. Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001
• Launcher: This class is the main class. It parses command line args, launches the SplashScreen, then launches the main app (org.jwall.JWallMain)
• JWallPanel: Title: jWall Description: Java based GUI for IPCahins/IPTables Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001 Company:
• FirewallDataListener: This interface allows classes to be notified if an object changes so that it can take the appropriate action.
• VPNPeer: Title: JWall Description: Java based GUI for IPTables Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001 Company:
• SearchDialog: Shows the search dialog. For searching through FWRules, NATRules and Logs for certain rule matches
• FirewallDataEventSource: Objects that need to inform other objects about changes need to implement this interface.
• MoveDialog: Shows the move dialog. For moving a rule to a different position in the rule base
• ManagedFirewall: Title: JWall Description: Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001 Company:
• FirewallDataEvent: this event is used to signal changes to objects belonging to a firewall.
• Host: A Host represents a host that is attached to the network.
• Network: A Host object represents a network that can be reached.
• SortedDisplayable: A common interface for displaying objects (e.g. for lists or trees).
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