Uses of Package
net.sodacan.core

Packages that use net.sodacan.core
Package
Description
This package contains most of the Interfaces of Sodacan.
A small island of compute sending and receiving messages to/from other Actors.
An ActorGroup contains a dynamic number of actors.
 
The Sodacan coordinator keeps a network-wide "ideal" distribution of ActorGroups along with a snapshot of the current Host/ActorGroup arrangement.
A Host manages ActorGroups.
These subclasses of Jug are used within an ActorGroup for special purposes
A message flows from a source Actor to a destination Actor.
 
 
Memory-based persister, recorded values in memory only.
 
The Scheduler for an ActorGroup is concerned with thread coordination.
Serializer implementations are in this package.
 
 
 
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
     
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    When an actorId is created, it depends on an implementation of this class to determine which ActorGroup to assign the new ActorId to.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
     
    A Host sits at the top of the hierarchy of actorGroups and actors in a single Java application
    Why the name Jug?
    Overview
    A messageId is statistically unique and sortable by its timestamp.
    A message route carries the information needed to get a message to where it is going and what it's purpose is when it gets there.
     
    While an Actor processes a message, it populates this object with messages to be sent to other actors upon completion of processing the message.
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    An ActorId has no meaning in the business model.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Why the name Jug?
    Overview
     
    A Serializer is concerned with serializing and deserializing Actors and Messages.
    While an Actor processes a message, it populates this object with messages to be sent to other actors upon completion of processing the message.
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    When an actorId is created, it depends on an implementation of this class to determine which ActorGroup to assign the new ActorId to.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    A Host sits at the top of the hierarchy of actorGroups and actors in a single Java application
    Why the name Jug?
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    When an actorId is created, it depends on an implementation of this class to determine which ActorGroup to assign the new ActorId to.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    An ActorId has no meaning in the business model.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
     
    A Host sits at the top of the hierarchy of actorGroups and actors in a single Java application
    Overview
    A messageId is statistically unique and sortable by its timestamp.
     
  • Class
    Description
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
     
    A Host sits at the top of the hierarchy of actorGroups and actors in a single Java application
    Why the name Jug?
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    Why the name Jug?
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Overview
    A messageId is statistically unique and sortable by its timestamp.
    A message route carries the information needed to get a message to where it is going and what it's purpose is when it gets there.
    While an Actor processes a message, it populates this object with messages to be sent to other actors upon completion of processing the message.
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Implementations of this interface save and restore a serialized form of an Actor.
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Implementations of this interface save and restore a serialized form of an Actor.
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Implementations of this interface save and restore a serialized form of an Actor.
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Implementations of this interface save and restore a serialized form of an Actor.
  • Class
    Description
    An actor exists in a single permanent actorGroup.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Why the name Jug?
     
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    A Serializer is concerned with serializing and deserializing Actors and Messages.
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Overview
    A messageId is statistically unique and sortable by its timestamp.
    A message route carries the information needed to get a message to where it is going and what it's purpose is when it gets there.
    A Serializer is concerned with serializing and deserializing Actors and Messages.
  • Class
    Description
    An actor has a unique and permanent Id. An actor is persistent.
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Overview
    A Serializer is concerned with serializing and deserializing Actors and Messages.
  • Class
    Description
    An actorId is made up of a type, an actorGroup, and a unique id for the instance of the actor.
    The Sodacan configuration contains settings for specifying factories, singleton objects, and static and dynamic settings.
    Overview