Interface Summary |
MJCCiphering |
Middle level layer in the MJC layer hierarchy responsible for
ciphering the data stream between the upper layers. |
MJCCloser |
This interface is responsible to close the client side application
upon user request. |
MJCConfiguration |
This interface is responsible for the configuration of objects in the
MJC layer hierarchy. |
MJCConfigureable |
Classes of the MJC layer hierarchy that can be customized with
configuration soruces should implement this interface. |
MJCProtocol |
Middle level layer in the MJC layer hierarchy responsible for
management functions. |
MJCReadable |
Implements the source part of the read functionality in the
MJC layer hierarchy. |
MJCReader |
Implements the destination part of the read functionality in the
MJC layer hierarchy. |
MJCServerManager |
This interface is responsible for the management of an MJCTransport
server. |
MJCTerminal |
Middle level layer in the MJC layer hierarchy responsible for the
terminal funcionality, such as cursor positioning etc. |
MJCTransport |
Bottom level layer in the MJC layer hierarchy responsible for
the basic connection between the client and server side. |
MJCVirtualDisplay |
Top level sublayer responsible for the visualization of the connection. |
MJCVirtualInput |
Top level sublayer responsible for catching the user input and
forwarding it to a middle level layer. |
MJCWindow |
Top level sublayer responsible for holding the MJCVirtualDisplay and
MJCVirtualInput objects and creating a framework for their
functionality. |
MJCWriteable |
Implements the destination part of the write functionality in the
MJC layer hierarchy. |
MJCWriter |
Implements the source part of the write functionality in the
MJC layer hierarchy. |
This package holds all non-standard interfaces of the Team MONICA JavaCom.