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Uses of Interface
MicroTAPAS.MicroActorInterface

Packages that use MicroActorInterface
MicroTAPAS   
MicroTAPAS.mobility   
MicroTester.v2_0   
 

Uses of MicroActorInterface in MicroTAPAS
 

Classes in MicroTAPAS that implement MicroActorInterface
 class ActorDummy
           
 class MicroActor
          Abstract class for both ApplicatioActors and DirectorActors
 class MicroApplicationActor
          Superclass for mobility application actors, interfaces TAPAS support functions
 class MicroDirector1
          Implementation of a Director for MicroTAPAS Dynamic Basic Support.
 class MicroDirectorActor
          Practically empty or transparent class, same role for Directors as ApplicationActor for Applications.
 

Methods in MicroTAPAS that return MicroActorInterface
 MicroActorInterface MicroActorFactory.createActor(java.lang.String url, java.lang.String className)
          Creates Actor objects
 

Uses of MicroActorInterface in MicroTAPAS.mobility
 

Classes in MicroTAPAS.mobility that implement MicroActorInterface
 class MobilityAgent1
           
 class MobilityApplicationActor
          This abstract class adds a layer of mobility to the actor hierarchy
 class MobilityManager1
          This class implements specialized functionality for handling Mobility Management tasks.
(package private)  class MobilitySupportActor
          This is an abstract class to contain all the common functionality for the MobilityManager and MobilityAgent classes.
 

Uses of MicroActorInterface in MicroTester.v2_0
 

Classes in MicroTester.v2_0 that implement MicroActorInterface
 class MicroTester1
           
 class MicroTester2
           
(package private)  class MicroTesterBase
           
 class MicroTesterServer
           
 

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The Telematics Architecture for Plug-and-Play Systems (TAPAS) is a research project undertaken by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology's Telematics department which aims at developing an architecture for network-based service systems with a) flexibility and adaptability, b) robustness and survivability, and c) QoS awareness and resource control.

More information can be found at the project's homepage at http://tapas.item.ntnu.no and the project manager, Professor Finn Arve Aagesen, can be reached at finn.arve.aagesen@item.ntnu.no.