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Uses of Class
MicroTAPAS.Play

Packages that use Play
MicroTAPAS   
 

Uses of Play in MicroTAPAS
 

Fields in MicroTAPAS declared as Play
 Play RequestPars.play
          For PlayPlugIn
 Play ActorPlugInReq.play
          Play that the role belongs to, Director fills this by looking up role in repertoire base
 Play ActorContext.play
          Information about the actor's play definition
 

Methods in MicroTAPAS that return Play
 Play RepertoireBase.playPluggedIn(java.lang.String pPlayId, java.lang.String pPlayVer)
          Looks up a specified version of a specified play among the active plays
 Play[] RepertoireBase.playsPluggedIn(java.lang.String pPlayId)
          Looks up all versions of a specified play among the active plays
 Play RepertoireBase.validRole(java.lang.String pRole)
          Checks validity of a specified Role by finding the corresponding Play for it
 

Methods in MicroTAPAS with parameters of type Play
 RequestResult RepertoireBase.playPlugIn(Play pPlay, long id)
          Inserts a specified Play into the RepertoireBase if not already there
static java.lang.String Play.toString(Play obj)
          Textual presentation of objects values
 RequestResult MicroApplicationActor.playPlugIn(Play pPlay)
          Builds a request for the TAPAS support function of the same name and sends it to the Director.
 RequestResult MicroApplicationActor.playChangesPlugIn(Play pPlay)
          Builds a request for the TAPAS support function of the same name and sends it to the Director
 

Constructors in MicroTAPAS with parameters of type Play
ActorContext(GAI pGAI, GAI pParent, MicroPNES pPNES, GAI pHI, java.lang.String pDSL, CapabilitySet caps, Play pPlay, Role pRole, java.util.Hashtable pProps, java.lang.String pID)
          Constructor to fill data.
 

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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.