All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Base class for all request types
Base class for all request types.
Request used to add a value to an existing handle.
Class which wraps another
Writer
in order to write only ASCII.This object is used to provide a private key for authentication to the other side
of a secure socket connection.
Object used to represent an answer to a challenge to authenticate.
Object used to represent a challenge sent to a user asking for
proof of their identity.
Instances of ClientSessionTracker are meant to maintain a set of
ClientSideSessionInfo objects for different servers.
This class holds all of the standard identifiers for the handle
library.
Request used to create a new handle.
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.DeepClone
Request used to delete an existing handle.
Interface used to define objects that want to receive the streamed
results from DumpHandlesResponse messages.
Request used to retrieve all handles from a server.
Response used to send all handles in the database to a replicated site/server.
The static functions in this class are used to translate message objects and
records to and from their byte-array representation in which they are sent
over the network.
An implementation of the net.handle.HDLSecurityProvider interface
that accesses the generic java security/crypto interfaces.
Generic response without any fields or parameters
Responsible for locating and retrieving the value of handles using
a caching server, or on the internet.
Deprecated.
Use
JsonWebSignature
and allied classes.HandleStorage is an interface to an object that is capable
of storing handles and their values.
Deprecated.
can just use HandleStorage with default methods
Represents a single handle value
Request used to home prefix on a given handle server.
Request used to retrieve a list of handles from a given prefix
from a server.
Response used to forward all handles for a specific prefix.
Request used to retrieve a list of prefixes homed on a
server.
Response used to forward all prefixes homed on this server.
Class used to cache values in a local database file.
Request used to modify a value of an existing handle.
Object containing information about the set of handles
beginning with a prefix.
Request used to remove a value from an existing handle.
Request used to resolve a handle.
Class used for high level interaction with handles.
ResponseMessageCallback is an interface that is used to get
continuation messages from multi-message responses.
Request used to retrieve any new transactions from a server.
Response used to forward any new transactions to a replicated site/server.
Callback for objects that want to be able to scan all of the handles
in a HandleStorage instance.
Deprecated.
Use
HandleRecordTrustVerifier
and allied classesSame format as ResolutionResponse, but allows values to be empty.
Request used to setup a new session.
Class for passing session options to HandleResolver.
Request used to setup a new session.
Objects of this class can be used to verify the contents of a stream
generated by a SignedOutputStream class.
Objects of this class can be used to sign the contents of a stream
that can be verified by a SignedInputStream class.
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StreamObject
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StreamTable
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StreamUtil
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StreamVector
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StreamUtil
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.StringUtils
Deprecated.
Replaced by net.cnri.util.TemplateException
Class that holds the information known about a single transaction
on a handle server.
Interface used to define objects that want to receive the streamed
results from RetrieveTxnResponse messages.
Interface for the transaction queue that is used as a callback from
messages like DumpHandlesRequest.
Interface for the transaction queue scanner that is used as a
callback from messages like DumpHandlesRequest.
Request used to unhome prefix on a given handle server.
Request used to resolve a handle.
Response to VerifyAuthRequest.