Class Summary |
AgentTracerImpl |
Provides the function of an Agent Tracer, which tracks the
current location of agents, making use of a locally installed
LSClientService interface. |
AtlasFilter |
Provides an AgentFilter which informs the
LSClient of all agents who pass this filter. |
AtlasSetup |
This setup filter must be registered under the path of the
AgentLauncher . |
CookieManager |
Provides all methods needed for the Location Service Protocol (LSP)
which deal with cookie generation and storage. |
LSClient |
Provides an interface between the SeMoA server and the location service. |
LSClientServiceImpl |
Provides the functionality of the Location Server Client
(LSClient ) which allows a user to
register and lookup locations of mobile objects. |
LSProxy |
Provides a proxy server that will be used as gateway to Location
Service Servers (LSServer ) by Location Service Clients
(LSClient ) in the local LAN if existent. |
LSProxyServiceImpl |
Provides the functionality of the Location Server Proxy
(LSProxy ) which can be seen as gateway between
Location Service Client (LSClient ) and Location
Service Server (LSServer ). |
LSServer |
Provides a server of the location service which stores implicit name
to contact address mappings. |
LSServerServiceImpl |
Provides the functionality of the Location Server Server
(LSServer ) which can store location entries
of mobile agents in its internal storage database. |
MemoryDB |
Provides a memory databases which is used to store entries
of type MemoryDBEntry . |
MemoryDBEntry |
Entry objects which can be stored in MemoryDB databases. |
ProxyInfo |
Encapsulates the functionality needed to discover a Location
Service Proxy (LSProxy ) in local LAN. |
ServerInfo |
Encapsulates the functionality needed to map implicit names of mobile
objects to a corresponding Location Service Server
(LSServer ), which is responsible for storing their
current locations then. |
StorageDBEvent |
This class represents a database event. |
StorageDBImmutableEntry |
Represents an immutable StorageDBEntry . |