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Class Summary |
| AppletTst1 |
This class implements a simple Applet that
interfaces with TSpaces. |
| Example1 |
This class implements a very simple TupleSpace program. |
| Example3 |
Show how a client can register for events that are happening to a tuple space. |
| Example4a |
This class demonstrates the use of T Spaces to comunicate
application defined objects using FieldPS instead of Field
to specify the field in the Tuple. |
| Example4Obj |
This class is just a dummy Userdefined Class
It must implenemt Serializable or Externalizable |
| Example5 |
This class is similar to Example1 but it specifies AccessControl and
Configuration information when it creates the TupleSpace. |
| Example6 |
This class will show the use of a number of unrelated TSpaces commands. |
| Example7 |
This is a basic example of how to use Transactions with TSpaces. |
| PerfTest1 |
This class implements a very simple performance test
of TupleSpace. |
| PerfTest2 |
This class implements a very simple performance test
of TupleSpace. |
| Simple1 |
This class implements a very simple TupleSpace program. |
| Simple2 |
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| SuperHeros |
This example is based on the SuperHeros example that
was in one of the TSpaces publications
One of the differentiating features of TSpaces is that it
builds an index on each named field in a tuple. |
| tstURLCopy |
This class tests the facility to copy a file from a client and
store it at the server where it can be retrieved by other clients |