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java.lang.Object
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+----com.ibm.tspaces.SuperTuple
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+----com.ibm.tspaces.SubclassableTuple
Subclasses could override the matches() method to implement any exotic behavior, but recall that matches() is called on the requesting template, rather than the tuple in the tuplespace. This maintains the property of communication orthogonality, i.e. the creator of a tuple has no control over its destination, while the reciever has the flexibility to choose which tuple to recieve.
public SubclassableTuple()
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj) throws TupleSpaceException
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj1,
Serializable obj2) throws TupleSpaceException
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj1,
Serializable obj2,
Serializable obj3) throws TupleSpaceException
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj1,
Serializable obj2,
Serializable obj3,
Serializable obj4) throws TupleSpaceException
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj1,
Serializable obj2,
Serializable obj3,
Serializable obj4,
Serializable obj5) throws TupleSpaceException
public SubclassableTuple(Serializable obj1,
Serializable obj2,
Serializable obj3,
Serializable obj4,
Serializable obj5,
Serializable obj6) throws TupleSpaceException
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