Uses of Package
org.newsclub.net.unix
Packages that use org.newsclub.net.unix
Package
Description
The junixsocket base implementation, including support for AF_UNIX sockets.
-
Classes in org.newsclub.net.unix used by org.newsclub.net.unixClassDescriptionDescribes an address family supported by junixsocket.The implementation-specifics for a given address family implementation.junixsocket-internal variant of
java.util.Consumer, to allow compiling junixsocket-common with retrolambda for Java 1.7.ADatagramChannelimplementation that works with junixsocket.ADatagramSocketimplementation that works with junixsocket.A reference to the constructor of anAFDatagramSocketsubclass.ADatagramSocketImplimplemented by junixsocket.AnAFSocketAddressfor unknown socket types.AnInputStreamforAFSocket, etc.A supplier that can throw an IOException.AnOutputStreamforAFSocket, etc.APipe, natively implemented.A channel representing the writable end of aPipe, with access to theFileDescriptor.A channel representing the readable end of aPipe, with access to theFileDescriptor.A junixsocket-based protocol family.Service-provider class for junixsocket selectors and selectable channels.The server part of a junixsocket socket.The constructor of the concrete subclass.A selectable channel for stream-oriented listening sockets.junixsocket's base implementation of aSocket.The reference to the constructor of anAFSocketsubclass.SomeSocketAddressthat is supported by junixsocket, such asAFUNIXSocketAddress.A reference to the constructor of an AFSocketAddress subclass.The implementation-specifics for a givenAFSocketAddresssubclass implementation.Helps converting an internet "hostname" to anAFSocketAddress.Describes junixsocket capabilities the current environment (system platform, native library, etc.) may or may not support.A selectable channel for stream-oriented connecting sockets.A reference to a method that provides anAFSocketinstance.Defines certain methods that all junixsocket socket implementations share and extend beyond the standard socket API.The base for a SocketFactory that connects to UNIX sockets.junixsocket-basedSocketImpl.Placeholder for protocol-specific code that resides in the native library.A special socket option supported by some junixsocket-based implementation.A pair of sockets.Describes the "protocol" part of a socket.Describes the "type" of a socket.Marker interface that combines junixsocket-basedSocketChannels,Sockets,DatagramChannels andDatagramSockets.Marker interface that combines junixsocket-basedSocketChannels,DatagramChannels orServerSocketChannels.Marker interface that combines junixsocket-basedSocketChannels,Sockets,DatagramChannels andDatagramSockets, as well asServerSockets andServerSocketChannels.AnAFSocketAddressfor AF_SYSTEM sockets.The AF_SYSTEM system address.AnAFSocketAddressfor TIPC sockets.The TIPC address type.The TIPC visibility scope.ADatagramChannelimplementation that works with AF_UNIX Unix domain sockets.ADatagramSocketimplementation that works with AF_UNIX Unix domain sockets.Describes the protocol family supported byAFUNIXSocketAddressetc.Service-provider class for junixsocket selectors and selectable channels.The server part of an AF_UNIX domain socket.A selectable channel for stream-oriented listening sockets.Implementation of an AF_UNIX domain socket.Describes anInetSocketAddressthat actually uses AF_UNIX sockets instead of AF_INET.Deprecated.A selectable channel for stream-oriented connecting sockets.AF_UNIX socket credentials.Defines certain methods that all junixsocket AF_UNIX socket implementations share and extend beyond the standard socket API.The base for a SocketFactory that connects to UNIX sockets.A pair of sockets.AnAFSocketAddressfor VSOCK sockets.A pair of two closeable items.Supplies a FileChannel with certain properties (read-only, write-only, read-write); to be used mostly withFileDescriptorCast.Something that has aFileDescriptor.Provides object-oriented access to file descriptors viaInputStream,Socket, etc., depending on the file descriptor type.Hostname and port.ASocketExceptionthat may be thrown upon some "invalid" state, mostly detected in native code.A "named integer", usually used for constants.Constructor for "undefined" values.Describes a 32-bit bitmask that supports named flags.Creates a new instance.A filter that takes aSocketAddress, and potentially changes it, or throws an exception if certain criteria are met.Declares some operation "unsafe", which is guarded viaAFSocketCapability.CAPABILITY_UNSAFE.