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Uses of Package
com.bea.httppubsub

Packages that use com.bea.httppubsub
com.bea.httppubsub Provides interfaces and classes for the WebLogic HTTP Publish-Subscribe server. 
 

Classes in com.bea.httppubsub used by com.bea.httppubsub
AuthenticatedUser
          Representation interface for an authenticated user.
BayeuxMessage
          Bayeux messages are JSON encoded objects exchanged between pub/sub server and Bayeux client.
BayeuxMessage.TYPE
          The message type indicates the type of message.
Channel
          Channel represents a pub/sub channel.
Channel.ChannelPattern
          This enum provides constants of the three channel patterns that are described in section 2.2.1 Channel Globbing of Bayeux Protocol -- Bayeux 1.0draft1 .
Client
          Representation interface of a client.
Client.ConnectionType
          The connection type specifies the type of transport the client requires for communication.
ClientManager
          ClientManager is responsible for creating Client and manage all Clients.
DeliveredMessageEvent
          This is the class representing event notifications for message sent to local client
DeliveredMessageListener
          DeliveredMessageListener is introduced in order to support server-side subscription to pub/sub server's channels.
EventMessage
          Event message interface.
LocalClient
          The main purpose of LocalClient class is for pubsub server side programming.
MessageFactory
          Factory interface for creating messages.
PubSubSecurityException
          Defines a general security exception that pubsub server can throw when it authenticate or authorize client.
PubSubServer
          The PubSubServer class is the most important class of pub/sub server.
PubSubServerException
          PubSub server exception.
 


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