Package nl.tudelft.simulation.naming.context

A Context is a JNDI-like implementation to provide tree storage for objects based on keys. Storage can be in memory (JVMContext), in files (FileContext) or on other computers (RemoteContext). In DSOL, statistics and animation objects are stored in a context so they can be easily accessed.

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Interface Summary

Interface	Description
ContextFactory	This interface represents a factory that creates an initial context.
ContextInterface	ContextInterface is the lightweight and simplified version of the JNDI EventContext interface in the standard Java distribution.
Contextualized	Contextualized indicates that an object has (access to) a context.
RemoteContextInterface	RemoteContextInterface is a tagging interface that extends both ContectInterface and Remote, but that does not force any new methods to be implemented.

Class Summary

Class	Description
FileContext	The FileContext as a file-based implementation of the ContextInterface.
FileContextFactory	A factory for FileContext instances, automatically invoked by JNDI when the correct jndi.properties file has been used.
JVMContext	The JVMContext is an in-memory, thread-safe context implementation of the ContextInterface.
JVMContext.ContextName	Record with Context and Name combination.
JVMContextFactory	A factory for JVMContext instances, automatically invoked by JNDI when the correct jndi.properties file has been used.
RemoteContext	Context that exists on another computer.
RemoteContextFactory	A factory for RemoteContextClient instances, automatically invoked by JNDI when the correct jndi.properties file has been used.