Package net.tomp2p.futures

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BaseFuture	Represents the result of an asynchronous operation.
BaseFutureListener<F extends BaseFuture>	Something interested in being notified when the result of an BaseFuture becomes available.
Cancellable	A cancelable class should implement this method use use it for future objects.
FutureBootstrap	Used for bootstrapping.
FutureCleanup	Some futures have a longer life span than others.
FutureCreate<K extends BaseFuture>	DHT and Tracker operations may occur repeatedly.
FutureRunnable	A future runnable is used for running futures in the background (in a different thread)

Class Summary

Class	Description
BaseFutureAdapter<F extends BaseFuture>	The BaseFuture always completes either successfully or failed.
BaseFutureImpl	The base for all BaseFuture implementations.
FutureData	FutureData is used as the future object for direct DHT operations.
FutureDHT	The future object for the get() and put() operations including routing.
FutureDiscover	The future that keeps track of network discovery such as discovery if its behind a NAT, the status if UPNP or NAT-PMP could be established, if there is portforwarding.
FutureForkJoin<K extends BaseFuture>	The key future for recursive loops.
FutureLateJoin<K extends BaseFuture>	FutureLateJoin is similar to FutureForkJoin.
FutureResponse	Each response has one request messages.
FutureRouting	The routing future keeps track of the routing process.
FutureTracker	This class holds the object for future results from the tracker get() and add().
FutureWrappedBootstrap<K extends BaseFuture>	The bootstrap will be a wrapped future, because we need to ping a server first, and if this ping is successful, we can bootstrap.
FutureWrapper<K extends BaseFuture>	Wraps a future into an other future.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
BaseFuture.FutureType	The first state is always INIT and will always end in either OK, FAILED, or CANCEl