Interface | Description |
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CompoundTerm |
Interface to describe an ECLiPSe compound term.
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EclipseConnection |
Interface of objects which provide a connection to an ECLiPSe engine.
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EclipseEngine |
Interface of objects providing "ownership" of an ECLiPSe engine.
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EclipseMultitaskConnection |
Interface of objects which provide a multitask aware connection to
an ECLiPSe connection.
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MultitaskListener |
Interface defining a listener for entering and leaving multitask
phases.
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QueueListener |
Interface for handlers of incoming data or data requests on queues.
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Class | Description |
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AbstractCompoundTerm |
A useful superclass for objects implementing the
CompoundTerm interface. |
AsyncEclipseQueue |
An asynchronous, bidirectional queue for communicating between ECLiPSe
and Java.
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Atom |
An ECLiPSe atom.
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CompoundTermImpl |
An ECLiPSe compound term.
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EclipseConnectionImpl |
Abstract superclass of classes which implement the EclipseConnection interface.
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EclipseEngineOptions |
Encapsulates a set of options which can be used to initialise a new ECLiPSe
engine.
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EmbeddedEclipse |
An ECLiPSe engine embedded in the JVM process.
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EXDRInputStream |
A stream which can read EXDR format.
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EXDROutputStream |
A stream which can write EXDR format.
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FromEclipseQueue |
A queue for
sending data from ECLiPSe to Java.
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JEclipse |
Class with main method which, when called appropriately from the command
line, behaves as similarly as possible to a top-level eclipse.
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OutOfProcessEclipse |
An ECLiPSe engine which runs in a child process of the Java virtual machine.
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RemoteEclipse |
Remote connection to an existing ECLiPSe process.
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ToEclipseQueue |
A queue for
sending data from Java to ECLiPSe.
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Exception | Description |
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EclipseException |
The superclass of exceptions relating to the execution of the ECLiPSe engine.
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EclipseTerminatedException |
Exception thrown when access to a terminated ECLiPSe is requested.
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Fail |
Exception thrown when an ECLiPSe rpc goal fails.
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Throw |
Exception thrown when an rpc goal throws an ECLiPSe error.
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