| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BytesMessage |
The
BytesMessage contains a stream of uninterpreted bytes. |
| Future<V> |
A
Future represents the result of an asynchronous computation. |
| FutureListener<V> |
A listener that is called back when a Promise is done.
|
| KeyValue |
The
KeyValue class represents a persistent set of attributes,
which supports method chaining. |
| Message |
The
Message interface is the root interface of all OMS messages, and the most commonly used OMS message is
BytesMessage. |
| Message.BuiltinKeys | |
| MessageFactory |
A factory interface for creating
Message objects. |
| MessagingAccessPoint |
An instance of
MessagingAccessPoint may be obtained from OMS, which is capable of creating Producer, Consumer, ResourceManager, and other facility entities. |
| OMSBuiltinKeys |
This is the centralized source for keys that are used for OMS standard attributes.
|
| Promise<V> |
Special
Future which is writable. |
| ResourceManager |
The
ResourceManager is to provide a unified interface of resource management,
allowing developers to manage the namespace, queue and routing resources. |
| ServiceLifecycle |
The
ServiceLifecycle defines a lifecycle interface for a OMS related service endpoint, like Producer,
PushConsumer, and so on. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| OMS |
The oms class provides some static methods to create a
MessagingAccessPoint
from the specified OMS driver url and some useful util methods. |
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