See: Description
| Class | Description |
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| AbstractLoopingActor |
Wraps all actors that repeatedly loop through incoming messages and hold no implicit state between subsequent messages.
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| Actor |
Actors are active objects, which borrow a thread from a thread pool.
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| Actor.MyRemoteHandle | |
| Actor.RemoteActor | |
| Actor.RemoteActor.StopActorMsg | |
| Actor.RemoteActor.TerminateActorMsg | |
| ActorMessage |
An internal representation of received messages holding both the original message plus the sender actor reference.
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| Actors |
Provides handy helper methods to create pooled actors and customize the underlying thread pool.
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| ActorTimerTask |
Represents an ongoing timeout
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| BlockingActor | |
| DefaultActor |
The DefaultActor class is the base for all stateful actors, who need to maintain implicit state between subsequent message arrivals.
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| DefaultActorClosure |
Represents the DDA closure to invoke appropriate message handlers based on message runtime type
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| DynamicDispatchActor |
A pooled actor allowing for an alternative structure of the message handling code.
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| ForwardingDelegate | |
| ReactiveActor |
An actor representing a reactor.
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| StaticDispatchActor<T> |
Offers a statically dispatched and thus slightly faster alternative to the DynamicDispatchActor class.
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This package holds classes forming the public actor API.