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Class Summary |
| ArmApplication |
ArmApplication represents an instance of an executing application. |
| ArmApplicationDefinition |
ArmApplicationDefinition describes the attributes of an application that do
not change from one instance of the application to another. |
| ArmCorrelator |
ArmCorrelator represents a correlation token passed from a calling
transaction to a called transaction. |
| ArmErrors |
Define error return values. |
| ArmFactory |
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| ArmID |
ArmID implements an immutable wrapper around a 16-byte ID. |
| ArmIdentityProperties |
ArmIdentityProperties addresses a requirement to accept a set of string
name=value pairs that extend the concept of application and transaction
identity and context. |
| ArmIdentityPropertiesTransaction |
ArmIdentityProperties addresses a requirement to accept a set of string
name=value pairs that extend the concept of application and transaction
identity and context. |
| ArmInterface |
ArmInterface implementation provides a common way to handle errors. |
| ArmProperty |
ArmProperty addresses a requirement to accept a set of string
name=value pair that extend the concept of application and transaction
identity. |
| ArmToken |
The ARM Token can be used as an identifer for a transaction using a set of
given bytes. |
| ArmTransaction |
For most applications, ArmTransaction is the most important of all the ARM
classes, and the most frequently used. |
| ArmTransactionDefinition |
ArmTransactionDefinition contains the metadata that is the same for all
instances of a transaction type (represented by ArmTransaction or
ArmTranReport). |
| ArmTransactionFactory |
ArmTransactionFactory provides methods to create instances of the classes in
the org.opengroup.arm40.transaction package. |
| ArmUser |
ArmUser represents a user on behalf of whom a transaction is executed. |