| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ActorClassification | Deprecated
Use Managed ActorClassification instead.
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| ActorClassifier |
Can be mixed into an EventBus to specify that the Classifier type is ActorRef
|
| ActorEventBus |
Represents an EventBus where the Subscriber type is ActorRef
|
| DiagnosticLoggingAdapter | |
| EventBus |
Represents the base type for EventBuses
Internally has an Event type, a Classifier type and a Subscriber type
|
| LoggerMessageQueueSemantics | |
| Logging.LogEvent | |
| Logging.LogEventWithMarker | |
| Logging.StdOutLogger | |
| LoggingAdapter | |
| LoggingBus |
This trait brings log level handling to the EventStream: it reads the log
levels for the initial logging (StandardOutLogger) and the loggers & level
for after-init logging, possibly keeping the StandardOutLogger enabled if
it is part of the configured loggers.
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| LoggingFilter | |
| LogSource<T> | |
| LookupClassification |
Maps Subscribers to Classifiers using equality on Classifier to store a Set of Subscribers (hence the need for compareSubscribers)
Maps Events to Classifiers through the classify-method (so it knows who to publish to)
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| ManagedActorClassification |
Maps ActorRefs to ActorRefs to form an EventBus where ActorRefs can listen to other ActorRefs.
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| PredicateClassifier |
Can be mixed into an EventBus to specify that the Classifier type is a Function from Event to Boolean (predicate)
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| ScanningClassification |
Maps Classifiers to Subscribers and selects which Subscriber should receive which publication through scanning through all Subscribers
through the matches(classifier, event) method
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| SubchannelClassification |
Classification which respects relationships between channels: subscribing
to one channel automatically and idempotently subscribes to all sub-channels.
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| Logging.LoggerException | |
| Logging.LoggerInitializationException |