See: Description

| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ISignalProtocol<INFRA_STRUCTURE> |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Indication |
Represents the receiver side of a one-way
signal, i.e., one with no response. |
| IndicationWithMonitoring |
Represents the receiver side of a two-way
signal with additional support for remote progress monitoring. |
| IndicationWithResponse |
Represents the receiver side of a two-way
signal, i.e., one with a response. |
| Request |
Represents the sender side of a one-way
signal, i.e., one with no response. |
| RequestWithConfirmation<RESULT> |
Represents the sender side of a two-way
signal, i.e., one with a response. |
| RequestWithMonitoring<RESULT> |
Represents the sender side of a two-way
signal with additional support for remote progress monitoring. |
| Signal |
Represents a single communications use-case in the scope of a
signal protocol. |
| SignalActor |
Represents the sender side of a
signal. |
| SignalCounter | |
| SignalFinishedEvent<INFRA_STRUCTURE> | |
| SignalProtocol<INFRA_STRUCTURE> |
The default implementation of a
signal protocol. |
| SignalProtocol.TimeoutChangedEvent | |
| SignalReactor |
Represents the receiver side of a
signal. |
| SignalScheduledEvent<INFRA_STRUCTURE> |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| RemoteException |
An exception that wraps an exception that has been thrown during the execution of a remote
signal. |

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