Uses of Package
org.djutils.event

Packages that use org.djutils.event

Package	Description
org.djutils.event	Provides classes and interfaces for asynchronous communication.
org.djutils.event.collection	Provides a subscription-based extension to Java's collection library.
org.djutils.event.rmi	EventProducer and EventListener extended for Remote access.

Classes in org.djutils.event used by org.djutils.event

Class	Description
Event	The Event class forms the reference implementation for the Event.
EventListener	The EventListener interface creates a callback method for publishers to inform their clients.
EventListenerMap	The EventListenerMap maps EventTypes on lists of References to EventListeners.
EventProducer	EventProducer is the interface that exposes a few of the methods of the implementation of an EventProducer to the outside world: the ability to add and remove listeners.
EventType	Reference implementation of the EventType.
TimedEvent	The TimedEvent is the reference implementation for a timed event.

Classes in org.djutils.event used by org.djutils.event.collection

Class	Description
Event	The Event class forms the reference implementation for the Event.
EventListener	The EventListener interface creates a callback method for publishers to inform their clients.
EventProducer	EventProducer is the interface that exposes a few of the methods of the implementation of an EventProducer to the outside world: the ability to add and remove listeners.
EventType	Reference implementation of the EventType.
LocalEventProducer	The LocalEventProducer defines the registration and fireEvent operations of an event producer.

Classes in org.djutils.event used by org.djutils.event.rmi

Class	Description
EventListener	The EventListener interface creates a callback method for publishers to inform their clients.
EventListenerMap	The EventListenerMap maps EventTypes on lists of References to EventListeners.
EventProducer	EventProducer is the interface that exposes a few of the methods of the implementation of an EventProducer to the outside world: the ability to add and remove listeners.