Namespace List

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►Nminhton
CAccessContainer
CAlgorithmException
CAlgorithmInterface
CAlgorithmTypesContainer
CAndExpression
CAtomicBooleanExpression
CBooleanExpression
CBootstrapAlgorithmGeneral
CBootstrapAlgorithmInterface
CConfigNode
CConnectionInfo
CDistributedData
CDSNHandler
CEmptyExpression
CEntitySearchAlgorithmInterface
CFindQuery
CFindQueryParser
CFiniteStateMachine
CFSMException
CFuzzyValue
CInvalidMessageException
CISerializer
CJoinAlgorithmGeneral
CJoinAlgorithmInterface
CJoinInfo
CLeaveAlgorithmGeneral
CLeaveAlgorithmInterface
CLocalData
CLogger
CLoggerInfoAddContent
CLoggerInfoAddEvent
CLoggerInfoAddFindQuery
CLoggerInfoAddFindQueryResult
CLoggerInfoAddNeighbor
CLoggerInfoAddNode
CLoggerInfoNodeState
CLoggerInfoSearchExact
CLoggerInterface
CLoggerPhysicalNodeInfo
CLogicalNodeInfo
CLogicalNodeInfoHasher
CLogicContainer
CMessageAttributeInquiryAnswer	Usage: The message that the node which received a MessageAttributeInquiryRequest sends back
CMessageAttributeInquiryRequest	Usage: A node that is not a DSN may receive a MessageAttributeInquiryRequest during an ongoing Entity Search. A MessageAttributeInquiryRequest always comes from a DSN, which can also be the requesting node itself
CMessageBootstrapDiscover	Usage: A node wants to join the network but does not have access to a node's network information to send the initial Join message to. Therefore a MessageBootstrapDiscover gets send through a Multicast to discover a node's network information
CMessageBootstrapResponse	Usage: After receiving a MessageBootstrapDiscover, the node receiving the message might answer with a MessageBootstrapResponse, in case the node is in a connected state and a fitting join parent
CMessageEmpty	Usage: A helper message type for the Search Exact Test. It has no functionality by itself. Not to be used outside of Search Exact Tests
CMessageFindQueryAnswer	Usage: A DSN sends a MessageFindQueryAnswer back to the requesting node (that sent this DSN a MessageFindQueryRequest) with the data that was aquired
CMessageFindQueryRequest	Usage: A node that wants to find data in the network can call the Entity Search Algorithm, which sends MessageFindQueryRequests to the requesting node's DSNs
CMessageFindReplacement	Usage: A node wants to leave the network, but cannot leave the position directly because it would violate the trees balancing conditions. Another node that can leave the position has to be found to replace the position of the leaving node. For this, the MessageFindReplacement gets forwarded (similar to Join messages) until a fitting node to replace is found
CMessageGetNeighbors	Usage: Currently only used in the join accept procedure in rare cases by the parent to get the correct adjacent neighbors for the child. The sender is giving a vector of neighbor relationships which he wants to know about from the targets routing information. The answer is supposed to be a MessageInformAboutNeighbors
CMessageInformAboutNeighbors	Usage: This message is an answer to a MessageGetNeighbors. It contains the node information about the requested relationships and/or network information. The node sends the message back
CMessageJoin	Usage: When a node wants to join the network, it sends a MessageJoin to one node in the network. If the fitting join position has been found, the target accepts the node as a new child. Otherwise, the target forwards the message with the set entering node further
CMessageJoinAccept	Usage: A fitting join position has been found by forwarding the MessageJoin appropriately. The target of the last MessageJoin sends a MessageJoinAccept to the entering node (new child). This message contains all information the entering node needs about its new neighbors and the network's fanout
CMessageJoinAcceptAck	Usage: After receiving a MessageJoinAccept, the new child must send a MessageJoinAcceptAck back to the new parent. It is needed to make sure the entering node still wants to join. Only after receiving this message, the parent node will send update messages through the network to inform the other neighbors about the joined node
CMessageLockNeighborRequest	Usage: The parent of a successor node sends a Lock Neighbor Request to its right and left neighbor. The receivers try to lock themselves for the leave procedure and respond with a MessageLockNeighborResponse, indicating success or failure of locking themselves
CMessageLockNeighborResponse	Usage: The answer to a MessageLockNeighborRequest, received by the parent of a successor node
CMessageRemoveAndUpdateNeighbors	Usage: Used in the leave and response algorithms for updating the routing information
CMessageRemoveNeighbor	Usage: A node is leaving the network. This is a notification to remove the given node from the routing information
CMessageRemoveNeighborAck	Usage: Is sent as a reply to either a MessageReplacementUpdate or MessageRemoveAndUpdateNeighbor to acknowledge the update of the routing information
►CMessageReplacementAck	Usage: The node that wants to leave the network receives a MessageReplacementOffer from a node that is willing to replace its position. As a response, the leaving node sends all of its necessary information in the MessageReplacementAck to the replacing node. After this message was sent, the node can finally leave the network
CLockedStates
CMessageReplacementNack	Usage: A MessageReplacementNack is sent back to the node to replace in case of a failure during the leave process. A failure can occur when the chosen successor is already replacing enother node or a MessageSignOffParentAnswer informed the current node about an unsucessful sign off from the parent
CMessageReplacementOffer	Usage: A MessageFindReplacement reached a node that can replace the leaving node. The node sends a MessageReplacementOffer to the leaving node to initiate the replacement process
CMessageReplacementUpdate	Usage: During the replacement process, the neighbor nodes of the leaving node / the replaced position need to get an update about the network information of the replaced position. Through the information in this message the neighbors can update the network information and eventually also remove the removed position from their information if they also have it as their neighbor
CMessageSearchExact	Usage: A node wants to send a message to another node in the network, but does not know the physical address, only the tree position. The Search Exact message gets forwarded into the right direction until it reaches its destination
CMessageSearchExactFailure	Usage: If a node cannot further forward a MessageSearchExact, but is also not the target node, it sends back a MessageSearchExactFailure to the requesting node
CMessageSignoffParentAnswer	Usage: The successor node waits for the MessageSignoffParentAnswer from its parent after sending a MessageSignoffParentRequest to it
CMessageSignoffParentRequest	Usage: The last node of the network, the chosen successor, sends a MessageSignoffParentRequest to its parent. The parent later answers with a MessageSignoffParentAnswer to notify the successor if the leave is allowed to continue
CMessageSubscriptionOrder	Usage: A node can send a MessageSubscriptionOrder to subscribe or unsubscribe itself from the data another node maintains for the specified keys
CMessageSubscriptionUpdate	Usage: If a node's local data is modified (inserted, updated or removed), it will send a subscription update the the subscribers of the key
CMessageUnlockNeighbor	Usage: Used for unlocking nodes after they were locked during a concurrent operation like leave
CMessageUpdateNeighbors	Usage: Informing a node about a new or updated neighbor. Used mainly in the join accept and leave procedure. The relationship of how to update the node has to be given
CMinhton
CMinhtonEntitySearchAlgorithm
CMinhtonFindEndAlgorithm
CMinhtonJoinAlgorithm
CMinhtonLeaveAlgorithm
CMinhtonLoggerNs3
CMinhtonMessage
CMinhtonMessageHeader
CMinhtonNode
CMinhtonSearchExactAlgorithm
CNetworkFacade
CNodeData
CNodeInfo
CNodeInfoHasher
CNotExpression
CNumericComparisonExpression
COrExpression
COverload	Definition of a helper struct used for visiting variant types
CPhysicalNodeInfo
CPhysicalNodeInfoHasher
CPresenceExpression
CProcedureInfo
CReceiveMessage
CResponseAlgorithmGeneral
CResponseAlgorithmInterface
CRoutingInformation
CSearchExactAlgorithmGeneral
CSearchExactAlgorithmInterface
CSendMessage
CSignal
CStringEqualityExpression
CTimeout
CTimeoutLengthsContainer