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Uses of Interface
com.antelmann.util.Enabled

Packages that use Enabled
com.antelmann.calendar This package contains classes for implementing calendar and time related solutions. 
com.antelmann.crm Provides interfaces and classes for implementing applications dealing with Customer Relationship Management (CRM). 
com.antelmann.db This package contains generally useful classes for generic database management. 
com.antelmann.genealogy This package contains classes that provide classes to implement applications dealing with genealogy related issues. 
com.antelmann.net The classes in this package are designed to provide convenient access to Internet related functionality. 
com.antelmann.util This package contains generally useful classes that are used throughout the other packages in this framework. 
com.antelmann.util.gui This package contains utility classes for GUI related implementations. 
com.antelmann.util.logging This package contains classes that implement a custom logging for this framework - separate from java.util.logging. 
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.calendar
 

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar that implement Enabled
 class Alert
           
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.crm
 

Subinterfaces of Enabled in com.antelmann.crm
 interface AddressInfo
          wraps an address into an object that provides additional information about that particular address
 interface Contact
          represents a contact that is also the base to have several different roles
 interface Person
          represents the role of a person
 

Classes in com.antelmann.crm that implement Enabled
 class AddressInfoImpl
          a default implementation for an AddressInfo
 class ContactImpl<T extends Keyword>
          a base implementation for a Contact
 class PersonImpl<T extends Keyword>
          a basic implementation for a Person
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.db
 

Subinterfaces of Enabled in com.antelmann.db
 interface User
          This interface defines the basic functionality for a user; setter methods are optional in the sense that they may generally throw an UnsupportedOperationException
 

Classes in com.antelmann.db that implement Enabled
 class SecureUserImpl
          provides an implementation that uses a secure way of storing hashed passwords using appropriate algorithms along with some randomly generated salt.
 class UserImpl
          This class represents a default User implementation that can serve as the basis for more specific implementations.
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.genealogy
 

Classes in com.antelmann.genealogy that implement Enabled
 class GPerson
          represents a natural person
 class GUser
           
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.net
 

Classes in com.antelmann.net that implement Enabled
 class MessageDelegator
          MessageDelegator listens for incoming messages on the given connection and delegates the message to the handler - once its run() method is called.
 class NetConnectionServer
          A NetConnectionServer - once run() is called - listens to incoming requests from NetConnection objects with a signature provided by the ConnectionDispatcher.
static class Spider.SMonitor
          Deprecated.  
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.util
 

Classes in com.antelmann.util that implement Enabled
 class Monitor
          Monitor is a convenient class that is useful to communicate between threads by exchanging information through this Monitor.
 class MonitorDelegate
          The relevant calls to the monitor are delegated to a ProgressMonitor or JProgressBar or Logger.
 

Fields in com.antelmann.util with type parameters of type Enabled
static Filter<Enabled> Enabled.FILTER
           
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.util.gui
 

Classes in com.antelmann.util.gui that implement Enabled
 class JMultipleSelectionComboBox
          a specialized JComboBox allowing to deal with multiple selection.
 

Uses of Enabled in com.antelmann.util.logging
 

Classes in com.antelmann.util.logging that implement Enabled
 class Logger
          Logger somewhat leans on the functionality of the java.util.logging functionality of J2SE 1.4, but it's not quite the same (and was implemented before J2SE 1.4).
 



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