All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
An array type represents an array of
DataStructureNode of a certain shared type.Represents a formal description on what exactly makes up the
actual data source and how to access/locate it for a given data store.
Represents any type of connection to a data source.
Represents a reference to an XPipe data source.
A data source info instances contains all required
essential information of a specific data source type.
Represents a reference to an X-Pipe data source.
A wrapper class for
DataSourceId instances.Specifying the latest reference allows the user to always address the latest data source.
Using only the data source name allows for a shorthand way of referring to data sources.
Represents the fundamental type of a data source.
A data store represents some form of a location where data is stored, e.g.
Represents the type of a
DataStructureNode object.A Dialog is a sequence of questions and answers.
An exception indicating that the user aborted the dialogue.
A reference to a dialogue instance that will be exchanged whenever a dialogue is started.
Represents a store that has a filename.
Represents a file located on a certain machine.
A store whose contents are stored in memory.
A data store that is only represented by an InputStream.
A store that refers to another store in the X-Pipe storage.
A data store that can be accessed using InputStreams and/or OutputStreams.
A connection for sequentially reading the data of a table data source.
A connection for sequentially writing data to a table data source.
A tuple type in the context of XPipe is defined as an ordered,
fixed-size sequence of elements that can be optionally assigned a name.
A value type represents any node that holds some atomic value, i.e.
A wildcard type matches any
DataStructureNode instance.