Package | Description |
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laas.openrobots.ontology |
Base package, that mainly stores the oro-server entry class,
OroServer . |
laas.openrobots.ontology.backends |
Provides the actual underlying ontology-based storage.
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laas.openrobots.ontology.connectors |
Provides external connectors to communicate with the server.
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laas.openrobots.ontology.modules | |
laas.openrobots.ontology.modules.alterite |
Allows explicit representation of other agents with independant models of
the world.
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laas.openrobots.ontology.modules.base | |
laas.openrobots.ontology.modules.categorization |
Provides methods to extract similarities, differences and categories from
a set of concepts.
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laas.openrobots.ontology.modules.events |
Provides the cognitive event manager module.
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laas.openrobots.ontology.service |
This package stores all the classes related to service declaration.
A service is: a method tagged with the RPCMethod annotation... |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IService |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IServiceProvider
This interface sole purpose is to signal that a class implement services for the oro-server (ie, methods annotated with a
RPCMethod annotation). |
RPCMethod
This annotation marks all the available methods exposed to remote clients.
To actually register your services by the server, you just need to annotate the relevant method with a @RPCMethod annotation and to call the OroServer.addNewServiceProviders(IServiceProvider) method. |
Class and Description |
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IService |
ORO is a part of the OpenRobots framework.
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