Uses of Package
org.ogf.saga.task

Packages that use org.ogf.saga.task

org.ogf.saga.attributes	There are various places in the SAGA API where attributes need to be associated with objects, for instance for job descriptions and metrics.
org.ogf.saga.bootstrap	This package contains the bootstrap mechanism which connects a SAGA application, written on top of the SAGA Java language bindings, to a specific SAGA implementation.
org.ogf.saga.file	This package provides classes to manipulate the contents of directories or files.
org.ogf.saga.job	The job package describes the API for submitting jobs to a grid resource.
org.ogf.saga.logicalfile	This package provides classes to interact with replica systems.
org.ogf.saga.monitoring	The monitoring package defines the Monitorable interface, which must be implemented by monitorable SAGA objects, and also defines the Steerable interface, which extends the monitoring mechanism with the ability to push values back to the monitored entity.
org.ogf.saga.namespace	This package provides classes to manipulate namespaces.
org.ogf.saga.permissions	The permissions package provides the interface Permissions to query and set permissions on Saga objects, such as files or streams.
org.ogf.saga.rpc	The methods of the SAGA RPC package map with the methods as defined in the GridRPC specification, as described in GFD.52, at least semantically, with slight modifications for SAGA look and feel, SAGA error conventions, SAGA task model, et cetera.
org.ogf.saga.stream	The streams package provides a simple mechanism for setting up connections to remote components.
org.ogf.saga.task	This package provides classes and methods for manipulating tasks and collections of tasks.

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.attributes

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.bootstrap

TaskFactory
Factory for objects in the task package.

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.file

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.job

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.logicalfile

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.monitoring

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.namespace

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.permissions

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.rpc

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.stream

Async
This interface is empty on purpose, and is used only for tagging of SAGA classes which implement the SAGA task model.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

Classes in org.ogf.saga.task used by org.ogf.saga.task

State
This enumeration type describes the possible states of a task.

Task
Tasks can only be created through asynchronous method calls.

TaskContainer
Container object for tasks.

TaskMode
This enumeration type describes the possible ways to create a task: Asynchronous (the task is started in RUNNING state), Task (the task is started in NEW state), or Synchronous (the task is started and waited for).

WaitMode
When waiting for tasks in a task container, the user can either wait for all tasks in the container, or for any task in the container.