Uses of Package
java.lang.isolate

Packages that use java.lang.isolate
java.lang.isolate Provides for the creation and management of isolated applications. 
java.nio.channels Provides the LinkChannel class, a selectable channel for java.lang.isolate.Link. 
 

Classes in java.lang.isolate used by java.lang.isolate
ClosedLinkException
          An exception thrown when a closed link condition prevents completion of a Link operation.
Isolate
          The Isolate class provides the means of creating and managing isolated computations and arranging for their communication with each other.
IsolateEvent
          Isolate events represent state changes in an isolate lifecycle.
IsolateEvent.ExitReason
          Provides information about how an isolate became terminated.
IsolateStartupException
          An exception thrown when the implementation is unable to start execution of a new isolate due to an error or exceptional condition in the bootstrap code for the new isolate (i.e., before the application starts).
IsolateStreamBindings
          This class specifies the binding of a set of streams to a child isolate's standard streams.
Link
          A Link supports communication between isolates.
LinkMessage
          A LinkMessage wraps the various types that can be sent through a Link.
LinkMessageDispatcher.Listener
          A listener interface for receiving messages on a Link.
LinkMessageVisitor
          An abstract utility class used to process a LinkMessage containing arbitrary data via LinkMessage.acceptVisitor.
LinkSerializationException
          An exception thrown as the result of one of a number of underlying serialization-related exceptions.
 

Classes in java.lang.isolate used by java.nio.channels
ClosedLinkException
          An exception thrown when a closed link condition prevents completion of a Link operation.
Link
          A Link supports communication between isolates.
LinkMessage
          A LinkMessage wraps the various types that can be sent through a Link.
LinkSerializationException
          An exception thrown as the result of one of a number of underlying serialization-related exceptions.