Uses of Package
pt.unl.fct.di.novasys.babel2.channels

Package
Description
Channel abstractions, lifecycle builders, wire messages, and node components for Babel 2.
Channel extensions and interfaces for local network broadcast and multicast communication.
In-memory simulated communication channels for intra-JVM protocol testing and message passing.
Legacy server-side channel implementation compatible with legacy clients.
Network handshake and discovery messages exchanged across IP channels.
QUIC transport channel implementation for Babel 2, providing multiplexed, stream-oriented communication secured by mutual TLS.
Core serializer abstractions, registries, and primitive wire serializers for Babel 2 IP messaging.
Serializers for core Babel runtime types including nodes, components, and messages.
Serializers for standard Java collection and map types over Netty ByteBuf buffers.
Serializers for primitive array types (boolean[], byte[], short[], int[], long[], float[], double[], CharSequence).
Serializers for Java primitive wrapper types (Boolean, Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character).
TCP transport channel implementation for Babel 2, providing reliable, ordered, connection-oriented message delivery over persistent TCP sockets with configurable authentication modes and identity verification.
UDP datagram channel implementation for connectionless unicast and multicast messaging.
Platform transport utilities and helper methods for Netty network channels.
Core runtime, protocol lifecycle, executor models, and protocol extensions for Babel 2.
Provides interfaces and extensions for implementing and consuming broadcast services in the Babel 2 framework.
Contains events used by broadcast protocols to communicate between consumers and providers in the Babel 2 framework.
Events exchanged during node identity probe and address resolution.
Protocol events delivering signed message reception and send outcomes.
Event hierarchy defining network states, message delivery outcomes, protocol notifications, and runtime lifecycle events in Babel 2.
Functional interfaces defining internal handler signatures for routing Babel events to protocol callback methods.
Local network peer discovery protocols for dynamic node address and channel resolution.
Network probe and answer messages exchanged during local network node discovery.
Binary wire serializers for local network discovery protocol messages and structures.