com.amazon.apmf

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Interfaces

• IStandard — The base interface of all interfaces.
• IError — The standard error interface.
• IComponentLoaderRegistrar — Interface the allows to regsiter custom component loaders.
• IProcess — The root OmniKit object of the process.
• IProcessEnvironment — Environment and configuration for the process object.
• IEnvironment — An environment is a self-contained set of settings, search paths, object caches, and other facilities. In OmniKit, we keep global state to a minimum. The job of the process object is essentially to keep track of a default environment: the environment contains all the “smarts” of the system.
• IEnvironment2 — Extends IEnvironment.
• IConfigBuilder — A builder for a configuration.
• IConfig — A configuration of an APMF2 environment.
• IComponentLoadContext — A search context for component loading.
• IRuntimeFactory — A factory for making a runtime.
• IRuntime — A runtime.
• IDsoLoader — An object that attempts to load a component.
• IComponentLoader — An object that attempts to load a component.
• IDso — The per-DSO interface object.
• IInfoNode — A configuration node.
• ILogger — Core Hierarchical logger interface.
• ILoggingConfiguration — Logging configuration interface.
• ILogFilter — Filter for log message.
• ILoggerWithUuid — logging with uuid
• IDefaultLoggerConfigurator — Sets up default config for default APMF log sink.
• ISubscription — An object that represents a registration of an event listener to receive notifications from an event source. This object can be used to end the delivery of any further events to the listener.
• ICredential — Credentials are used to authorize security principals to perform actions
• IFileDescriptor
• IFileDescriptorFactory — FileDescriptor Factory interface.
• ICloseable — An interface used by handles that may be explicitly, or implicitly closed. This should be automatically called in three scenrios: * Automatically by a destructor * Explicitly by the developer * Implicitly in response to an underlying entity becoming unavailable.
• IByteBuffer — Shareable opaque bag of bytes supporting native access.
• IMutableByteBuffer — A byte buffer with contents that can change.
• IByteBufferMapping — Mapping of a byte buffer into memory.
• IMutableByteBufferMapping — Mutable mapping of a byte buffer into memory.
• IDataObject — Data object interface.
• IDataObjectBuilder — Data object builder interface.
• ITypeResolver — An interface for finding type information. Type resolver is implemented by IProcess Caller could call GetProcessObject() .QueryInterface<ITypeResolver>() to get the type resolver object.
• IVariantFactory
• IType
• IUserDefinedType
• ITypeVisitor
• IPrimitiveType
• IArrayType
• IPointerType
• IVariant — To create a variant, caller calls IVariantFactory.makeVariant and then calls IVariant.setToXXX to set the value.
• IVariantVisitor
• IAttributesProvider — Attributes can be practically attached to anything in OmniKit IDL, such as Packages, types, struct fields, methods, method parameters, enum values, etc. Instead of adding a getAttribute() to each of these interfaces as defined here, IAttributesProvider is provided. Interfaces that can attach attributes shall implement IAttributesProvider. Caller calls queryInterface<IAttributesProvider> to get attributes.
• IConstant
• IParameter
• IMethod
• IField
• IInterfaceType
• IDataObjectType
• IDataObjectBuilderType
• IStructType
• IEnumMember
• IEnumType
• IErrorType
• ICallableMethod
• IBoundMethod
• ICallableInterface
• IInvocationHandler
• IInterfaceProxyFactory
• IDataObjectBuffer — Interface for accessing the byte array buffer backing a Data Object.
• IDataObjectByteView — Strongly typed view over a serialized data object byte buffer.
• IDataObjectByteViewFactory — Factory interface for IDataObjectByteView.

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Structs

• NumericConstants
• QiFlags
• Attribute — Marker struct indicating that a struct can be an attribute.
• Unsafe — Require native code.
• Deprecated — Denotes that the annotated function is marked for deprecation starting from the year and month provided.
• LogFilterResult — Log filter result.
• Uuid — Represents an universally unique identifier.
• RawTimeValue — A raw time value is a basic type that can be used to describe both absolute time and relative time.
• MonotonicInstant — Represents a point in time as measured from an arbitrary epoch using a monotonic clock. Useful for system timeouts.
• RealTimeInstant — Represents a point in time in the system’s clock. Useful for talking to external entities like the file system or other processes.
• MonotonicDuration — Represents a span of time. This type follows ISO 8601 Duration definition. This type is typically used for system timeouts and can be a result of comparison operations between two MonotonicInstant’s.
• RealTimeDuration — Represents a span of time calculated from a comparison between two RealTimeInstant’s. This type follows ISO 8601 Duration definition. This type is functionally equivalent to MonotonicDuration but it puts an emphasis on incompatibility between monotonic and real-time time measurements. Just like MonotonicInstant cannot be compared to RealTimeInstant, RealTimeDuration cannot be added to a MonotonicInstant.
• TimeZone — Represents a time zone from the IANA Time Zone Database such as “America/Los_Angeles”.
• Locale — Represents a set of user preferences relating to language and other regional preferences like calender system or currency formatting. A Unicode BCP47 Locale identifier string is used to describe the desired preferences.
• NativePointer
• IntAbsenceIs — Attribute used to annotate a method which may return an option of a value indicating which value represents lack of presence.
• StringAbsenceIs — Attribute used to annotate a method which may return an option of a value indicating which value represents lack of presence.
• BoolAbsenceIs — Attribute used to annotate a method which may return an option of a value indicating which value represents lack of presence.
• FloatAbsenceIs — Attribute used to annotate a method which may return an option of a value indicating which value represents lack of presence.
• Optional — Attribute used to annotate a method which may return an option of a value. Used in cases where it is not possible to establish a sentinel and we need to distinguish between any set value and value not being set.

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Enumerations

• LogLevel — Severity level of log messages.
• PointerReturn — Type for handling optional output arguments in async interface.
• PointerKind
• PrimitiveKind
• VariantValueType
• ParameterDirection

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Exceptions

• BaseError — The base of the exception hierarchy.
• OutOfMemoryError — Error thrown when we run out of memory.
• ForeignError — Error thrown to represent an error we don’t recognize.
• MalformedErrorError — Error thrown to represent an error with a mislabel hierarchy.
• NoSuchInterfaceError — Exception thrown when we don’t recognize an interface.
• BadImplCastError — Thrown when ImplCast fails.
• AbiBreakError — Exception thrown when the hash of an interface is wrong.
• InvalidArgumentError
• ForeignInvalidArgumentError
• NullPointerError
• OutOfBoundsError
• ForeignOutOfBoundsError
• RangeError
• LogicError
• ForeignLogicError
• ForeignRuntimeError
• NoSuchComponentError
• DeviceError
• TimeoutError
• SecurityError
• IoError
• FileSystemError
• NetworkError
• NotSupportedError
• ReadOnlyError
• InvalidOperationError
• DynamicLoadingError
• ExecutorStoppedError — Error thrown when an asynchronous operation is submitted to an stopped executor.
• OperationCancelledError — Error thrown when an asynchronous operation has been cancelled.
• AccessDeniedError
• ApmfInternalError