This channel is superceded by the poison mechanisms, please see PoisonException. It remains only because it is used by some of the networking features.
This channel is superceded by the poison mechanisms, please see PoisonException. It remains only because it is used by some of the networking features.
This channel is superceded by the poison mechanisms, please see PoisonException. It remains only because it is used by some of the networking features.
There is no longer any need to use this class, after the 1.1 class reorganisation.
Note that usually you do not need the absolute guarantee that this class
provides - you can usually just cast the channel to an AltingChannelInput,
which prevents you from accidentally writing to the channel. This
class mainly exists for use by some of the org.jcsp.net classes, where the
absolute guarantee that you cannot write to it is important.
This channel is superceded by the poison mechanisms, please see PoisonException. It remains only because it is used by some of the networking features.
This channel is superceded by the poison mechanisms, please see PoisonException. It remains only because it is used by some of the networking features.
This is going to be removed from the API.
The purpose of this mechanism was so that channel
information could be encoded into anonymous channels'
channel names.