Package com.perforce.p4java.impl.generic.core

Provides standard implementation classes for the com.perforce.p4java.core interfaces.

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Class Summary

BranchSpec	Simple default implementation class for the IBranchSpec interface.
BranchSpec.BranchViewMapping	Simple default implementation of the IViewMapping interface.
BranchSpecSummary	Default implementation class for the IBranchSpecSummary interface.
Changelist	Simple default generic implementation class for the IChangelist interface.
ChangelistSummary	Default implementation of the IChangelistSummary interface.
Depot	Simple default implementation class for the IDepot interface.
Fix	Simple generic default implementation class for the IFix interface.
InputMapper	A useful class with methods to map certain classes to maps suitable for feeding to the IServer execMapCmd method's input map.
Job	Simple generic default implementation class for the IJob interface.
JobSpec	Simple generic default implementation class for the IJobSpec interface.
Label	Default implementation class for the ILabel interface.
Label.LabelMapping
LabelSummary	Default implementation of the ILabelSumamry interface.
MapEntry	Default implementation of the IMapEntry interface.
ReviewSubscription	Default ReviewSubscription implementation class.
ServerProcess	Simple default generic implementation class for the P4JServerProcess interface.
ServerResource	Abstract implementation class for the IServerResource interface.
TempFileInputStream	A simple extension to the normal FileInputStream to allow us to subvert a few things like close() for our own nefarious purposes.
User	Simple default IUser implementation class.
UserGroup	Simple generic implementation class for the IUserGroup interface.
UserSummary	Default implementation class for IUserSummary interface.

Package com.perforce.p4java.impl.generic.core Description

Provides standard implementation classes for the com.perforce.p4java.core interfaces. Users are free to use implementations defined here for their own purposes, but such use is not mandatory, and nor should users rely on these implementations always being returned by the associated interfaces (P4Java reserves the right to change or extend implementations under the covers).