Package | Description |
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org.fax4j |
The fax4j library, is a standard on which java based applications can communicate with
fax devices in order to submit new faxes or perform other related actions.
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org.fax4j.spi |
Provides the API classes for the fax client SPI.
The class/interfaces defined in this package should only be used internally by the fax4j library or by classes implemeting a new fax client SPI. |
org.fax4j.spi.adapter |
Provides the adapter fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.comm |
Provides the COMM port communication based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.efax |
Provides the efax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.email |
Provides the email based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.extremefax |
Provides the extreme fax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.faxage |
Provides the faxage based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.hoiio |
Provides the hoiio based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.http |
Provides the HTTP based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.hylafax |
Provides the HylaFAX fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.interfax |
Provides the interfax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.java4less |
Provides the java4less RFax fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.linux |
Provides the native linux fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.mac |
Provides the native Mac fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.metrofax |
Provides the metrofax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.nextivafax |
Provides the nextivafax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.phaxio |
Provides the phaxio based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.process |
Provides the process based fax client SPI implementation.
These implementations use external executables/scripts to invoke fax actions. |
org.fax4j.spi.send2fax |
Provides the send2fax based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.vbs |
Provides the VB script based fax client SPI implementation.
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org.fax4j.spi.windows |
Provides the native windows fax client SPI implementation.
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Class and Description |
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FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi.FaxJobExtendedPropertyConstants
This class holds the fax job extended properties.
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AbstractFaxClientSpiInterceptor
This class provides partial implementation of the fax client SPI interceptor which enables to invoke custom logic
before and after the fax client SPI method invocations (such as logging).
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AbstractFaxClientSpiProxy
This class provides partial implementation of the fax client SPI proxy which enables to invoke interceptors before
and after the fax client SPI method invocations.
With this proxy, it is possible to intercept all calls to the fax client SPIs and perform custom logic such as logging. |
AbstractFaxJob
This class provides common partial implementation of the fax job.
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AbstractFaxJobMonitor
This class provides partial implementation of the fax job monitor capabilities.
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FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpiInterceptor
This interface defines the fax client SPI interceptor which enables to invoke custom logic before and after the fax
client SPI method invocations (such as logging).
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FaxClientSpiProxy
This interface defines the fax client SPI proxy which enables to invoke interceptors before and after the fax client
SPI method invocations.
With this proxy, it is possible to intercept all calls to the fax client SPIs and perform custom logic such as logging. |
FaxClientSpiProxy.FaxClientSpiProxyEventType
This is the fax client SPI proxy event type.
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FaxJobMonitor
This interface defines the fax job monitor capabilities.
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FaxJobMonitorImpl
This class provides the default implementation of the fax job monitor.
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FaxJobMonitorImpl.PollerTask
This class used the start the polling cycle.
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Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
Class and Description |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxJob
This class provides common partial implementation of the fax job.
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FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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AbstractFax4JClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the internal fax4j fax client service provider interface.
This class should be used only by internal fax4j SPIs, for SPIs written by vendors outside the fax4j, see the org.fax4j.spi.AbstractFaxClientSpi class. This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
AbstractFaxClientSpi
This class provides partial/common functionlity of the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
FaxClientSpi
This interface defines the fax client service provider interface.
This is the actual engine behind the fax4j framework. It handles the fax client activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. The SPI is an internal class that should be used internally only. The configuration of the fax4j framework is made up of 3 layers. The configuration is based on simple properties. Each layer overrides the lower layers by adding/changing the property values. The first layer is the internal fax4j.properties file located in the fax4j jar. This layer contains the preconfigured values for the fax4j framework and can be changed by updating these properties in the higher layers. The second layer is the external fax4j.properties file that is located on the classpath. This file is optional and provides the ability to override the internal configuration for the entire fax4j framework. The top most layer is the optional java.util.Properties object provided by the external classes when creating a new fax client. These properties enable to override the configuration of the lower 2 layers. For SPI specific configuration, see the relevant SPI class javadoc. |
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