Uses of Class
org.xins.common.service.UnsupportedProtocolException

Packages that use UnsupportedProtocolException
org.xins.client XINS client framework. 
org.xins.common.http HTTP-related utility classes. 
org.xins.common.service Service calling classes, supporting load-balancing and failover. 
 

Uses of UnsupportedProtocolException in org.xins.client
 

Constructors in org.xins.client that throw UnsupportedProtocolException
AbstractCAPI(Descriptor descriptor, XINSCallConfig callConfig)
          Creates a new AbstractCAPI object, using the specified XINSServiceCaller.
AbstractCAPI(Descriptor descriptor)
          Creates a new AbstractCAPI object, using the specified service descriptor.
XINSServiceCaller(Descriptor descriptor, XINSCallConfig callConfig)
          Constructs a new XINSServiceCaller with the specified descriptor and call configuration.
XINSServiceCaller(Descriptor descriptor)
          Constructs a new XINSServiceCaller with the specified descriptor and the default HTTP method.
 

Uses of UnsupportedProtocolException in org.xins.common.http
 

Constructors in org.xins.common.http that throw UnsupportedProtocolException
HTTPServiceCaller(Descriptor descriptor, HTTPCallConfig callConfig)
          Constructs a new HTTPServiceCaller object with the specified descriptor and call configuration.
HTTPServiceCaller(Descriptor descriptor)
          Constructs a new HTTPServiceCaller object.
 

Uses of UnsupportedProtocolException in org.xins.common.service
 

Methods in org.xins.common.service that throw UnsupportedProtocolException
 void ServiceCaller.testTargetDescriptor(TargetDescriptor target)
          Asserts that the specified target descriptor is considered acceptable for this service caller.
 void ServiceCaller.setDescriptor(Descriptor descriptor)
          Sets the descriptor.
 

Constructors in org.xins.common.service that throw UnsupportedProtocolException
ServiceCaller(Descriptor descriptor, CallConfig callConfig)
          Constructs a new ServiceCaller with the specified CallConfig.
 



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