All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
Declarative syntactic sugar which may be statically imported in order to allow declarative definitions for Annotation related functionality.
This enumeration represents configuration folder locations (of type File) and configuration file retrieval as of the chosen configuration mode.
The Correlation assigns an according (as of the enumeration) Correlation-TID to the invoking process, this TID is used in log files and is part of the process's request or response pay-load in order to track process execution throughout a JVM.
The DumpBuilder assists you in inspecting the content of an object.
Utility class with helpful methods for working with a system's environment variables.
Enumeration with the (supported) operating systems.
Retrieves the Result of the given process as String.
Converts a key to the format of a system property (camel-case) or an environment variable (snake-case in upper-case).
The Class ReflectionUtility.
This class indicates a non existing value in the name-to-value mapping.
Provides methods to set Request-Correlation behavior: When enabled via RequestCorrelation.setRequestCorrelation(boolean) (or the like), then an existing Request-Correlation-TID might be forwarded by setting it into the Correlation singleton via Correlation.REQUEST's Correlation.setId(String).
Utility for acquiring runtime information on software systems, classes or objects.
Provides methods to set Session-Correlation behavior: When enabled via SessionCorrelation.setSessionCorrelation(boolean) (or the like), then an existing Session-Correlation-TID might be forwarded by setting it into the Correlation singleton via Correlation.SESSION's Correlation.setId(String).
Enumeration with the (relevant) shells (command line interpreters).
Describes the context within a system's environment regarding host, user and application contexts as well as the currently invoked Java runtime session.
Utility for acquiring system information on the machine this process is running in.
Enumeration with the (relevant) terminals as well as interpolated terminal metrics.