uRemoteCommand

Allows privileged users to interact with remotely running modules. More...

Collaboration diagram for uRemoteCommand:

Classes
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::AvailableModulesRequest
	Requests the available modules that have been registered with the remote module monitoring service. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::AvailableModulesResponse
	Returns the available modules that have been registered with the remote module monitoring service. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::ModuleDetails
	Defines the module properties. More...
class	Proxy
	This is the intermediary that allows communication between a client and a backend service. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::ProxyOptions
	Defines the options for the command proxy. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::RegistrationRequest
	Allows servers to request becoming a registered modules. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::RegistrationResponse
	The response to a module registration response. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::Replier
	A replier mechanism for the server in the remote command service. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::ReplierOptions
	Defines the options for the thread managing remote activity to respond. More...
class	ReplierPRocess
	This process will respond to remote module interaction messages. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::Requestor
	This class allows the user to interact with programs running remotely i.e., - on a different machine. Nominally, you will only want this to be used by privileged users that you trust. More...
class	UMPS::ProxyServices::Command::RequestorOptions
	This sets the parameters for the utility that will allow users to interact with remote modules. More...

Detailed Description

Allows privileged users to interact with remotely running modules.

uRemoteCommand

This utility is for interacting with modules running on other machines. The idea is to allow a privileged user to interact with a daemon process on another computer. The catch here is that a remote module must be registered. This means handing over some autonamy to UMPS.