Deprecated API


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Deprecated Methods
org.jgroups.JChannelFactory.createChannel(Object)
          JChannel's conversion to type-specific construction, and the subsequent deprecation of its JChannel(Object) constructor, necessitate the deprecation of this factory method as well. Type-specific protocol stack configuration should be specfied during construction of an instance of this factory. 
org.jgroups.jmx.JChannelMBean.down(Event)
            
org.jgroups.util.RspList.elementAt(int)
          Use RspList.entrySet() or RspList.values() instead 
org.jgroups.stack.ProtocolStack.flushEvents()
            
org.jgroups.JChannel.getAllStates(Vector, long)
          Not really needed - we always want to get the state from a single member, use JChannel.getState(org.jgroups.Address, long) instead 
org.jgroups.Channel.getAllStates(Vector, long)
          Not really needed - we always want to get the state from a single member 
org.jgroups.mux.Multiplexer.getApplicationIds()
          Use ${link #getServiceIds()} instead 
org.jgroups.protocols.TP.getBindToAllInterfaces()
          Use TP.isReceiveOnAllInterfaces() instead 
org.jgroups.JChannel.getChannelName()
          Use JChannel.getClusterName() instead 
org.jgroups.Channel.getChannelName()
          Use Channel.getClusterName() instead 
org.jgroups.conf.ConfiguratorFactory.getStackConfigurator(Object)
          Used by the JChannel(Object) constructor which has been deprecated. 
org.jgroups.util.RspList.reset()
          Use RspList.clear() instead 
org.jgroups.Channel.setChannelListener(ChannelListener)
          Use addChannelListener() instead 
org.jgroups.jmx.JChannel.setChannelListener(ChannelListener)
          Use addChannelListener() instead 
org.jgroups.blocks.PullPushAdapter.setMembershipListener(MembershipListener)
          Use PullPushAdapter.addMembershipListener(org.jgroups.MembershipListener) 
 

Deprecated Constructors
org.jgroups.JChannel(Object)
          Use the constructors with specific parameter types instead. 
org.jgroups.blocks.MethodCall(String, Object[])
          Use one of the constructors that take class types as arguments 
 



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