Package jdk.jshell.execution

package jdk.jshell.execution

Provides implementation support for building JShell execution engines. Includes concrete and abstract implementations of the ExecutionControl interface. Also, provides related communication utilities. This package may be used to define alternative execution engines. The default JShell execution engine is included.

Since:: 9

Package	Description
jdk.jshell	Provides interfaces for creating tools, such as a Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL), which interactively evaluate "snippets" of Java programming language code.
jdk.jshell.spi	Defines the Service Provider Interface for pluggable JShell execution engines.
jdk.jshell.tool	Provides a mechanism to launch an instance of a Java shell tool.

Class	Description
DirectExecutionControl	An `ExecutionControl` implementation that runs in the current process.
FailOverExecutionControlProvider	Tries other providers in sequence until one works.
JdiDefaultExecutionControl	The implementation of `ExecutionControl` that the JShell-core uses by default.
JdiExecutionControl	Abstract JDI implementation of `ExecutionControl`.
JdiExecutionControlProvider	A provider of remote JDI-controlled execution engines.
JdiInitiator	Sets up a JDI connection, providing the resulting JDI `VirtualMachine` and the `Process` the remote agent is running in.
LoaderDelegate	This interface specifies the loading specific subset of `ExecutionControl`.
LocalExecutionControl	An implementation of `ExecutionControl` which executes in the same JVM as the JShell-core.
LocalExecutionControlProvider	A provider of execution engines which run in the same process as JShell.
RemoteExecutionControl	The remote agent runs in the execution process (separate from the main JShell process).
StreamingExecutionControl	An implementation of the `ExecutionControl` execution engine SPI which streams requests to a remote agent where execution takes place.
Util	Miscellaneous utility methods for setting-up implementations of `ExecutionControl`.

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