Package | Description |
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org.jscsi.target |
This package contains all the core classes to provide an easy and usable iSCSI (RFC 3720) target.
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org.jscsi.target.connection |
This package contains all classes representing the phase of a connection.
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org.jscsi.target.scsi.inquiry |
This package contains all classes that are most pertinent to processing
INQUIRY SCSI commands. |
org.jscsi.target.settings |
This package contains those classes which are key to negotiating, declaring, storing, and providing access to
connection and session parameters subject to text negotiation.
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org.jscsi.target.settings.entry |
This package contains those classes which are entries of all settings.
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Class and Description |
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Configuration
Instances of
Configuration provides access target-wide parameters, variables that are the same across all
sessions and connections that do not change after initialization and which play a role during text parameter
negotiation. |
Target
One Target exists per iSCSI named target.
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Class and Description |
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Target
One Target exists per iSCSI named target.
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TargetServer
The central class of the jSCSI Target, which keeps track of all active
TargetSession s, stores target-wide
parameters and variables, and which contains the TargetServer.main(String[]) method for starting the program. |
Class and Description |
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TargetServer
The central class of the jSCSI Target, which keeps track of all active
TargetSession s, stores target-wide
parameters and variables, and which contains the TargetServer.main(String[]) method for starting the program. |
Class and Description |
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TargetServer
The central class of the jSCSI Target, which keeps track of all active
TargetSession s, stores target-wide
parameters and variables, and which contains the TargetServer.main(String[]) method for starting the program. |
Class and Description |
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TargetServer
The central class of the jSCSI Target, which keeps track of all active
TargetSession s, stores target-wide
parameters and variables, and which contains the TargetServer.main(String[]) method for starting the program. |
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