Package routing

Contains all the router classes who decide how to handle the messages.

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Class Summary

ActiveRouter	Superclass of active routers.
DirectDeliveryRouter	Router that will deliver messages only to the final recipient.
EnergyAwareRouter	Energy level-aware variant of Epidemic router.
EpidemicOracleRouter	Epidemic message router with an oracle that tells when a message is delivered and that message is then removed from all nodes that use this routing module.
EpidemicRouter	Epidemic message router with drop-oldest buffer and only single transferring connections at a time.
FirstContactRouter	First contact router which uses only a single copy of the message (or fragments) and forwards it to the first available contact.
MaxPropRouter	Implementation of MaxProp router as described in MaxProp: Routing for Vehicle-Based Disruption-Tolerant Networks by John Burgess et al.
MaxPropRouterWithEstimation	Implementation of MaxProp router as described in MaxProp: Routing for Vehicle-Based Disruption-Tolerant Networks by John Burgess et al.
MessageRouter	Superclass for message routers.
PassiveRouter	Passive router that doesn't send anything unless commanded.
ProphetRouter	Implementation of PRoPHET router as described in Probabilistic routing in intermittently connected networks by Anders Lindgren et al.
ProphetRouterWithEstimation	Implementation of PRoPHET router as described in Probabilistic routing in intermittently connected networks by Anders Lindgren et al.
RoutingInfo	Class for storing routing related information in a tree form for user interface(s).
SprayAndWaitRouter	Implementation of Spray and wait router as depicted in Spray and Wait: An Efficient Routing Scheme for Intermittently Connected Mobile Networks by Thrasyvoulos Spyropoulus et al.

Package routing Description

Contains all the router classes who decide how to handle the messages. All router classes must be in this package and must extend the MessageRouter (when creating new routers, extending ActiveRouter might make sense) class so they can be dynamically loaded to the simulator. The classes to load can be specified through Settings class' settings source. See MessageRouter class and classes extending it for details about the settings.