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## Uses of Package
com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes

Packages that use com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes
com.sun.squawk | Provides classes for low level interactions with the Squawk VM.
com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes | Provides classes for inter-Isolate communication.

Classes in com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes used by com.sun.squawk
Mailbox deprecated Use the higher-level `Channel` and `ServerChannel` classes instead.
MailboxAddress deprecated Use the higher-level `Channel` and `ServerChannel` classes instead.

Classes in com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes used by com.sun.squawk.io.mailboxes
AddressClosedException This exception is thrown when trying to send to a closed MailboxAddress, or when reading from a Mailbox, and the MailBoxHandler is managing a private address that has closed.
Channel A Channel is a private bidirectional message passing mechanism, typically between Isolates.
Envelope Abstract class for messages passed through Channels.
ICopiable Interface for objects that may be passed in ObjectEnvelopes between Isolates.
Mailbox deprecated Use the higher-level `Channel` and `ServerChannel` classes instead.
MailboxAddress deprecated Use the higher-level `Channel` and `ServerChannel` classes instead.
MailboxClosedException This exception is thrown when trying to receive from a closed Mailbox.
MailboxHandler deprecated Use the higher-level `Channel` and `ServerChannel` classes instead.
MailboxInUseException This exception is thrown when trying to send to register a mailbox under a name, and that name is already used.
NoSuchMailboxException This exception is thrown when trying to send to register a mailbox under a name, and that name is already used.
ServerChannel Given that a `Channel` is a one-to-one connection between two isolates, a ServerChannel provides a factory to create new Channels by name.

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