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public	C Client The Client class is used to connect to the server and retrieve information about available services and jobs.
public	C Job The Job class is used for job operations.
public	C Service The Service class is used to inspect and create tasks for a service.
public	C Task The Task class is used to submit and inspect tasks.
public	T ClientOptions: Object The ClientOptions object contains information about the server.
public	T JobInfoList: Object A list of JobInfo objects with count and total information.
public	T JobListOptions: Object Filtering options for listing jobs.
public	T JobAccepted: Object Emitted when a job is accepted.
public	T JobCompleted: Object Emitted when a job completes.
public	T JobFailed: Object Emitted when a job fails.
public	T JobProgress: Object Emitted when job progress is updated.
public	T JobStarted: Object Emitted when a job starts.
public	T JobSucceeded: Object Emitted when a job succeeds.
public	T GSF: Object The GSF object provides an entry point to the SDK.
public	T JobInfo: Object The JobInfo object contains information about a job.
public	T JobResults: Object The job output results.
public	T NodeInfo: Object Provides information about the node on which the job ran.
public	T ServiceInfo: Object The ServiceInfo object contains information about a service.
public	T InputParameter: Object The InputParameter object contains information about an input parameter.
public	T JobOptions: Object The Job Options object contains processing options to be used when running the job.
public	T JobProgressInfo: Object Information about job progress.
public	T JobResults: Object The JobResults object contains the job results.
public	T JobStartedInfo: Object Called when a job starts processing.
public	T OutputParameter: Object The OutputParameter object contains information about an output parameter.
public	T SubmitOptions: * The Submit Options object contains the information needed to run a job.
public	T TaskInfo: Object The TaskInfo object contains information about a task.