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--- at:tutorial:actors [2007/06/19 16:11] – tvcutsem
+++ at:tutorial:actors [2007/06/19 16:13] – tvcutsem
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   };
 };
->><object:15603573[<stripe:Isolate>]>
+>><object:15603573[<type tag:Isolate>]>
 </code>
-The ''isolate:'' primitive is actually syntactic sugar for the creation of an object that is automatically striped with the ''/.at.stripes.Isolate'' stripe. Any object that is striped with this stripe is treated as an isolate. If you are a Java programmer, you can best compare this behaviour to having to implement the ''java.io.Serializable'' interface to make a class's instances serializable.
+The ''isolate:'' primitive is actually syntactic sugar for the creation of an object that is automatically tagged with the ''/.at.types.Isolate'' type tag. Any object that is tagged with this type tag is treated as an isolate. If you are a Java programmer, you can best compare this behaviour to having to implement the ''java.io.Serializable'' interface to make a class's instances serializable.
 An isolate differs from a regular object as follows:
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-Or, you can specify a stripe to only catch specific exceptions:
+Or, you can specify a type tag to only catch specific exceptions:
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