Examples of AprSocket

org.apache.tomcat.jni.socket.AprSocket
Native socket, using JNI + APR + openssl. The socket is non-blocking - you can register either a blocking or non blocking callback. There is no explicit method to register/unregister poll interest - it is done automatically, when read/write methods return 0. To keep the socket polling you must read all the available data, until read() returns 0. If you want to pause - don't read all input. To resume - read again until it returns 0. Same for write - when write() returns 0 the socket is registered for write interest. You can also use the blocking read/write methods.

Examples of org.apache.tomcat.jni.socket.AprSocket


    @Override
    public SpdyConnection getConnection(String host, int port) throws IOException {
        SpdyConnectionAprSocket spdy = new SpdyConnectionAprSocket(ctx);


        AprSocket ch = con.socket(host, port, ctx.tls);


        spdy.setSocket(ch);


        ch.connect();


        ch.setHandler(new SpdySocketHandler(spdy));


        // need to consume the input to receive more read events
        int rc = spdy.processInput();
        if (rc == SpdyConnection.CLOSE) {
            ch.close();
            throw new IOException("Error connecting");
        }


        return spdy;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tomcat.jni.socket.AprSocket

        onAcceptLong(((Long) socket).longValue());
    }


    public void onAcceptLong(long socket) {
        SpdyConnectionAprSocket spdy = new SpdyConnectionAprSocket(ctx);
        AprSocket s = con.socket(socket);
        spdy.setSocket(s);


        SpdySocketHandler handler = new SpdySocketHandler(spdy);
        s.setHandler(handler);
        handler.process(s, true, true, false);
    }

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