Examples of CircuitBuildHandler

com.subgraph.orchid.CircuitBuildHandler

This callback interface is used for reporting progress when opening a new circuit. An instance of this interface is passed to the {@link Circuit#openCircuit(java.util.List,CircuitBuildHandler)} method. The normal sequence of callbacks which are fired when a circuit is opened successfully is {@link #connectionCompleted(Connection)} for the initial connection to the entry router, followed by one or more {@link #nodeAdded(CircuitNode)} as the circuit is extended with new nodes.When all requested nodes in the path have been added successfully to the circuit {@link #circuitBuildCompleted(Circuit)} is called and passed thenewly constructed circuit. @see Circuit#openCircuit()

    final CircuitBuildTask task = new  CircuitBuildTask(request, connectionCache, circuitManager.isNtorEnabled(), initializationTracker);
    executor.execute(task);
  }


  private CircuitBuildHandler createCircuitBuildHandler() {
    return new CircuitBuildHandler() {


      public void circuitBuildCompleted(Circuit circuit) {
        logger.fine("Circuit completed to: "+ circuit);
        circuitOpenedHandler(circuit);
        lastNewCircuit.set(System.currentTimeMillis());

      }
    }
  }
  
  private CircuitBuildHandler createInternalCircuitBuildHandler() {
    return new CircuitBuildHandler() {
      
      public void nodeAdded(CircuitNode node) {
        logger.finer("Node added to internal circuit: "+ node);
      }

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Examples of CircuitBuildHandler

Examples of com.subgraph.orchid.CircuitBuildHandler

Examples of com.subgraph.orchid.CircuitBuildHandler