Examples of com.google.opengse.HttpRequestHandlerAdapter

com.google.opengse.HttpRequestHandlerAdapter
Adapts an HttpRequestHandler to a FilterChain. The FilterChain that this adapter wraps should not throw any checked exceptions. All exceptions are meant to be handled by the FilterChain and appropriate messages displayed to the user. The HttpRequestHandler.handleRequest() method does not throw any checked exceptions (see the javadoc for that method) so any IOExceptions or ServletExceptions (which should NOT occur) get translated into generic RuntimeException objects. @author Mike Jennings

    } else {
      serverSocket = new ServerSocket(config.getPort());
    }
    int nthreads = config.getMaxThreads();
    queue = new DispatchQueueImpl(nthreads);
    handler = new HttpRequestHandlerAdapter(dispatcher);
    socketHandler = new HttpSocketHandler(handler);
    for (int i = 0; i < nthreads; ++i) {
      queue.addRunnable(new AcceptSocketAndHandleRequest(socketHandler, serverSocket));
    }
  }

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   */
  ServletEngineImpl(FilterChain dispatcher, ServletEngineConfiguration config)
      throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    NetSelector selector = new NetSelector();
    DispatchQueue queue = new DispatchQueueImpl(config.getMaxThreads());
    HttpRequestHandler handler = new HttpRequestHandlerAdapter(dispatcher);
    server_ = new HttpServer(selector, queue, handler, config);
    server_.getSelector().listen(config.getPort(), server_, false);
  }

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