Examples of FanoutSocketService

com.gitblit.fanout.FanoutSocketService
b.com/travisghansen/fanout This implementation creates a master acceptor thread which accepts incoming fanout connections and then spawns a daemon thread for each accepted connection. If there are 100 concurrent fanout connections, there are 101 threads. @author James Moger

Examples of com.gitblit.fanout.FanoutSocketService

        } else {
          fanoutService = new FanoutNioService(bindInterface, port);
        }
      } else {
        if (StringUtils.isEmpty(bindInterface)) {
          fanoutService = new FanoutSocketService(port);
        } else {
          fanoutService = new FanoutSocketService(bindInterface, port);
        }
      }


      fanoutService.setConcurrentConnectionLimit(limit);
      fanoutService.setAllowAllChannelAnnouncements(false);

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Examples of com.gitblit.fanout.FanoutSocketService

    testPubSub(new FanoutNioService(fanoutPort));
  }


  @Test
  public void testSocketPubSub() throws Exception {
    testPubSub(new FanoutSocketService(fanoutPort));
  }

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Examples of com.gitblit.fanout.FanoutSocketService

    testDisruption(new FanoutNioService(fanoutPort));
  }


  @Test
  public void testSocketDisruptionAndRecovery() throws Exception {
    testDisruption(new FanoutSocketService(fanoutPort));
  }

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Examples of com.gitblit.fanout.FanoutSocketService

        } else {
          fanoutService = new FanoutNioService(bindInterface, port);
        }
      } else {
        if (StringUtils.isEmpty(bindInterface)) {
          fanoutService = new FanoutSocketService(port);
        } else {
          fanoutService = new FanoutSocketService(bindInterface, port);
        }
      }


      fanoutService.setConcurrentConnectionLimit(limit);
      fanoutService.setAllowAllChannelAnnouncements(false);

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