Examples of gov.nist.javax.sip.parser.PipelinedMsgParser$NamedThreadFactory

gov.nist.javax.sip.parser.PipelinedMsgParser
This implements a pipelined message parser suitable for use with a stream - oriented input such as TCP. The client uses this class by instatiating with an input stream from which input is read and fed to a message parser. It keeps reading from the input stream and process messages in a never ending interpreter loop. The message listener interface gets called for processing messages or for processing errors. The payload specified by the content-length header is read directly from the input stream. This can be accessed from the SIPMessage using the getContent and getContentBytes methods provided by the SIPMessage class. @version 1.2 $Revision: 1.28.2.9 $ $Date: 2010/12/02 08:19:52 $ @author M. Ranganathan @see SIPMessageListener

        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe, this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;
        this.tcpMessageProcessor.useCount++;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.       
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe, this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;
        this.tcpMessageProcessor.useCount++;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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        // Create a pipeline to connect to our message parser.
        hispipe = new Pipeline(myClientInputStream, sipStack.readTimeout,
                ((SIPTransactionStack) sipStack).getTimer());
        // Create a pipelined message parser to read and parse
        // messages that we write out to him.
        myParser = new PipelinedMsgParser(sipStack, this, hispipe,
                this.sipStack.getMaxMessageSize());
        // Start running the parser thread.
        myParser.processInput();
        // bug fix by Emmanuel Proulx
        int bufferSize = 4096;

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