Examples of InboundRequestHandle

net.jini.jeri.connection.InboundRequestHandle

Associates information with a request that is being received on a {@link ServerConnection}.

An InboundRequestHandle is an opaque cookie provided to a {@link ServerConnectionManager} by a connection-based{@link ServerEndpoint} implementation, via {@link ServerConnection#processRequestData ServerConnection.processRequestData}, in order to identify the request in later invocations of certain {@link ServerConnection}methods. The handle encapsulates any request-specific information needed by the transport implementation. @author Sun Microsystems, Inc. @since 2.0

  ep.enumerateListenEndpoints(lc);
  ServerConnection conn = mgr.getServerConnection();
  try {
      InputStream in = new BufferedInputStream(conn.getInputStream());
      OutputStream out = new BufferedOutputStream(conn.getOutputStream());
      InboundRequestHandle handle = conn.processRequestData(in, out);
      conn.checkPermissions(handle);
      checkIntegrity(conn.checkConstraints(handle, constraints));
      if (checker != null) {
    checker.checkClientSubject(getClientSubject(conn, handle));
      }

      }


      public InboundRequestHandle processRequestData(InputStream in,
                 OutputStream out)
      {
    return new InboundRequestHandle() { };
      }

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Examples of InboundRequestHandle

Examples of net.jini.jeri.connection.InboundRequestHandle

Examples of net.jini.jeri.connection.InboundRequestHandle