Examples of IncomingServerSession

org.jivesoftware.openfire.session.IncomingServerSession
Server-to-server communication is done using two TCP connections between the servers. One connection is used for sending packets while the other connection is used for receiving packets. The IncomingServerSession represents the connection to a remote server that will only be used for receiving packets.
Currently only the Server Dialback method is being used for authenticating the remote server. Once the remote server has been authenticated incoming packets will be processed by this server. It is also possible for remote servers to authenticate more domains once the session has been established. For optimization reasons the existing connection is used between the servers. Therefore, the incoming server session holds the list of authenticated domains which are allowed to send packets to this server.
Using the Server Dialback method it is possible that this server may also act as the Authoritative Server. This implies that an incoming connection will be established with this server for authenticating a domain. This incoming connection will only last for a brief moment and after the domain has been authenticated the connection will be closed and no session will exist. @author Gaston Dombiak

Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.session.IncomingServerSession

        }


        Set<String> incomingSessions = lookupJIDList(key, incomingServerSessionsCache.getName());
        if (!incomingSessions.isEmpty()) {
            for (String streamID : new ArrayList<String>(incomingSessions)) {
                IncomingServerSession session = sessionLocator.getIncomingServerSession(key.toByteArray(), streamID);
                // Remove all the hostnames that were registered for this server session
                for (String hostname : session.getValidatedDomains()) {
                    manager.unregisterIncomingServerSession(hostname, session);
                }
            }
        }
        nodeSessions.remove(key);

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Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.session.IncomingServerSession

        else {
            // Collect the sessions associated to the found stream IDs
            List<IncomingServerSession> sessions = new ArrayList<IncomingServerSession>();
            for (String streamID : streamIDs) {
                // Search in local hosted sessions
                IncomingServerSession session = localSessionManager.getIncomingServerSession(streamID);
                RemoteSessionLocator locator = server.getRemoteSessionLocator();
                if (session == null && locator != null) {
                    // Get the node hosting this session
                    byte[] nodeID = incomingServerSessionsCache.get(streamID);
                    if (nodeID != null) {

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Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.session.IncomingServerSession

         * Handle a session that just closed.
         *
         * @param handback The session that just closed
         */
        public void onConnectionClose(Object handback) {
            IncomingServerSession session = (IncomingServerSession)handback;
            // Remove all the hostnames that were registered for this server session
            for (String hostname : session.getValidatedDomains()) {
                unregisterIncomingServerSession(hostname, session);
            }
        }

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