Examples of JipletSignal

• org.cafesip.jiplet.JipletSignal
  This class is used by jiplets to retrieve information about a signal it has received. External entities can interact with the jiplet by sending a "signal". A signal encapsulates any event that an external entity can send. For example, an external entity may send a message to the jiplet using a socket. If the jiplet has been programmed to receive the message, it can be received by the jiplet.

  The way it works is that in the init() or any other method in the jiplet, you must initialize your connection to the external entity and create a listener for external event. For example, If your jiplet wants to receive a message from a UDP socket, you should initialize the open the socket connection and create a thread from where you can listen to the socket. When a message arrives, your listener must call the org.cafesip.jiplet.JipletContext.sendSignal() message to pass on the message to the jiplet.

  The jiplet container allocates a thread from the thread pool and calls the processSignal() method of the jiplet to deliver the message. The jiplet has access to the scoped variables and can also forward the event from one jiplet to another using standard mechanisms laid out by the jiplet container. @author Amit Chatterjee

Examples of org.cafesip.jiplet.JipletSignal