Examples of MessageBuffer

com.sun.sgs.impl.sharedutil.MessageBuffer
A buffer for composing/decomposing messages.
Strings are encoded in modified UTF-8 format as described in {@link java.io.DataInput}.
org.menacheri.jetserver.communication.MessageBuffer
A message buffer can be used for communicating complex messages between server and client or between sessions. It is a read-destroy buffer meaning, that once a value is read off it, it cannot be read again as the internal pointers would have moved to the post-read position. This buffer could hold almost any sort of data in binary form int, String, other native types, byte[] of serialized objects and so on. It contains helper methods for writing and reading back the data. If a Netty implementation is used, then it would be a wrapper over the {@link ChannelBuffer}. For Java api, it would be probably be wrapper over a nio {@link ByteBuffer}. @author Abraham Menacherry
org.msgpack.core.buffer.MessageBuffer
MessageBuffer class is an abstraction of memory for reading/writing message packed data. This MessageBuffers ensures short/int/float/long/double values are written in the big-endian order. This class is optimized for fast memory access, so many methods are implemented without using any interface method that produces invokeinterface call in JVM. Compared to invokevirtual, invokeinterface is 30% slower in general because it needs to find a target function from the table.

Examples of org.msgpack.core.buffer.MessageBuffer

    public MessageBuffer readPayloadAsReference(int length) throws IOException {
        checkArgument(length >= 0);
        if(!ensure(length))
            throw new EOFException();


        MessageBuffer ref = buffer.slice(position, length);
        position += length;
        return ref;
    }

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