Examples of NetworkConfig

ch.ethz.inf.vs.californium.network.config.NetworkConfig
The configuration for a Californium server, endpoint and/or connector.
com.hazelcast.config.NetworkConfig
com.neuralnetwork.shared.util.NetworkConfig
Network configuration class used to configure a new network. @author fred
com.sun.grizzly.config.dom.NetworkConfig
net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig
com/kuujo">Jordan Halterman
org.glassfish.admin.amx.intf.config.grizzly.NetworkConfig
Note: attribute getters/setters are not included in this interface; use generic approach.
org.glassfish.grizzly.config.dom.NetworkConfig
Contains complete Grizzly configuration.
org.jclouds.trmk.vcloud_0_8.options.InstantiateVAppTemplateOptions.NetworkConfig
@author Adrian Cole
org.jclouds.vcloud.domain.network.NetworkConfig
@author Adrian Cole

Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        .putString(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_TYPE, ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_TYPE_MODULE)
        .putString(ModuleConfig.MODULE_NAME, "com.test~test-module~1.0")
        .putObject(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_CONFIG, new JsonObject().putString("foo", "bar"))
        .putNumber(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_NUM_INSTANCES, 2);
    json.putObject(NetworkConfig.NETWORK_COMPONENTS, new JsonObject().putObject("feeder", jsonFeeder));
    NetworkConfig network = new Vertigo(null, null).createNetwork(json);
    assertEquals("test", network.getName());
    ModuleConfig module = network.getComponent("feeder");
    assertEquals("feeder", module.getName());
    assertEquals("com.test~test-module~1.0", module.getModule());
    assertEquals("bar", module.getConfig().getString("foo"));
    assertEquals(2, module.getInstances());
    assertTrue(module.getType().equals(ComponentConfig.Type.MODULE));

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        .putObject(VerticleConfig.COMPONENT_CONFIG, new JsonObject().putString("foo", "bar"))
        .putNumber(VerticleConfig.COMPONENT_NUM_INSTANCES, 2)
        .putBoolean(VerticleConfig.VERTICLE_IS_WORKER, true)
        .putBoolean(VerticleConfig.VERTICLE_IS_MULTI_THREADED, true);
    json.putObject(NetworkConfig.NETWORK_COMPONENTS, new JsonObject().putObject("feeder", jsonFeeder));
    NetworkConfig network = new Vertigo(null, null).createNetwork(json);
    assertEquals("test", network.getName());
    VerticleConfig verticle = network.getComponent("feeder");
    assertEquals("feeder", verticle.getName());
    assertEquals("test.py", verticle.getMain());
    assertEquals("bar", verticle.getConfig().getString("foo"));
    assertEquals(2, verticle.getInstances());
    assertTrue(verticle.getType().equals(ComponentConfig.Type.VERTICLE));

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        .putString(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_TYPE, ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_TYPE_MODULE)
        .putString(ModuleConfig.MODULE_NAME, "com.test~test-module~1.0")
        .putObject(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_CONFIG, new JsonObject().putString("foo", "bar"))
        .putNumber(ModuleConfig.COMPONENT_NUM_INSTANCES, 2);
    json.putObject(NetworkConfig.NETWORK_COMPONENTS, new JsonObject().putObject("worker", jsonWorker));
    NetworkConfig network = new Vertigo(null, null).createNetwork(json);
    assertEquals("test", network.getName());
    ModuleConfig module = network.getComponent("worker");
    assertEquals("worker", module.getName());
    assertEquals("com.test~test-module~1.0", module.getModule());
    assertEquals("bar", module.getConfig().getString("foo"));
    assertEquals(2, module.getInstances());
    assertTrue(module.getType().equals(ComponentConfig.Type.MODULE));

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        .putObject(VerticleConfig.COMPONENT_CONFIG, new JsonObject().putString("foo", "bar"))
        .putNumber(VerticleConfig.COMPONENT_NUM_INSTANCES, 2)
        .putBoolean(VerticleConfig.VERTICLE_IS_WORKER, true)
        .putBoolean(VerticleConfig.VERTICLE_IS_MULTI_THREADED, true);
    json.putObject(NetworkConfig.NETWORK_COMPONENTS, new JsonObject().putObject("worker", jsonWorker));
    NetworkConfig network = new Vertigo(null, null).createNetwork(json);
    assertEquals("test", network.getName());
    VerticleConfig verticle = network.getComponent("worker");
    assertEquals("worker", verticle.getName());
    assertEquals("test.py", verticle.getMain());
    assertEquals("bar", verticle.getConfig().getString("foo"));
    assertEquals(2, verticle.getInstances());
    assertTrue(verticle.getType().equals(ComponentConfig.Type.VERTICLE));

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

    JsonObject jsonConnection = new JsonObject()
        .putObject("source", new JsonObject().putString("component", "foo").putString("port", "notout"))
        .putObject("target", new JsonObject().putString("component", "bar").putString("port", "notin"))
        .putObject("grouping", new JsonObject().putString("type", "random"));
    json.putArray("connections", new JsonArray().add(jsonConnection));
    NetworkConfig network = new Vertigo(null, null).createNetwork(json);
    assertEquals("test", network.getName());
    ConnectionConfig connection = network.getConnections().iterator().next();
    assertEquals("foo", connection.getSource().getComponent());
    assertEquals("notout", connection.getSource().getPort());
    assertEquals("bar", connection.getTarget().getComponent());
    assertEquals("notin", connection.getTarget().getPort());
  }

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        final Cluster cluster = result.result();


        // Deploy a network with a single component and connection. The connection
        // doesn't go anywhere, so messages sent to the sender's "out" port will
        // simply be discarded.
        NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
        network.addVerticle("sender", TestReconfigureSender.class.getName());
        network.createConnection("sender", "out", "receiver", "in");
        cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
          @Override
          public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
            if (result.failed()) {
              assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());
            } else {


              // To add a component to listen to the sender's "out" port we simply
              // add a "receiver" component to a new configuration with the same
              // name as the original network's name. This will cause Vertigo to
              // merge the new configuration with the running configuration and
              // add the new component to the running network.
              NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
              network.addVerticle("receiver", TestReconfigureReceiver.class.getName());
              cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
                @Override
                public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
                  if (result.failed()) {
                    assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

    vertigo.deployCluster(new Handler<AsyncResult<Cluster>>() {
      @Override
      public void handle(AsyncResult<Cluster> result) {
        assertTrue(result.succeeded());
        final Cluster cluster = result.result();
        NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
        network.addVerticle("sender", TestSimpleSender.class.getName());
        network.addVerticle("receiver", TestSimpleReceiver.class.getName());
        network.createConnection("sender", "out", "receiver", "in");
        cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
          @Override
          public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
            if (result.failed()) {
              assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());
            } else {
              NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
              network.addComponent("receiver", TestSimpleReceiver.class.getName());
              cluster.undeployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<Void>>() {
                @Override
                public void handle(AsyncResult<Void> result) {
                  if (result.failed()) {
                    assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

        final Cluster cluster = result.result();


        // Deploy a network with two components but no connections. The components
        // won't be able to communicate with each other, though the component code
        // doesn't need to know that
        NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
        network.addVerticle("sender", TestReconfigureSender.class.getName());
        network.addVerticle("receiver", TestReconfigureReceiver.class.getName());
        cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
          @Override
          public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
            if (result.failed()) {
              assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());
            } else {
              // Now that the two components are running, to add a connection between
              // the two components we have to create a new network configuration with
              // the same name as the original network and add the connection to it.
              // When the new configuration is deployed, Vertigo will recognize that
              // it has the same name as the running connection and merge the two
              // networks.
              NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
              network.createConnection("sender", "out", "receiver", "in");
              cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
                @Override
                public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
                  if (result.failed()) {
                    assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

    vertigo.deployCluster(new Handler<AsyncResult<Cluster>>() {
      @Override
      public void handle(AsyncResult<Cluster> result) {
        assertTrue(result.succeeded());
        final Cluster cluster = result.result();
        NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
        network.addVerticle("sender", TestSimpleSender.class.getName());
        network.addVerticle("receiver", TestSimpleReceiver.class.getName());
        network.createConnection("sender", "out", "receiver", "in");
        cluster.deployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork>>() {
          @Override
          public void handle(AsyncResult<ActiveNetwork> result) {
            if (result.failed()) {
              assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());
            } else {
              NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(name);
              network.createConnection("sender", "out", "receiver", "in");
              cluster.undeployNetwork(network, new Handler<AsyncResult<Void>>() {
                @Override
                public void handle(AsyncResult<Void> result) {
                  if (result.failed()) {
                    assertTrue(result.cause().getMessage(), result.succeeded());

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Examples of net.kuujo.vertigo.network.NetworkConfig

  @Override
  public Verticle createVerticle(String main) throws Exception {
    JsonObject json = loadJson(main);
    String cluster = json.getString("cluster");
    Vertigo vertigo = new Vertigo(vertx, container);
    NetworkConfig network = vertigo.createNetwork(json);
    Verticle verticle = new NetworkVerticle(vertigo, cluster, network);
    verticle.setVertx(vertx);
    verticle.setContainer(container);
    return verticle;
  }

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