Package org.jboss.as.protocol

Examples of org.jboss.as.protocol.Connection


    public Future<T> execute(final ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy connectionStrategy) throws IOException {
        this.connectionStrategy = connectionStrategy;
        OutputStream dataOutput = null;
        ByteDataOutput output = null;
        try {
            final Connection connection = connectionStrategy.getConnection();
            connection.backupMessageHandler();

            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            dataOutput = connection.writeMessage();
            output = new SimpleByteDataOutput(dataOutput);
            // Start by writing the header
            final ManagementRequestHeader managementRequestHeader = new ManagementRequestHeader(ManagementProtocol.VERSION, requestId, getHandlerId());
            managementRequestHeader.write(output);
            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            output.close();
            dataOutput.close();
        } finally {
            safeClose(output);
            safeClose(dataOutput);
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    private final InjectedValue<Connection> smConnection = new InjectedValue<Connection>();
    private final InjectedValue<ServerController> serverController = new InjectedValue<ServerController>();

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public void start(final StartContext context) throws StartException {
        final Connection smConnection = this.smConnection.getValue();
        try {
            new ServerRegisterRequest().executeForResult(new ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy.ExistingConnectionStrategy(smConnection));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new StartException("Failed to send registration message to server manager", e);
        }
        smConnection.setMessageHandler(managementHeaderMessageHandler);
    }
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    public Future<T> execute(final ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy connectionStrategy) throws IOException {
        this.connectionStrategy = connectionStrategy;
        OutputStream dataOutput = null;
        ByteDataOutput output = null;
        try {
            final Connection connection = connectionStrategy.getConnection();
            connection.backupMessageHandler();

            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            dataOutput = connection.writeMessage();
            output = new SimpleByteDataOutput(dataOutput);
            // Start by writing the header
            final ManagementRequestHeader managementRequestHeader = new ManagementRequestHeader(ManagementProtocol.VERSION, requestId, getHandlerId());
            managementRequestHeader.write(output);
            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            output.close();
            dataOutput.close();
        } finally {
            safeClose(output);
            safeClose(dataOutput);
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                final ProcessControllerClient client = (ProcessControllerClient) connection.getAttachment();
                messageHandler.handleConnectionFinished(client);
            }
        });
        final ProtocolClient client = new ProtocolClient(configuration);
        final Connection connection = client.connect();
        boolean ok = false;
        try {
            final OutputStream os = connection.writeMessage();
            try {
                os.write(Protocol.AUTH);
                os.write(1);
                os.write(authCode);
                final ProcessControllerClient processControllerClient = new ProcessControllerClient(connection);
                connection.attach(processControllerClient);
                log.trace("Sent initial greeting message");
                os.close();
                ok = true;
                return processControllerClient;
            } finally {
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                final ProcessControllerClient client = (ProcessControllerClient) connection.getAttachment();
                messageHandler.handleConnectionFinished(client);
            }
        });
        final ProtocolClient client = new ProtocolClient(configuration);
        final Connection connection = client.connect();
        boolean ok = false;
        try {
            final OutputStream os = connection.writeMessage();
            try {
                os.write(Protocol.AUTH);
                os.write(1);
                os.write(authCode);
                final ProcessControllerClient processControllerClient = new ProcessControllerClient(connection);
                connection.attach(processControllerClient);
                log.trace("Sent initial greeting message");
                os.close();
                ok = true;
                return processControllerClient;
            } finally {
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                final ProcessManagerClient client = (ProcessManagerClient) connection.getAttachment();
                messageHandler.handleConnectionFinished(client);
            }
        });
        final ProtocolClient client = new ProtocolClient(configuration);
        final Connection connection = client.connect();
        boolean ok = false;
        try {
            final OutputStream os = connection.writeMessage();
            try {
                os.write(Protocol.AUTH);
                os.write(1);
                os.write(authCode);
                final ProcessManagerClient processManagerClient = new ProcessManagerClient(connection);
                connection.attach(processManagerClient);
                log.trace("Sent initial greeting message");
                os.close();
                ok = true;
                return processManagerClient;
            } finally {
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        this.serverName = serverName;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public void start(final StartContext context) throws StartException {
        final Connection smConnection = this.smConnection.getValue();
        try {
            new ServerRegisterRequest().executeForResult(new ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy.ExistingConnectionStrategy(smConnection));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new StartException("Failed to send registration message to host controller", e);
        }
        modelControllerOperationHandler = ModelControllerOperationHandler.Factory.create(controller.getValue(), initialMessageHandler);
        smConnection.setMessageHandler(initialMessageHandler);
    }
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    public Future<T> execute(final ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy connectionStrategy) throws IOException {
        this.connectionStrategy = connectionStrategy;
        OutputStream dataOutput = null;
        ByteDataOutput output = null;
        try {
            final Connection connection = connectionStrategy.getConnection();
            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            dataOutput = connection.writeMessage();
            output = new SimpleByteDataOutput(dataOutput);
            // Start by writing the header
            final ManagementRequestHeader managementRequestHeader = new ManagementRequestHeader(ManagementProtocol.VERSION, requestId, getHandlerId());
            managementRequestHeader.write(output);
            connection.setMessageHandler(initiatingMessageHandler);
            output.close();
            dataOutput.close();
        } finally {
            safeClose(output);
            safeClose(dataOutput);
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        this.serverName = serverName;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public void start(final StartContext context) throws StartException {
        final Connection smConnection = this.smConnection.getValue();
        try {
            new ServerRegisterRequest().executeForResult(new ManagementRequestConnectionStrategy.ExistingConnectionStrategy(smConnection));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new StartException("Failed to send registration message to host controller", e);
        }
        modelControllerOperationHandler = ModelControllerOperationHandler.Factory.create(controller.getValue(), initialMessageHandler);
        smConnection.setMessageHandler(initialMessageHandler);
    }
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