Examples of org.jwebsocket.api.WebSocketConnector

org.jwebsocket.api.WebSocketConnector
Specifies the API for jWebSocket connectors. Connectors are the low level link to the client. Connectors are maintained by the engine only but can be accessed up to the application. Each connector provides a FastMap for shared custom variables (public) which can be used in all overlying tiers. @author aschulze

      return;
    }


    Token lResponse = createResponse(aToken);


    WebSocketConnector lTargetConnector;
    String lTargetId = aToken.getString("unid");
    if (lTargetId != null) {
      lTargetConnector = getNode(lTargetId);
    } else {
      // get the target

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              if (lSessionTimeout > 0) {
                lClientSocket.setSoTimeout(lSessionTimeout);
              }
              // create connector and pass header
              // log.debug("Instantiating connector...");
              WebSocketConnector lConnector = new TCPConnector(mEngine, lClientSocket);
              // log.debug("Setting header to engine...");
              lConnector.setHeader(lHeader);
              // log.debug("Adding connector to engine...");
              getConnectors().put(lConnector.getId(), lConnector);
              if (mLog.isDebugEnabled()) {
                mLog.debug("Starting connector...");
              }
              lConnector.startConnector();
            } else {
              // if header could not be parsed properly
              // immediately disconnect the client.
              lClientSocket.close();
            }

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        int lSessionTimeout = header.getTimeout(JWebSocketCommonConstants.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT);
        if (lSessionTimeout > 0) {
            ctx.getChannel().getConfig().setConnectTimeoutMillis(lSessionTimeout);
        }
        // create connector
        WebSocketConnector theConnector = new NettyConnector(engine, this);
        theConnector.setHeader(header);


        engine.getConnectors().put(theConnector.getId(), theConnector);
        theConnector.startConnector();
        // allow descendant classes to handle connector started event
        engine.connectorStarted(theConnector);
        return theConnector;


    }

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   * @param aConnectorId
   * @param aToken
   */
  public void sendToken(String aEngineId, String aConnectorId, Token aToken) {
    // TODO: return meaningful result here.
    WebSocketConnector lTargetConnector = getConnector(aEngineId, aConnectorId);
    if (lTargetConnector != null) {
      if (lTargetConnector.getBool(VAR_IS_TOKENSERVER)) {
        // before sending the token push it through filter chain
        FilterResponse filterResponse = getFilterChain().processTokenOut(null, lTargetConnector, aToken);


        if (mLog.isDebugEnabled()) {
          mLog.debug("Sending token '" + aToken + "' to '" + lTargetConnector + "'...");

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    String lMethod = aToken.getString("method");
    // get the remote arguments
    String lArgs = aToken.getString("args");


    // TODO: find solutions for hardcoded engine id
    WebSocketConnector lTargetConnector =
        getServer().getConnector("tcp0", lTargetId);


    if (mLog.isDebugEnabled()) {
      mLog.debug("Processing 'rrpc'...");
    }

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   * @return WebSocketConnector with the given id or <tt>null</tt> if not found.
   */
  @Override
  public WebSocketConnector getConnector(String aId) {
    for (WebSocketEngine lEngine : mEngines.values()) {
      WebSocketConnector lConnector = lEngine.getConnectors().get(aId);
      if (lConnector != null) {
        return lConnector;
      }
    }
    return null;

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