Package rabbit.proxy

Examples of rabbit.proxy.BlockSender


  public void write (byte[] b, int off, int len) throws IOException {
      ByteBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.wrap (b, off, len);
      if (cacheChannel != null)
    writeCache (buf);
      new BlockSender (con.getChannel (), con.getSelector (),
           getLogger (), tlh.getClient (), buf,
           con.getChunking (), GZipHandler.this);     
  }
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     * This is not a fully correct handling, but it seems to work well enough.
     */   
    public void bufferRead (ByteBuffer buf) {
  try {
      mpp.parseBuffer (buf);
      new BlockSender (con.getChannel (), con.getSelector (),
           getLogger (), tlh.getClient (),
           buf, con.getChunking (), this)
  } catch (IOException e) {
      failed (e);     
  }
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  try {
      // TODO: do this in another thread?
      if (cacheChannel != null)
    writeCache (buf);
      totalRead += buf.remaining ();
      new BlockSender (con.getChannel (), con.getSelector (),
           getLogger (), tlh.getClient (),
           buf, con.getChunking (), this);
  } catch (IOException e) {
      failed (e);
  }
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  this.tlClient = tlClient;
  HttpHeader response = con.getHttpGenerator ().getHeader ();
  response.setHeader ("Transfer-Encoding", "Chunked");
  byte[] b2 = response.toString ().getBytes ("ASCII");
  ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.wrap (b2);
  BlockSender bs =
    new BlockSender (con.getChannel (), con.getSelector (),
         con.getLogger (), tlClient, buffer,
         false, this);
    }
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      sb.append ("\n</body></html>");
      mode = Mode.SEND_DATA;
  }
  byte[] b1 = sb.toString ().getBytes ("ASCII");
  ByteBuffer data = ByteBuffer.wrap (b1);
  BlockSender bs =
      new BlockSender (con.getChannel (), con.getSelector (),
           con.getLogger (), tlClient, data, true, this);
    }
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