Examples of Socket

cli.System.Net.Sockets.Socket
com.github.nkzawa.socketio.client.Socket
The socket class for Socket.IO Client.
com.openmashupos.socket.client.Socket
com.sun.midp.io.j2me.serversocket.Socket
fbench.graph.Socket
A graphic element representing a Socket, which encapsulates an ElementModel for an IEC 61499 AdapterDeclaration Element. @author JHC @version 20051004/JHC
java.net.Socket
This class implements client sockets (also called just "sockets"). A socket is an endpoint for communication between two machines.
The actual work of the socket is performed by an instance of the SocketImpl class. An application, by changing the socket factory that creates the socket implementation, can configure itself to create sockets appropriate to the local firewall. @author unascribed @version 1.115, 09/05/07 @see java.net.Socket#setSocketImplFactory(java.net.SocketImplFactory) @see java.net.SocketImpl @see java.nio.channels.SocketChannel @since JDK1.0
one.nio.net.Socket
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.condition.Socket
Condition to wait for a TCP/IP socket to have a listener. Its attribute(s) are: server - the name of the server. port - the port number of the socket. @author Denis Hennessy @since Ant 1.5
org.atmosphere.wasync.Socket
am the request body @Override public Reader encode(String s) { return new StringReader(s); } }) .decoder(new Decoder<String, Reader>() { @Override public Reader decode(String s) { return new StringReader(s); } }) .transport(Request.TRANSPORT.WEBSOCKET) // Try WebSocket .transport(Request.TRANSPORT.LONG_POLLING); // Fallback to Long-Polling Socket socket = client.create(); socket.on("message", new Function<String>() { @Override public void on(Reader r) { // Read the response } }).on(new Function<IOException>() { @Override public void on(Throwable t) { // Some IOException occurred } }).open(request.build()).fire("echo"); @author Jeanfrancois Arcand
org.auto.comet.Socket
PushSocket：单向推送消息该接口提供给handle @author XiaohangHu
org.jeromq.ZMQ.Socket
org.jvnet.glassfish.comms.clb.core.sip.Socket
org.simpleframework.transport.Socket
This is a Socket interface that is used to represent a socket. This has a map that allows attributes to be associated with the client connection. Attributes such as security details or other transport related details can be exposed by placing them in the socket map. The Processor can then use these attributes as required.
This provides the connected SocketChannel that can be used to read and write data asynchronously. The socket channel must be selectable and in non-blocking mode. If the socket is not in a non-blocking state the connection will not be processed. @author Niall Gallagher
org.zeromq.ZMQ.Socket
socketio.Socket

Examples of java.net.Socket

            bindAddress=srvSock.getInetAddress();


        printStartupInfo();


        while(isRunning()) {
            Socket sock=null;
            try {
                sock=srvSock.accept();
                if(linger_timeout > 0) {
                    int linger=Math.max(1, (int)(linger_timeout / 1000));
                    sock.setSoLinger(true, linger);
                }
                if(sock_read_timeout > 0)
                    sock.setSoTimeout((int)sock_read_timeout);


                if(log.isDebugEnabled())
                    log.debug("Accepted connection, socket is " + sock);
                
                ConnectionHandler ch=new ConnectionHandler(sock);

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Examples of java.net.Socket

                  this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG,
                                  this.getName() +
                                  ", send msg#" + msg.getStamp());


                // Open the connection.
                Socket socket = createSocket(server);
                // The connection is ok, reset active and retry flags.
                server.active = true;
                server.retry = 0;
                server.last = currentTimeMillis;

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Examples of java.net.Socket

    protected void shutdown() {
      close();
    }


    public void run() {
      Socket socket = null;
      InputStream is = null;
      OutputStream os = null;


      try {
        // After a stop we needs to create anew the listen socket.
        if (listen == null) {
          // creates a server socket listening on configured port
          listen = createServerSocket();
        }


        NetworkInputStream nis = new NetworkInputStream();
        while (running) {
          try {
            canStop = true;


            // Get the connection
            try {
              if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
                this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", waiting connection");
              socket = listen.accept();
            } catch (IOException exc) {
              if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
                this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", interrupted");
              continue;
            }
            canStop = false;


            setSocketOption(socket);


            if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
              this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", connected");


            // Read the message,
            os = socket.getOutputStream();
            is = socket.getInputStream();


            Message msg = nis.readMessage(is);


            if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
              this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", msg received");


            deliver(msg);


            if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
              this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", send ack");


            // then send the acknowledge.
            os.write(0);
            os.flush();
          } catch (Exception exc) {
            this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.ERROR, this.getName() + ", closed", exc);
          } finally {
            nis.clean();
            try {
              if (os != null) os.close();
            } catch (Exception exc) {}
            os = null;
            try {
              if (is != null) is.close();
            } catch (Exception exc) {}
            is = null;
            try {
              if (socket != null) socket.close();
            } catch (Exception exc) {}
            socket = null;
          }
        }
      } catch (IOException exc) {

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Examples of java.net.Socket

      logger.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG,
                 "ReliableTcpClient[" + identity + ',' + key + "].createSocket(" +
                 hostname + "," + port + ") on interface " + outLocalAddrStr + ":" + outLocalPort);


    SocketFactory factory = SocketFactory.getFactory(params.socketFactory);
    Socket socket = factory.createSocket(addr, port,
                                         outLocalAddr, outLocalPort,
                                         params.connectingTimer *1000);


    return socket;
  }

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Examples of java.net.Socket


  private void doConnect(String hostname, int port) throws Exception, JMSException {
    if (logger.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
      logger.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG,
                 "ReliableTcpClient[" + identity + ',' + key + "].doConnect(" + hostname + "," + port + ")");
    Socket socket = createSocket(hostname, port);


    socket.setTcpNoDelay(params.TcpNoDelay);
    socket.setSoTimeout(params.SoTimeout);
    if (params.SoLinger >= 0)
      socket.setSoLinger(true, params.SoLinger);


    ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    OutputStream os = socket.getOutputStream();
    InputStream is = socket.getInputStream();


    // Writes the Joram magic number
    baos.write(MetaData.joramMagic);
    // Writes the current date
    StreamUtil.writeTo(System.currentTimeMillis(), baos);

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Examples of java.net.Socket

                 "ReliableSSLTcpClient[" + identity + ',' + key + "].createSocket(" +
                 hostname + "," + port + ") on interface " + outLocalAddrStr + ":" + outLocalPort);


    SocketFactory socketFactory = createSocketFactory();
    // AF: Be careful SSLSocketFactory don't allow to use ConnectTimeout
    Socket socket =  socketFactory.createSocket(hostname, port, outLocalAddr, outLocalPort);


    return socket;
  }

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Examples of java.net.Socket

    /**
     * 
     */
    public void run() {
      /** Connected socket. */
      Socket sock = null;


      try {
        // After a stop we needs to create anew the listen socket.
        if (listen == null) {
          // creates a server socket listening on configured port
          listen = createServerSocket();
        }


        while (running) {
          try {
            canStop = true;


            // Get the connection
            try {
              if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
                this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG,
                                this.getName() + ", waiting connection");


              sock = listen.accept();
            } catch (IOException exc) {
              if (running)
                this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.ERROR,
                                this.getName() + ", error during waiting connection", exc);
              continue;
            }
            canStop = false;


            setSocketOption(sock);


            Boot boot = readBoot(sock.getInputStream());
            if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
              this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG,
                              this.getName() + ", connection setup from #" + boot.sid);
            getSession(boot.sid).start(sock, boot.boot);
          } catch (Exception exc) {
            this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.ERROR,
                            this.getName() + ", bad connection setup", exc);
            // Close the incoming connection
            sock.close();
          }
        }
      } catch (IOException exc) {
        this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.ERROR,
                        this.getName() + ", bad socket initialization", exc);

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Examples of java.net.Socket

 
        // Set the local attribute in order to block all others local attempts.
        this.local = true;
      }


      Socket sock = null;
      try {
        sock = createSocket(server);
        setSocketOption(sock);


        writeBoot(sock.getOutputStream());
        int boot = readAck(sock.getInputStream());


        AgentServer.getTransaction().begin();
        testBootTS(sid, boot);
        AgentServer.getTransaction().commit(true);


        nis = new NetworkInputStream(sock.getInputStream());
        nos = new NetworkOutputStream(sock.getOutputStream());


        if (logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
          logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, getName() + ", connection done");


      } catch (Exception exc) {
        if (logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
          logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, getName() + ", connection aborted", exc);
        
        // Try it later, may be a a connection is in progress...
        try {
          sock.getOutputStream().close();
        } catch (Exception exc2) {}
        try {
          sock.getInputStream().close();
        } catch (Exception exc2) {}
        try {
          sock.close();
        } catch (Exception exc2) {}


        // Reset the local attribute to allow future attempts.
        this.local = false;

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Examples of java.net.Socket


    synchronized void close() {
      if (logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
        logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, getName() + ", closed.");


      Socket sock = this.sock;
      this.sock = null;


      sender.stop();


      try {
        sock.getInputStream().close();
      } catch (Exception exc) {}
      try {
        sock.getOutputStream().close();
      } catch (Exception exc) {}
      try {
        sock.close();
      } catch (Exception exc) {}
      // The sock attribute is set to null in the finally clause of NetSession.run(),
      // so it avoids start of session before the thread ending.
      nis = null;
      nos = null;

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Examples of java.net.Socket

                        server.getServerId() +
                        ", addr=" + sa.getHostname() +
                        ", port=" + sa.getPort());
                  
      try {
        Socket socket = createSocket(sa);


        if (this.logmon.isLoggable(BasicLevel.DEBUG))
          this.logmon.log(BasicLevel.DEBUG, this.getName() + ", connected");


        // Memorize the right address for next try.

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