Examples of BooleanEntry

org.jscsi.target.settings.entry.BooleanEntry
An {@link Entry} sub-class for boolean parameters.
During text parameter negotiation, boolean values are encoded as Yes and No, meaning true and false, respectively.
The default or negotiated value can be accessed via the {@link #getBooleanValue()} method. @see Entry @author Andreas Ergenzinger

Examples of org.jscsi.target.settings.entry.BooleanEntry

        TextKeyword.NONE));// defaultValue


        /*
         * Turns the target-to-initiator markers on or off.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.IF_MARKER),// keySet
        Use.LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        false,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.AND,// resultFunction
        false));// defaultValue


        /*
         * Interval value (in 4-byte words) for target-to-initiator markers. The interval is measured from the end of
         * one marker to the beginning of the next one. The offer can have only a range; the response can have only a
         * single value (picked from the offered range) or Reject. Will always be Irrelevant.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalRangeEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.IF_MARK_INT),// keySet
        Use.LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.IRRELEVANT,// negotiationStatus
        2048,// negotiationValue
        NumericalValueRange.create(1, 65535),// protocolValueRange
        2048));// defaultValue


        /*
         * The maximum amount of data that either the initiator or the target can receive in any iSCSI PDU. Zero (don't
         * care) can be used. I&T can specify (declare) the Max they can receive. This is a connection- and direction-
         * specific parameter. The actual value used by the target will be min(This value, MaxBurstLength) for data-in
         * and solicited data-out data. Min(This value, FirstBurstLength) for unsolicited data.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.MAX_RECV_DATA_SEGMENT_LENGTH),// keySet
        NegotiationType.DECLARED,// negotiationType
        Use.LOPNS_AND_FFP,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        8192,// negotiationValue (default value, will be used if I sends
             // 0)
        NumericalValueRange.create(512, 16777215),// protocolValueRange
        // 512 to 2^24 - 1
        NumericalResultFunction.MIN,// resultFunction
        8192,// defaultValue, 8K
        true));// zeroMeansDontCare


        /*
         * Turns the initiator-to-target markers on or off.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.OF_MARKER),// keySet
        Use.LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        false,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.AND,// resultFunction
        false));// defaultValue

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Examples of org.jscsi.target.settings.entry.BooleanEntry


        /*
         * No indicates that the data PDUs within a sequence can be in any order. Yes indicates that the data PDUs
         * within a sequence have to be at continuously increasing addresses and that overlays are forbidden.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.DATA_PDU_IN_ORDER),// keySet
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        true,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.OR,// resultFunction
        true));// defaultValue


        /*
         * If set to No, the data PDU sequence may be transferred in any order. If set to Yes, the sequence must be
         * transferred using continuously increasing offsets except for error recovery.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.DATA_SEQUENCE_IN_ORDER),// keySet
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        true,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.OR,// resultFunction
        true));// defaultValue


        /*
         * Max seconds that connection and task allegiance reinstatement is still possible following a connection
         * termination or reset. A value of zero means that no reinstatement is possible.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.DEFAULT_TIME_2_RETAIN, TextKeyword.TIME_2_RETAIN),// keySet
        NegotiationType.NEGOTIATED,// negotiationType
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        0,// negotiationValue
        NumericalValueRange.create(0, 3600),// protocolValueRange
        NumericalResultFunction.MIN,// resultFunction
        20,// defaultValue
        false));// zeroMeansDontCare


        /*
         * Min seconds to wait before attempting connection and task allegiance reinstatement after a connection
         * termination or a connection reset. A value of zero means that task reassignment can be done immediately.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.DEFAULT_TIME_2_WAIT, TextKeyword.TIME_2_WAIT),// keySet
        NegotiationType.NEGOTIATED,// negotiationType
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        2,// negotiationValue
        NumericalValueRange.create(0, 3600),// protocolValueRange
        NumericalResultFunction.MAX,// resultFunction
        2,// defaultValue
        false));// zeroMeansDontCare


        /*
         * Recovery levels represent a combination of recovery capabilities. Each level includes all the capabilities of
         * the lower recovery level.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.ERROR_RECOVERY_LEVEL),// keySet
        NegotiationType.NEGOTIATED,// negotiationType
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        0,// negotiationValue
        NumericalValueRange.create(0, 2),// protocolValueRange
        NumericalResultFunction.MIN,// resultFunction
        0,// defaultValue
        false));// zeroMeansDontCare


        /*
         * Maximum SCSI payload, in bytes, of unsolicited data an initiator may send to the target. Includes immediate
         * data and a sequence of unsolicited Data-Out PDUs. Zero (don't care) can be used. Must be <= MaxBurstLength.
         */
        entries.add(new NumericalEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.FIRST_BURST_LENGTH),// keySet
        NegotiationType.NEGOTIATED,// negotiationType
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        65536,// negotiationValue (default value)
        NumericalValueRange.create(512, 16777215),// protocolValueRange
        // 512 to 2^24 - 1
        NumericalResultFunction.MIN,// resultFunction
        65536,// defaultValue, 64K
        true));// zeroMeansDontCare


        /*
         * Either the initiator or target can turn off ImmediateData.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.IMMEDIATE_DATA),// keySet
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        true,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.AND,// resultFunction
        true));// defaultValue


        /*
         * Turns off the default use of R2T; allows an initiator to start sending data to a target as if it had received
         * an initial R2T.
         */
        entries.add(new BooleanEntry(new KeySet(TextKeyword.INITIAL_R_2_T),// keySet
        Use.LEADING_LOPNS,// use
        NegotiationStatus.DEFAULT,// negotiationStatus
        true,// negotiationValue
        BooleanResultFunction.OR,// resultFunction
        true));// defaultValue

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