Examples of ch.ethz.inf.vs.scandium.dtls.ApplicationMessage

ch.ethz.inf.vs.scandium.dtls.ApplicationMessage
Application data messages are carried by the record layer and are fragmented, compressed, and encrypted based on the current connection state. The messages are treated as transparent data to the record layer. @author Stefan Jucker

          }
          // at this point, the current handshaker is not needed
          // anymore, remove it
          handshakers.remove(addressToKey(peerAddress));


          ApplicationMessage applicationData = (ApplicationMessage) record.getFragment();
          raw = new RawData(applicationData.getData());
          break;


        case ALERT:
          AlertMessage alert = (AlertMessage) record.getFragment();
          switch (alert.getDescription()) {

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    } else {


      if (session.isActive()) {
        // session to peer is active, send encrypted message
        DTLSMessage fragment = new ApplicationMessage(message.getBytes());
        encryptedMessage = new Record(ContentType.APPLICATION_DATA, session.getWriteEpoch(), session.getSequenceNumber(), fragment, session);
        
      } else {
        // try resuming session
        handshaker = new ResumingClientHandshaker(peerAddress, message, session);

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