Examples of com.adito.agent.client.tunneling.LocalTunnelServer

com.adito.agent.client.tunneling.LocalTunnelServer

Sets up maintains a single listening server socket to support Local Tunnels.

This listener will accept connections from either only localhost or from any host (depending on how the tunnel was configured) and forward them to the Adito server the Agent is connected to.

When constructed, two {@link IOStreamConnectorListener}s must be provided. These are used to monitor events such as when data travels through the listener in either direction.

You must also provide a {@link TunnelConfiguration}. The listener is configured from the details obtained from this object. The listener will be running on the port specified in {@link TunnelConfiguration#getSourcePort()}.

Before any connections can be made to this listener, it must be started. Invoked the {@link #start()} method. The listener may be stopped atany time using the {@link #stop()} method.

NOTE UDP tunneling does not currently work.

      DefaultTunnel t = new DefaultTunnel(-1,
          TunnelConfiguration.LOCAL_TUNNEL,
          TunnelConfiguration.TCP_TUNNEL, null, 0, linkPort,
          linkHost, false, false, linkHost + ":" + linkPort, launchId);


      LocalTunnelServer listener = getTunnelManager().startLocalTunnel(t);


      // #ifdef DEBUG
      log.info("Tunneled web forward listener started on port "
          + listener.getLocalPort());
      // #endif


      ByteArrayWriter w = new ByteArrayWriter();
      w.writeInt(listener.getLocalPort());
      request.setRequestData(w.toByteArray());
      return true;
    } catch (Exception e) {
      // #ifdef DEBUG
      log.error("Failed to process openURL request", e);

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