Examples of HedwigSocketAddress

org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress
This is a data wrapper class that is basically an InetSocketAddress with one extra piece of information for the SSL port (optional). This is used by Hedwig so we can encapsulate both regular and SSL port information in one data structure. Hedwig hub servers can be configured to listen on the standard regular port and additionally on an optional SSL port. The String representation of a HedwigSocketAddress is: ::

Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

                        cb.operationFailed(ctx, new PubSubException.ServiceDownException(e));
                        return;
                    }


                    // successfully did a read
                    HedwigSocketAddress owner = new HedwigSocketAddress(new String(data));
                    if (!owner.equals(addr)) {
                        if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
                            logger.debug("topic: " + topic.toStringUtf8() + " belongs to someone else: " + owner);
                        }
                        cb.operationFinished(ctx, owner);
                        return;

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

                public int getConsumedMessagesBufferSize() {
                    return 1;
                }
                @Override
                protected HedwigSocketAddress getDefaultServerHedwigSocketAddress() {
                    return new HedwigSocketAddress(connectString);
                }
            };
            client = new org.apache.hedwig.client.HedwigClient(conf);
            publisher = client.getPublisher();
            subscriber = client.getSubscriber();

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

        // host/VIP to repost the request.
        String statusMsg = response.getStatusMsg();
        InetSocketAddress redirectedHost;
        if (statusMsg != null && statusMsg.length() > 0) {
            if (cfg.isSSLEnabled()) {
                redirectedHost = new HedwigSocketAddress(statusMsg).getSSLSocketAddress();
            } else {
                redirectedHost = new HedwigSocketAddress(statusMsg).getSocketAddress();
            }
        } else {
            redirectedHost = cfg.getDefaultServerHost();
        }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

    // This should point to the default server host, or the VIP fronting all of
    // the server hubs. This will return the HedwigSocketAddress which
    // encapsulates both the regular and SSL port connection to the server host.
    protected HedwigSocketAddress getDefaultServerHedwigSocketAddress() {
        if (myDefaultServerAddress == null)
            myDefaultServerAddress = new HedwigSocketAddress(conf.getString(DEFAULT_SERVER_HOST, "localhost:4080:9876"));
        return myDefaultServerAddress;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

    // Default ClientConfiguration to use. This just points to the first
    // Hedwig hub server in each region as the "default server host" to connect
    // to.
    protected class RegionClientConfiguration extends ClientConfiguration {
        public RegionClientConfiguration(int serverPort, int sslServerPort) {
            myDefaultServerAddress = new HedwigSocketAddress("localhost:" + serverPort + ":" + sslServerPort);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

            }
        }


        protected boolean describeTopic(String topic) throws Exception {
            ByteString btopic = ByteString.copyFromUtf8(topic);
            HedwigSocketAddress owner = admin.getTopicOwner(btopic);
            List<LedgerRange> ranges = admin.getTopicLedgers(btopic);
            Map<ByteString, SubscriptionState> states = admin.getTopicSubscriptions(btopic);


            System.out.println("===== Topic Information : " + topic + " =====");
            System.out.println();

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

                public int getConsumedMessagesBufferSize() {
                    return 1;
                }
                @Override
                protected HedwigSocketAddress getDefaultServerHedwigSocketAddress() {
                    return new HedwigSocketAddress(connectString);
                }
            };
            client = new org.apache.hedwig.client.HedwigClient(conf);
            publisher = client.getPublisher();
            subscriber = client.getSubscriber();

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress


        regionHubAddresses = new HashMap<Integer, List<HedwigSocketAddress>>(numRegions, 1.0f);
        for (int i = 0; i < numRegions; i++) {
            List<HedwigSocketAddress> addresses = new LinkedList<HedwigSocketAddress>();
            for (int j = 0; j < numServersPerRegion; j++) {
                HedwigSocketAddress a = new HedwigSocketAddress("localhost",
                        PortManager.nextFreePort(), PortManager.nextFreePort());
                addresses.add(a);
            }
            regionHubAddresses.put(i, addresses);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

        List<PubSubServer> serversList = new LinkedList<PubSubServer>();
        // For the current region, create the necessary amount of hub
        // servers. We will basically increment through the port numbers
        // starting from the initial ones defined.
        for (int j = 0; j < numServersPerRegion; j++) {
            HedwigSocketAddress a = regionHubAddresses.get(i).get(j);
            PubSubServer s = new PubSubServer(
                    getServerConfiguration(a.getPort(),
                                           a.getSSLPort(),
                                           regionName),
                    getRegionClientConfiguration(),
                    new LoggingExceptionHandler());
            serversList.add(s);
            s.start();

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.util.HedwigSocketAddress

    // Default ClientConfiguration to use. This just points to the first
    // Hedwig hub server in each region as the "default server host" to connect
    // to.
    protected class RegionClientConfiguration extends ClientConfiguration {
        public RegionClientConfiguration(int serverPort, int sslServerPort) {
            myDefaultServerAddress = new HedwigSocketAddress("localhost:" + serverPort + ":" + sslServerPort);
        }

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