Examples of IpAddress

ca.coolman.location.IPAddress
@author Eric Coolman
cli.System.Net.IPAddress
com.alibaba.druid.support.http.util.IPAddress
This class represents an IP address represented by an 32 bits integer value. Dotted-decimal notation divides the 32-bit Internet address into four 8-bit (byte) fields and specifies the value of each field independently as a decimal number with the fields separated by dots :

    10010001 . 00001010 . 00100010 . 00000011        145        10         34          3                 -> 145.10.34.3

IP address are classified into three classes :

class A:

    bit#   0  1                7 8                           31           +--+-------------------+------------------------------+           |0 |                   |                              |           +--+-------------------+------------------------------+            <-- network number --> <------- host number -------->

class B:

    bit#   0  2                      15 16                    31           +--+-------------------------+------------------------+           |10|                         |                        |           +--+-------------------------+------------------------+            <----- network number -----> <---- host number ----->

class C:

    bit#   0   3                       23 24              31           +---+-----------------------------+-------------------+           |110|                             |                   |           +---+-----------------------------+-------------------+            <------- network number --------> <-- host number -->

@author Marcel Dullaart @version 1.0
com.bleujin.framework.valid.validator.IpAddress
com.cloud.network.IpAddress
- Allocated = null - AccountId = null - DomainId = null - State = Allocated - AccountId = account owner. - DomainId = domain of the account owner. - Allocated = time it was allocated.
com.slytechs.utils.net.IpAddress
A Class for storing IP Addresses Currently is only designed to utilize IPv4 (32bit) addresses. Class also contains utility methods for DNS lookups. There are various functions for converting the IP address to a LONG. Why would you want to use a long for storage of an IP address, in my case I store IP address in a database as an UNSIGNED INT, java does not have unsigned numbers so you have to go to next bigger primitive type to store it or do like other implementations do store the address in a byte array. @author Mark Bednarczyk @author Sly Technologies, Inc.
com.sun.messaging.jmq.net.IPAddress
This class encapsulates an IP address which may be either IPv4 (32 bit) or IPv6 (128 bit). The JDK does not yet support IPv6 addresses, but the Swift packet format uses 128 bit addresses (in preparation for IPv6) and therefore we need this class. Internally everything is kept as an IPv6 address. If an IPv4 address is set (which will be the typical case until IPv6 is adopted), then it is converted to an IPv4-mapped IPv6 address. See RFC 2373 for more info on IPv6. Additionally we have added a third format called IPv4+MAC. In iMQ IP addresses are simply used as a unique identifier for clients. Since an IPv4 address is not suitably unique (for example when NAT is used) we add the ability to embedded a 40 bit MAC address (or psuedo MAC address) along with an IPv4 address in the 128 bits an IPv6 address gives us. The format is: +--------+--------+--------+--------+ |11111111|00000000|00000000|00000000| +--------+--------+--------+--------+ | 48 bit MAC address . . . +--------+--------+--------+--------+ . . . |11111111|11111111| +--------+--------+--------+--------+ | 32 bit IPv4 address | +--------+--------+--------+--------+ The leading 11111111 is used in IPv6 to signify an IPv6 multicast address. Since a client will never be assigned a multicast address we can use this prefix to indicate an IPv4+MAC address.
com.twilio.sdk.resource.instance.sip.IpAddress
edu.iu.incntre.flowscale.IPAddress
This class is an abstraction for IPAddress and subnet might need to integrate grnoc.net.util.IPv4Address @author Ali Khalfan (akhalfan@indiana.edu)
org.contikios.cooja.interfaces.IPAddress
Read-only interface to IPv4 or IPv6 address. @author Fredrik Osterlind
org.jclouds.trmk.vcloud_0_8.domain.IpAddress
@author Adrian Cole
org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress
Network-dependent address (Internet). Generated by the bottommost layer of the protocol stack (UDP). Contains an InetAddress and port. @author Bela Ban
org.jmule.core.jkad.IPAddress
Created on Dec 28, 2008 @author binary256 @version $Revision: 1.2 $Last changed by $Author: binary255 $ on $Date: 2009/08/01 13:13:44 $
org.netfpga.router.IPAddress
Implements an object that can parse and display IP addresses @author jnaous
org.rsg.carnivore.net.IPAddress
A simple class to store IP addresses and their component numbers. @author RSG @version 2.2
org.snmp4j.smi.IpAddress
The IpAddress class represents an IPv4 address SNMP variable. @author Frank Fock @version 1.10.3 @since 1.0
se.sics.cooja.interfaces.IPAddress
A IPAdress represents a mote Internet address. An implementation should notify all observers if the address is set or changed. @author Fredrik Osterlind

Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress


    public static void testFdSockHeaders() throws Exception {
        FD_SOCK.FdHeader hdr=new FD_SOCK.FdHeader(FD_SOCK.FdHeader.GET_CACHE);
        _testSize(hdr);


        hdr=new FD_SOCK.FdHeader(FD_SOCK.FdHeader.GET_CACHE, new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 4567));
        _testSize(hdr);


        Set<Address> set=new HashSet<Address>();
        set.add(new IpAddress(3452));
        set.add(new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5000));


        hdr=new FD_SOCK.FdHeader(FD_SOCK.FdHeader.GET_CACHE, set);
        _testSize(hdr);


        Hashtable<Address,IpAddress> map=new Hashtable<Address,IpAddress>();
        map.put(new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5000), new IpAddress(4553));
        map.put(new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 6000), new IpAddress(4523));
        map.put(new IpAddress(7000), new IpAddress(4553));
         hdr=new FD_SOCK.FdHeader(FD_SOCK.FdHeader.GET_CACHE, map);
        _testSize(hdr);
        
        // check that IpAddress is correctly sized in FD_SOCK.FdHeader
        hdr = new FD_SOCK.FdHeader(FD_SOCK.FdHeader.I_HAVE_SOCK, new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 4567), 
           new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 4567));
        _testSize(hdr) ;
    }

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress

    }




    public static void testStableHeader2() throws Exception {
        org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast.STABLE.StableHeader hdr;
        IpAddress addr=new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5555);
        MutableDigest digest=new MutableDigest(2);
        digest.add(addr, 100, 200, 205);
        hdr=new STABLE.StableHeader(STABLE.StableHeader.STABLE_GOSSIP, digest);
        _testSize(hdr);

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    }




    public static void testSequencerHeader() throws Exception {
        org.jgroups.protocols.SEQUENCER.SequencerHeader hdr;
        IpAddress addr=new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5555);
        hdr=new SEQUENCER.SequencerHeader((byte)1, addr, 1L);
        _testSize(hdr);
        hdr=new SEQUENCER.SequencerHeader((byte)2, null, -1L);
        _testSize(hdr);
    }

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress




    public static void testAddressVector() throws Exception {
        Vector<Address> v=new Vector<Address>();
        _testSize(v);
        v.add(new IpAddress(1111));
        _testSize(v);
        v.add(new IpAddress(2222));
        _testSize(v);
    }

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress


    public static void testViewId() throws Exception {
        ViewId vid=new ViewId();
        _testSize(vid);


        vid=new ViewId(new IpAddress(5555));
        _testSize(vid);


        vid=new ViewId(new IpAddress(5555), 322649);
        _testSize(vid);
    }

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress

        Vector<Address> m1, m2 , m3, all;
        Vector<View> subgroups;
        Address a,b,c,d,e,f;
        View v1, v2, v3, v4, view_all;


        a=new IpAddress(1000);
        b=new IpAddress(2000);
        c=new IpAddress(3000);
        d=new IpAddress(4000);
        e=new IpAddress(5000);
        f=new IpAddress(6000);


        m1=new Vector<Address>(); m2=new Vector<Address>(); m3=new Vector<Address>(); all=new Vector<Address>();
        subgroups=new Vector<View>();
        m1.add(a); m1.add(b); m1.add(c);
        m2.add(d);

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress


    public static void testJoinRsp() throws Exception {
        JoinRsp rsp;
        Vector<Address> members=new Vector<Address>();


        members.add(new IpAddress(1111));
        members.add(new IpAddress(2222));
        View v=new View(new IpAddress(1234), 322649, members);
        MutableDigest d=new MutableDigest(3);
        d.add(new IpAddress(3524), 1,2,3);
        d.add(new IpAddress(1324), 3,4,5);
        rsp=new JoinRsp();
        _testSize(rsp);
        rsp=new JoinRsp(v, d);
        _testSize(rsp);
        rsp=new JoinRsp("this is a failure");

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress

        // hdr=RELAY.RelayHeader.create(RELAY.RelayHeader.Type.UUIDS);
        // _testSize(hdr);
    }


    public static void testStateHeader() throws Exception {
        IpAddress addr=new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5555);
        STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader hdr;
        hdr=new STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader(STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader.STATE_REQ, addr, 322649, null);
        _testSize(hdr);


        hdr=new STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader(STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader.STATE_REQ, addr, 322649, null, "my_state");
        _testSize(hdr);




        MutableDigest digest=new MutableDigest(2);
        digest.add(addr, 100, 200, 205);
        digest.add(new IpAddress(2314), 102, 104, 105);
        hdr=new STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader(STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader.STATE_RSP, addr, 322649, digest);
        _testSize(hdr);


        hdr=new STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader(STATE_TRANSFER.StateHeader.STATE_RSP, addr, 322649, digest, "my_state");
        _testSize(hdr);

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress

        _testSize(hdr);
    }




    public static void testIpAddress() throws Exception {
        IpAddress addr=new IpAddress();
        _testSize(addr);
    }

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Examples of org.jgroups.stack.IpAddress

        _testSize(addr);
    }




    public static void testIpAddress1() throws Exception {
        IpAddress addr=new IpAddress("127.0.0.1", 5555);
        _testSize(addr);
    }

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