Examples of NettyMessageBuffer

org.menacheri.jetclient.communication.NettyMessageBuffer
This class is an implementation of the {@link MessageBuffer} interface. Itis a thin wrapper over the the Netty {@link ChannelBuffer} with someadditional methods for string and object read write. It does not expose all methods of the ChannelBuffer, instead it has a method {@link #getNativeBuffer()} which can be used to retrieve the buffer and thencall the appropriate method. For writing to the buffer, this class uses {@link DynamicChannelBuffer} implementation. @author Abraham Menacherry
org.menacheri.jetserver.communication.NettyMessageBuffer
This class is an implementation of the {@link MessageBuffer} interface. It is a thinwrapper over the the Netty {@link ChannelBuffer} with some additional methodsfor string and object read write. It does not expose all methods of the ChannelBuffer, instead it has a method {@link #getNativeBuffer()} which canbe used to retrieve the buffer and then call the appropriate method. For writing to the buffer, this class uses {@link DynamicChannelBuffer}implementation. @author Abraham Menacherry

Examples of org.menacheri.jetserver.communication.NettyMessageBuffer

        throw new InvalidCommandException("Received invalid command" + cmd);
    }
    
    if((cmdCount % 10000) == 0)
    {
      NettyMessageBuffer buffer = new NettyMessageBuffer();
      System.out.println("Command No: " + cmdCount);
      buffer.writeInt(cmdCount);
//      Event tcpEvent = Events.dataOutTcpEvent(buffer);
//      getSession().onEvent(tcpEvent);
      NetworkEvent udpEvent = null;
      if(isDefaultProtocol){
        udpEvent = Events.networkEvent(buffer, DeliveryGuarantyOptions.FAST);

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Examples of org.menacheri.jetserver.communication.NettyMessageBuffer

        frameDecoder,
        messageBufferProtocol.getMessageBufferEventDecoder());
    EncoderEmbedder<ChannelBuffer> encoder = new EncoderEmbedder<ChannelBuffer>(
        messageBufferProtocol.getLengthFieldPrepender(),
        messageBufferProtocol.getMessageBufferEventEncoder());
    NettyMessageBuffer payload = new NettyMessageBuffer();
    payload.writeStrings("user","pass","TestRoom1");
    Event event = Events.event(payload, Events.LOG_IN);
    encoder.offer(event);
    ChannelBuffer encoded = encoder.peek();
    
    Thread.sleep(100);// so that timestamps will differ.
    decoder.offer(encoded);
    Event decoded = decoder.peek();
    assertEquals(decoded.getType(),Events.LOG_IN);
    assertFalse("Timestamps should not be same",decoded.getTimeStamp() == event.getTimeStamp());
    NettyMessageBuffer decodedPayload = (NettyMessageBuffer)decoded.getSource();
    assertEquals("user",decodedPayload.readString());
    assertEquals("pass",decodedPayload.readString());
    assertEquals("TestRoom1",decodedPayload.readString());
  }

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Examples of org.menacheri.jetserver.communication.NettyMessageBuffer

    EncoderEmbedder<ChannelBuffer> encoder = new EncoderEmbedder<ChannelBuffer>(
        amf3StringProtocol.getNulEncoder(),
        amf3StringProtocol.getBase64Encoder(),
        amf3StringProtocol.getJavaObjectToAMF3Encoder());
    
    NettyMessageBuffer payload = new NettyMessageBuffer();
    payload.writeStrings("user","pass","TestRoom1");
    
    Event event = Events.event(payload, Events.LOG_IN);
    encoder.offer(event);
    ChannelBuffer encoded = encoder.peek();
    
    Thread.sleep(10);// despite delay the timestamps should be same since we are decoding the whole object.
    decoder.offer(encoded);
    Event decoded = decoder.peek();
    assertEquals(decoded.getType(),Events.LOG_IN);
    assertTrue("Timestamps should be same" ,decoded.getTimeStamp() == event.getTimeStamp());
    NettyMessageBuffer decodedPayload = (NettyMessageBuffer)decoded.getSource();
    // NettyMessageBuffer will not get de-serialized properly.
    assertNull(decodedPayload.readString()); 
  }

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