Examples of net.tomp2p.natpmp.NatPmpDevice

net.tomp2p.natpmp.NatPmpDevice

This class manages a NAT-PMP device. This class is thread-safe. This manages communication with a NAT-PMP device on the network. There are two types of messages that can be sent to the device. {@link ExternalAddressRequestMessage} can be sent to get the external IP ofthe gateway. {@link MapRequestMessage} can be sent to map a port for acertain amount of time. These two messages can be put into the message queue through the {@link #enqueueMessage(Message)} method. As this class manages amessage queue to the NAT-PMP device, it is important to shut it down correctly. Any mapped ports that are no longer desired should be unmapped before shutdown occurs. Refer to {@link #NatPmpDevice(boolean)} for detailsabout the shutdown mechanism. @author flszen

   *             the router does not supports PMP
   */
  public boolean mapPMP(final int internalPortUDP, final int internalPortTCP, final int externalPortUDP,
          final int externalPortTCP) throws NatPmpException {
    InetAddress gateway = Gateway.getIP();
    pmpDevice = new NatPmpDevice(gateway);
    MapRequestMessage mapTCP = new MapRequestMessage(true, internalPortTCP, externalPortTCP, Integer.MAX_VALUE,
            null);
    MapRequestMessage mapUDP = new MapRequestMessage(false, internalPortUDP, externalPortUDP, Integer.MAX_VALUE,
            null);
    pmpDevice.enqueueMessage(mapTCP);

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