Examples of org.hornetq.api.core.client.TopologyMember

org.hornetq.api.core.client.TopologyMember
A member of the topology.
Each TopologyMember represents a single server and possibly any backup server that may take over its duties (using the nodeId of the original server).

   }


   private ClientSessionFactoryInternal reconnectOnOriginalNode() throws Exception
   {
      String targetNodeIdUse = targetNodeID;
      TopologyMember nodeUse = targetNode;
      if (targetNodeIdUse != null && nodeUse != null)
      {
         TransportConfiguration configs[] = new TransportConfiguration[2]; // live and backup
         int numberOfConfigs = 0;


         if (nodeUse.getLive() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getLive();
         }
         if (nodeUse.getBackup() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getBackup();
         }


         if (numberOfConfigs > 0)
         {
            // It will bounce between all the available configs

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   }


   @Override
   public void onConnection(ClientSessionFactoryInternal sf)
   {
      TopologyMember localMember = getLocalMember();
      if (localMember != null)
      {
         sf.sendNodeAnnounce(localMember.getUniqueEventID(),
                             manager.getNodeId(),
                             manager.getNodeGroupName(),
                             false,
                             localMember.getLive(), localMember.getBackup());
      }
      else
      {
         HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.noLocalMemborOnClusterConnection(this);
      }

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         if (!useDuplicateDetection)
         {
            HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.debug("DuplicateDetection is disabled, sending clustered messages blocked");
         }


         final TopologyMember currentMember = topology.getMember(manager.getNodeId());


         if (currentMember == null)
         {
            // sanity check only
            throw new IllegalStateException("InternalError! The ClusterConnection doesn't know about its own node = " + this);

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   }


   private ClientSessionFactoryInternal reconnectOnOriginalNode() throws Exception
   {
      String targetNodeIdUse = targetNodeID;
      TopologyMember nodeUse = targetNode;
      if (targetNodeIdUse != null && nodeUse != null)
      {
         TransportConfiguration configs[] = new TransportConfiguration[2]; // live and backup
         int numberOfConfigs = 0;


         if (nodeUse.getLive() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getLive();
         }
         if (nodeUse.getBackup() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getBackup();
         }


         if (numberOfConfigs > 0)
         {
            // It will bounce between all the available configs

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      return afterConnectListener;
   }


   public ClientSessionFactory createSessionFactory(String nodeID) throws Exception
   {
      TopologyMember topologyMember = topology.getMember(nodeID);


      if (HornetQClientLogger.LOGGER.isTraceEnabled())
      {
         HornetQClientLogger.LOGGER.trace("Creating connection factory towards " + nodeID + " = " + topologyMember + ", topology=" + topology.describe());
      }


      if (topologyMember == null)
      {
         return null;
      }
      if (topologyMember.getLive() != null)
      {
         ClientSessionFactoryInternal factory = (ClientSessionFactoryInternal)createSessionFactory(topologyMember.getLive());
         if (topologyMember.getBackup() != null)
         {
            factory.setBackupConnector(topologyMember.getLive(), topologyMember.getBackup());
         }
         return factory;
      }
      if (topologyMember.getLive() == null && topologyMember.getBackup() != null)
      {
         // This shouldn't happen, however I wanted this to consider all possible cases
         ClientSessionFactoryInternal factory = (ClientSessionFactoryInternal)createSessionFactory(topologyMember.getBackup());
         return factory;
      }
      // it shouldn't happen
      return null;
   }

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      TopologyMemberImpl member = new TopologyMemberImpl(nodeID, nodeName, connectorPair.getA(), connectorPair.getB());


      topology.updateMember(uniqueEventID, nodeID, member);


      TopologyMember actMember = topology.getMember(nodeID);


      if (actMember != null && actMember.getLive() != null && actMember.getBackup() != null)
      {
         HashSet<ClientSessionFactory> clonedFactories = new HashSet<ClientSessionFactory>();
         synchronized (factories)
         {
            clonedFactories.addAll(factories);
         }


         for (ClientSessionFactory factory : clonedFactories)
         {
            ((ClientSessionFactoryInternal)factory).setBackupConnector(actMember.getLive(), actMember.getBackup());
         }
      }


      updateArraysAndPairs();

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   }


   @Override
   public void onConnection(ClientSessionFactoryInternal sf)
   {
      TopologyMember localMember = getLocalMember();
      if (localMember != null)
      {
         sf.sendNodeAnnounce(localMember.getUniqueEventID(),
                             manager.getNodeId(),
                             manager.getNodeGroupName(),
                             false,
                             localMember.getLive(), localMember.getBackup());
      }
      else
      {
         HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.noLocalMemborOnClusterConnection(this);
      }

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         if (!useDuplicateDetection)
         {
            HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.debug("DuplicateDetection is disabled, sending clustered messages blocked");
         }


         final TopologyMember currentMember = topology.getMember(manager.getNodeId());


         if (currentMember == null)
         {
            // sanity check only
            throw new IllegalStateException("InternalError! The ClusterConnection doesn't know about its own node = " + this);

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   }


   private ClientSessionFactoryInternal reconnectOnOriginalNode() throws Exception
   {
      String targetNodeIdUse = targetNodeID;
      TopologyMember nodeUse = targetNode;
      if (targetNodeIdUse != null && nodeUse != null)
      {
         TransportConfiguration[] configs = new TransportConfiguration[2]; // live and backup
         int numberOfConfigs = 0;


         if (nodeUse.getLive() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getLive();
         }
         if (nodeUse.getBackup() != null)
         {
            configs[numberOfConfigs++] = nodeUse.getBackup();
         }


         if (numberOfConfigs > 0)
         {
            // It will bounce between all the available configs

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   }


   @Override
   public void onConnection(ClientSessionFactoryInternal sf)
   {
      TopologyMember localMember = getLocalMember();
      if (localMember != null)
      {
         sf.sendNodeAnnounce(localMember.getUniqueEventID(),
                             manager.getNodeId(),
                             manager.getNodeGroupName(),
                             false,
                             localMember.getLive(), localMember.getBackup());
      }
      else
      {
         HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.noLocalMemborOnClusterConnection(this);
      }

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