Package org.hornetq.core.remoting.impl.netty

Examples of org.hornetq.core.remoting.impl.netty.NettyConnector$HttpUpgradeHandler


                        state = processor.asyncPostProcess();
                    }

                    if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING) {
                        // Get the HTTP upgrade handler
                        HttpUpgradeHandler httpUpgradeHandler =
                                processor.getHttpUpgradeHandler();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
                        release(wrapper, processor, false, false);
                        // Create the upgrade processor
                        processor = createUpgradeProcessor(
                                wrapper, httpUpgradeHandler);
                        // Mark the connection as upgraded
                        wrapper.setUpgraded(true);
                        // Associate with the processor with the connection
                        connections.put(socket, processor);
                        // Initialise the upgrade handler (which may trigger
                        // some IO using the new protocol which is why the lines
                        // above are necessary)
                        // This cast should be safe. If it fails the error
                        // handling for the surrounding try/catch will deal with
                        // it.
                        httpUpgradeHandler.init((WebConnection) processor);
                    } else if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING_TOMCAT) {
                        // Get the UpgradeInbound handler
                        org.apache.coyote.http11.upgrade.UpgradeInbound inbound =
                                processor.getUpgradeInbound();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
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                        state = processor.asyncPostProcess();
                    }

                    if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING) {
                        // Get the HTTP upgrade handler
                        HttpUpgradeHandler httpUpgradeHandler =
                                processor.getHttpUpgradeHandler();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
                        release(wrapper, processor, false, false);
                        // Create the upgrade processor
                        processor = createUpgradeProcessor(
                                wrapper, httpUpgradeHandler);
                        // Mark the connection as upgraded
                        wrapper.setUpgraded(true);
                        // Associate with the processor with the connection
                        connections.put(socket, processor);
                        // Initialise the upgrade handler (which may trigger
                        // some IO using the new protocol which is why the lines
                        // above are necessary)
                        // This cast should be safe. If it fails the error
                        // handling for the surrounding try/catch will deal with
                        // it.
                        httpUpgradeHandler.init((WebConnection) processor);
                    } else if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING_TOMCAT) {
                        // Get the UpgradeInbound handler
                        org.apache.coyote.http11.upgrade.UpgradeInbound inbound =
                                processor.getUpgradeInbound();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
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                        state = processor.asyncPostProcess();
                    }

                    if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING) {
                        // Get the HTTP upgrade handler
                        HttpUpgradeHandler httpUpgradeHandler =
                                processor.getHttpUpgradeHandler();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
                        release(wrapper, processor, false, false);
                        // Create the upgrade processor
                        processor = createUpgradeProcessor(
                                wrapper, httpUpgradeHandler);
                        // Mark the connection as upgraded
                        wrapper.setUpgraded(true);
                        // Associate with the processor with the connection
                        connections.put(socket, processor);
                        // Initialise the upgrade handler (which may trigger
                        // some IO using the new protocol which is why the lines
                        // above are necessary)
                        // This cast should be safe. If it fails the error
                        // handling for the surrounding try/catch will deal with
                        // it.
                        httpUpgradeHandler.init((WebConnection) processor);
                    } else if (state == SocketState.UPGRADING_TOMCAT) {
                        // Get the UpgradeInbound handler
                        org.apache.coyote.http11.upgrade.UpgradeInbound inbound =
                                processor.getUpgradeInbound();
                        // Release the Http11 processor to be re-used
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      SimpleBufferHandler2 connectorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler2(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      SimpleBufferHandler2 connectorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler2(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      SimpleBufferHandler connectorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      SimpleBufferHandler connectorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      SimpleBufferHandler connectorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      BogusResponseHandler connectorHandler = new BogusResponseHandler(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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      SimpleBufferHandler2 acceptorHandler = new SimpleBufferHandler2(acceptorLatch);
      acceptor = new NettyAcceptor(conf, acceptorHandler, null, acceptorListener, threadPool, scheduledThreadPool);
      acceptor.start();

      BogusResponseHandler connectorHandler = new BogusResponseHandler(connectorLatch);
      connector = new NettyConnector(conf,
                                     connectorHandler,
                                     new DummyConnectionLifeCycleListener(null),
                                     threadPool,
                                     threadPool,
                                     scheduledThreadPool);
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