Examples of org.jgroups.util.TimedWriter

org.jgroups.util.TimedWriter
Waits until the buffer has been written to the output stream, or until timeout msecs have elapsed, whichever comes first. TODO: make it more generic, so all sorts of timed commands should be executable. Including return values, exceptions and Timeout exception. Also use ReusableThread instead of creating a new threa each time. @author Bela Ban

  synchronized(outgoing_mutex) {  // serialize access with ConnectionEstablisher
      if(established) {
    return true;
      }
      try {
    if(writer == null) writer=new TimedWriter();


    // create a socket to remote:remote_port, bind to local address (choose any local port);
    // outgoing=new Socket(remote, remote_port, local, 0); // 0 means choose any local port
    outgoing=writer.createSocket(local, remote, remote_port, timeout);
    outgoing.setSoLinger(true, 1);  // 1 second  // +++ ? needed ? it is off by default !

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  synchronized(outgoing_mutex) {  // serialize access with ConnectionEstablisher
      if(established) {
    return true;
      }
      try {
    if(writer == null) writer=new TimedWriter();


    // create a socket to remote:remote_port, bind to local address (choose any local port);
    // outgoing=new Socket(remote, remote_port, local, 0); // 0 means choose any local port
    outgoing=writer.createSocket(local, remote, remote_port, timeout);
    outgoing.setSoLinger(true, 1);  // 1 second  // +++ ? needed ? it is off by default !

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