Examples of org.osgi.service.io.ConnectionFactory

org.osgi.service.io.ConnectionFactory

A Connection Factory service is called by the implementation of the Connector Service to create {@code javax.microedition.io.Connection} objects whichimplement the scheme named by {@code IO_SCHEME}. When a {@code ConnectorService.open} method is called, the implementation ofthe Connector Service will examine the specified name for a scheme. The Connector Service will then look for a Connection Factory service which is registered with the service property {@code IO_SCHEME} which matches thescheme. The {@link #createConnection(String,int,boolean)} method of theselected Connection Factory will then be called to create the actual {@code Connection} object. @author $Id: 9f6aae71e9b0b65afb94f94a8c0493a96d925558 $

      throw new IllegalArgumentException("Not a valid URI");
    }


    String scheme = uri.substring(0, schemeSeparator);


    ConnectionFactory factory = getFactory(scheme);
    Connection retval = null;


    if (factory != null) {
      retval = factory.createConnection(uri, mode, timeouts);


    } else {


      // fall back to Connector.
      try {

            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Can't resolve scheme name");
        }


        String scheme = name.substring(0, index);


        ConnectionFactory connFactory = resolveConnectionFactory(scheme);
        Connection connection = null;
        if (connFactory != null)
        {
            connection = connFactory.createConnection(name, mode, timeouts);
        }
        // if connection is not provided go to javax.microedition.io.Connector
        if (connection == null)
        {
            try

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