Examples of org.simpleframework.transport.Channel

org.simpleframework.transport.Channel
The Channel interface represents a connected channel through which data can be sent and received. Typically a channel will have a connected TCP socket, which can be used to determine when the channel is read ready, and write ready. A channel can also contain a bag of attributes used to describe the connection.
Reading and writing to a channel is performed using two special interfaces. The first is the Cursor object which is used to read data from the channel in a non-blocking manner. This can also be used to reset data if it has read too much. To write the Sender can be used, this provides a blocking interface much like a conventional output stream. @author Niall Gallagher

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   }
   
   public void testHandler(Initiator handler, String payload, int dribble) throws Exception {      
      StreamCursor cursor = new StreamCursor(payload);
      Channel channel = new TestChannel(cursor, dribble);
      
      handler.start(channel);
   }

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      Cursor cursor = new StreamCursor(PAYLOAD);
      
      if(dribble < PAYLOAD.length) {
         cursor = new DribbleCursor(cursor, dribble);
      }
      Channel channel = new MockChannel(cursor);
      MockSelector selector = new MockSelector();
      Collector body = new Collector(new ArrayAllocator(), channel);
      
      while(!selector.isReady()) {
         body.collect(selector);

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      }
   }
   
   public void testHandler(int dribble) throws Exception {
      StreamCursor cursor = new StreamCursor(SOURCE);
      Channel channel = new TestChannel(cursor, dribble);
      
      start(channel);
      
      assertEquals(cursor.ready(), -1);
   }

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      collector.collect(this);
   }
   
   public void ready(Collector collector) throws IOException {
      Entity entity = collector;
      Channel channel = entity.getChannel();
      Cursor cursor = channel.getCursor();
      Header header = entity.getHeader();
      Body body = entity.getBody();
      List<Part> list = body.getParts();
      
      assertEquals(header.getTarget(), "/index.html");

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      }
   }
   
   public void testPayload(int dribble) throws Exception {
      Cursor cursor = new DribbleCursor(new StreamCursor(PAYLOAD), 10);
      Channel channel = new MockChannel(cursor);
      MockSelector selector = new MockSelector();
      Collector body = new Collector(new ArrayAllocator(), channel);
      long time = System.currentTimeMillis();
      
      while(!selector.isReady()) {

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