Examples of RawDataReply

net.tomp2p.rpc.RawDataReply
The interface for receiving raw data and sending raw data back. Raw means that we use a Netty buffer. @author Thomas Bocek

Examples of net.tomp2p.rpc.RawDataReply

      UtilsDHT2.perfectRouting(peers);
      // do testing
      ByteBuf c = Unpooled.buffer();
      c.writeInt(77);
      Buffer b = new Buffer(c);
      peers[50].peer().rawDataReply(new RawDataReply() {
        @Override
        public Buffer reply(PeerAddress sender, Buffer requestBuffer, boolean complete) {
          System.err.println(requestBuffer.buffer().readInt());
          ByteBuf c = Unpooled.buffer();
          c.writeInt(88);

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Examples of net.tomp2p.rpc.RawDataReply

      UtilsDHT2.perfectRouting(peers);
      // do testing
      ByteBuf c = Unpooled.buffer();
      c.writeInt(77);
      Buffer b = new Buffer(c);
      peers[50].peer().rawDataReply(new RawDataReply() {
        @Override
        public Buffer reply(PeerAddress sender, Buffer requestBuffer, boolean complete) {
          System.err.println("got it");
          return requestBuffer;
        }

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Examples of net.tomp2p.rpc.RawDataReply

          @Override
          public Object reply(PeerAddress sender, Object request) throws Exception {
            return request;
          }
        });
        peers[i].peer().rawDataReply(new RawDataReply() {
          @Override
          public Buffer reply(PeerAddress sender, Buffer requestBuffer, boolean complete) throws Exception {
            return requestBuffer;
          }
        });

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Examples of net.tomp2p.rpc.RawDataReply

      PeerBuilder slaveMaker = new PeerBuilder(new Number160(rnd)).ports(4002);
      slave = slaveMaker.enableMaintenance(false).start();


      System.err.println("peers up and running");


      slave.rawDataReply(new RawDataReply() {
        @Override
        public Buffer reply(PeerAddress sender, Buffer requestBuffer, boolean last) throws Exception {
          final byte[] b1 = new byte[10000];
          int i = requestBuffer.buffer().getInt(0);
          ByteBuf buf = Unpooled.wrappedBuffer(b1);

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