Examples of TCPIPConnection

com.hazelcast.nio.TcpIpConnection
The Tcp/Ip implementation of the {@link com.hazelcast.nio.Connection}.
com.hazelcast.nio.tcp.TcpIpConnection
The Tcp/Ip implementation of the {@link com.hazelcast.nio.Connection}. A Connection has 2 sides:
1. the side where it receives data from the remote machine
2. the side where it sends data to the remote machine
The reading side is the {@link com.hazelcast.nio.tcp.ReadHandler} and the writing side of this connectionis the {@link com.hazelcast.nio.tcp.WriteHandler}.
com.logica.smpp.TCPIPConnection
org.smpp.TCPIPConnection
Implementation of TCP/IP type of communication. Covers both client (peer-to-peer) connection and server (new connections from clients accepting and creating) type of connections. @author Logica Mobile Networks SMPP Open Source Team @version $Revision: 1.3 $ @see Connection @see java.net.Socket @see java.net.ServerSocket @see java.io.BufferedInputStream @see java.io.BufferedOutputStream

Examples of org.smpp.TCPIPConnection

                mockFactory.createOrderedBuilder();
        PoolableSessionFactoryMock sessionFactory =
                new PoolableSessionFactoryMock("sessionFactory",
                        orderedExpectations, ADDRESS, PORT, SMSC_USERNAME,
                        SMSC_PASSWORD, SYNC_BINDTYPE);
        Session badSession = new Session(new TCPIPConnection(ADDRESS, PORT));
        Session goodSession = new Session(new TCPIPConnection(ADDRESS, PORT));
        // Set expectations.
        sessionFactory.expects.validateObject(badSession).returns(false);
        sessionFactory.expects.makeObject().returns(goodSession);
        sessionFactory.expects.validateObject(goodSession).returns(true);

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Examples of org.smpp.TCPIPConnection

                mockFactory.createOrderedBuilder();
        PoolableSessionFactoryMock sessionFactory =
                new PoolableSessionFactoryMock("sessionFactory",
                        orderedExpectations, ADDRESS, PORT, SMSC_USERNAME,
                        SMSC_PASSWORD, SYNC_BINDTYPE);
        Session badSession = new Session(new TCPIPConnection(ADDRESS, PORT));
        Session badSessionTwo = new Session(new TCPIPConnection(ADDRESS, PORT));
        // Set expectations.
        sessionFactory.expects.validateObject(badSession).returns(false);
        sessionFactory.expects.makeObject().returns(badSessionTwo);
        sessionFactory.expects.validateObject(badSessionTwo).returns(false);

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Examples of org.smpp.TCPIPConnection

        HashMap channelInfo = createChannelInfoMap();
        channelInfo.put(LogicaSMSChannelAdapter.BINDTYPE, SYNC_BINDTYPE);
        SessionPoolMock sessionPool =
                new SessionPoolMock("sessionPool", orderedExpectations);
        mockMessage = new MultiChannelMessageMock("mockMessage", orderedExpectations);
        Session badSession = new Session(new TCPIPConnection(ADDRESS, PORT));
        PoolableSessionFactory sessionFactory = new PoolableSessionFactory(
                ADDRESS,  PORT, USERNAME, PASSWORD, SYNC_BINDTYPE);
        Session goodSession = (Session) sessionFactory.makeObject();


        // Set expectations.

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