List of canHandleExitTo() Examples

Examples of canHandleExitTo()

com.subgraph.orchid.ExitCircuit.canHandleExitTo()
Return true if the final node of this circuit is believed to be able to connect to the specified ExitTarget. Returns false if the target destination is not permitted by the exit policy of the final node in this circuit or if the target has been previously recorded to have failed through this circuit. @param target The exit destination. @return Return true if is likely that the final node of this circuit can connect to the specified exit target.

Examples of com.subgraph.orchid.ExitCircuit.canHandleExitTo()

          return false;
        }
        final ExitCircuit ec = (ExitCircuit) circuit;
        final boolean pendingOrConnected = circuit.isPending() || circuit.isConnected();
        final boolean isCleanIfNeeded = !(needClean && !circuit.isClean());
        return pendingOrConnected && isCleanIfNeeded && ec.canHandleExitTo(target);
      }
    };
    return circuitManager.getCircuitsByFilter(filter).size();
  }

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Examples of com.subgraph.orchid.ExitCircuit.canHandleExitTo()

      return;
    }
    final ExitCircuit ec = (ExitCircuit) circuit;
    final List<StreamExitRequest> pendingExitStreams = circuitManager.getPendingExitStreams();
    for(StreamExitRequest req: pendingExitStreams) {
      if(ec.canHandleExitTo(req) && req.reserveRequest()) {
        launchExitStreamTask(ec, req);
      }
    }
  }

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