Examples of enableMaintenance()

Examples of net.tomp2p.p2p.PeerBuilder.enableMaintenance()

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      // where the recipient creates a connection
      // with its own limit. Since the limit is 1024 and we stop at 1000
      // only for the connection, we may run into
      // too many open files
      PeerBuilder masterMaker = new PeerBuilder(new Number160(rnd)).ports(4001);
      master = masterMaker.enableMaintenance(false).start();
      PeerBuilder slaveMaker = new PeerBuilder(new Number160(rnd)).ports(4002);
      slave = slaveMaker.enableMaintenance(false).start();

      System.err.println("peers up and running");
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Examples of net.tomp2p.p2p.PeerBuilder.enableMaintenance()

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      // only for the connection, we may run into
      // too many open files
      PeerBuilder masterMaker = new PeerBuilder(new Number160(rnd)).ports(4001);
      master = masterMaker.enableMaintenance(false).start();
      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
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