Examples of org.jboss.remoting.transport.multiplex.VirtualServerSocket.connect()

Package org.jboss.remoting.transport.multiplex

Class org.jboss.remoting.transport.multiplex.VirtualServerSocket

Examples of org.jboss.remoting.transport.multiplex.VirtualServerSocket.connect()

org.jboss.remoting.transport.multiplex.VirtualServerSocket.connect()
Connects this socket to the server. @param socketAddress the SocketAddress @throws IOException if an error occurs during the connection @throws IllegalArgumentException if endpoint is null or is aSocketAddress subclass not supported by this socket

         // remote host and a MultiplexingManager to wrap it.
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket.connect(address1);


         assertTrue(serverSocket.isConnected());
         assertTrue(doOneServerSocketTest(serverSocket, nextBindPort));
         serverSocket.close();
         assertTrue(serverSocket.isBound() == true);

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           = (VirtualServerSocket) serverSocketFactory.createServerSocket(nextBindPort, 50, bindAddress);
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket.connect(address);
         assertTrue(doOneServerSocketTest(serverSocket, nextBindPort));
         serverSocket.close();
      }
      catch (Exception e)
      {

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         doBind(serverSocket1, null, new InetSocketAddress(clientServerSocketHost, nextBindPort));
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket1.connect(address1);
         serverSocket1.setSoTimeout(2000);


         try
         {
            virtualSocket1 = serverSocket1.accept();

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         doBind(serverSocket, null, new InetSocketAddress(clientServerSocketHost, nextBindPort));
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket.connect(address1);
         log.info("server socket is connected");
         os = testSocket.getOutputStream();
         os.write(5);
         is.read();
         int port = serverSocket.getRemotePort();

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         BasicServerSocketBehaviorClient.doBind(vss, null, new InetSocketAddress(clientServerSocketHost, nextBindPort));
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         vss.connect(address1);


         AcceptInterruptThread t1 = new AcceptInterruptThread(vss);
         // Now that accept() is synchronized, only one thread can be in accept().
//         AcceptInterruptThread t2 = new AcceptInterruptThread(vss);
         t1.start();

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         // VirtualServerSocket.
         is_sync.read();
         VirtualServerSocket vss = new VirtualServerSocket(port);
         InetSocketAddress address = new InetSocketAddress(connectHost, connectPort);
         vss.setSoTimeout(5000);
         vss.connect(address);
         
         // Indicate that the local VirtualServerSocket is running.
         os_sync.write(7);
         
         // Create a virual socket by way of VirtualServerSocket.accept();

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         // running on the server.
         VirtualServerSocket serverSocket = new VirtualServerSocket(bindPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(connectHost, connectPort + 1);
         is_sync.read();
         serverSocket.setSoTimeout(5000);
         serverSocket.connect(address1);
         
         // Call constructor to create a virtual socket and connect it to the port on the server
         // to which the VirtualServerSocket is connected.
         os_sync.write(5);
         is_sync.read();

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      {
         // Create a VirtualServerSocket and  connect it to the server.
         VirtualServerSocket serverSocket = new VirtualServerSocket(bindPort);
         InetSocketAddress connectAddress = new InetSocketAddress(connectHost, connectPort);
         serverSocket.setSoTimeout(10000);
         serverSocket.connect(connectAddress);
         
         // Accept connection requests for 3 virtual sockets.
         Socket socket1 = serverSocket.accept();
         Socket socket2 = serverSocket.accept();
         Socket socket3 = serverSocket.accept();

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         // remote host and a MultiplexingManager to wrap it.
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address1 = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket.connect(address1);


         assertTrue(serverSocket.isConnected());
         assertTrue(doOneServerSocketTest(serverSocket, nextBindPort));
         serverSocket.close();
         assertTrue(serverSocket.isBound() == true);

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           = (VirtualServerSocket) serverSocketFactory.createServerSocket(nextBindPort, 50, bindAddress);
         log.info("connecting server socket to port: " + ++nextConnectPort);
         InetSocketAddress address = new InetSocketAddress(basicBehaviorServerHost, nextConnectPort);
         is = testSocket.getInputStream();
         is.read();
         serverSocket.connect(address);
         assertTrue(doOneServerSocketTest(serverSocket, nextBindPort));
         serverSocket.close();
      }
      catch (Exception e)
      {

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