Examples of org.jgroups.stack.Protocol.stop()

org.jgroups.stack.Protocol.stop()
This method is called on a {@link org.jgroups.Channel#disconnect()}. Stops work (e.g. by closing multicast socket). Will be called from top to bottom. This means that at the time of the method invocation the neighbor protocol below is still working. This method will replace the STOP, STOP_OK, CLEANUP and CLEANUP_OK events. The ProtocolStack guarantees that when this method is called all messages in the down queue will have been flushed

        if(harness != null) {
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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        else if(top != null) {
            p=top;
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }    
            p=top;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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        if(harness != null) {
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            Configurator.destroyProtocolStack(protocols);
        }
        else if(top != null) {

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        else if(top != null) {
            p=top;
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            Configurator.destroyProtocolStack(protocols);
        }
    }

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        if(harness != null) {
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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        else if(top != null) {
            p=top;
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }    
            p=top;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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    public void stop() {
        Protocol p;
        if(harness != null) {
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            config.stopProtocolStack(harness);
        }
        else if(top != null) {

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            config.stopProtocolStack(harness);
        }
        else if(top != null) {
            p=top;
            while(p != null) {
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            config.stopProtocolStack(top);
        }
    }

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        if(harness != null) {
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }
            p=harness;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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        else if(top != null) {
            p=top;
            List<Protocol> protocols=new LinkedList<Protocol>();
            while(p != null) {
                protocols.add(p);
                p.stop();
                p=p.getDownProtocol();
            }    
            p=top;
            while(p != null) {                
                p.destroy();

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