📄 tcptransport.java
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if (target instanceof TcpTransport) { TcpTransport likeMe = (TcpTransport) target; if (!getProtocolName().equals(likeMe.getProtocolName())) { return false; } // FIXME 20020630 bondolo@jxta.org Compare the multicasts. Iterator myAddrs = publicAddresses.iterator(); Iterator itsAddrs = likeMe.publicAddresses.iterator(); while (myAddrs.hasNext()) { if (!itsAddrs.hasNext()) { return false; } // it has fewer than i do. EndpointAddress mine = (EndpointAddress) myAddrs.next(); EndpointAddress its = (EndpointAddress) itsAddrs.next(); if (!mine.equals(its)) { return false; } // content didnt match } return (!itsAddrs.hasNext()); // ran out at the same time? } return false; } /** * {@inheritDoc} **/ public int hashCode() { return getPublicAddress().hashCode(); } /** * Initialization of the TcpTransport (called by Platform) */ public void init(PeerGroup g, ID assignedID, Advertisement impl) throws PeerGroupException { group = g; endpoint = g.getEndpointService(); try { ModuleImplAdvertisement implAdv = (ModuleImplAdvertisement) impl; ConfigParams configAdv = (ConfigParams) g.getConfigAdvertisement(); // Get out invariable parameters from the implAdv Element param = implAdv.getParam(); if (param != null) { Enumeration list = param.getChildren("Proto"); if (list.hasMoreElements()) { TextElement pname = (TextElement) list.nextElement(); protocolName = pname.getTextValue(); } } // Get our peer-defined parameters in the configAdv param = configAdv.getServiceParam(assignedID); Enumeration tcpChilds = param.getChildren(TransportAdvertisement.getAdvertisementType()); // get the TransportAdv if (tcpChilds.hasMoreElements()) { param = (Element) tcpChilds.nextElement(); Attribute typeAttr = ((Attributable) param).getAttribute("type"); if (!TCPAdv.getAdvertisementType().equals(typeAttr.getValue())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("transport adv is not a " + TCPAdv.getAdvertisementType()); } if (tcpChilds.hasMoreElements()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Multiple transport advs detected for " + assignedID); } } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException(TransportAdvertisement.getAdvertisementType() + " could not be located."); } Advertisement paramsAdv = null; try { paramsAdv = AdvertisementFactory.newAdvertisement((TextElement) param); } catch (NoSuchElementException notThere) { ; } if (!(paramsAdv instanceof TCPAdv)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Provided Advertisement was not a " + TCPAdv.getAdvertisementType()); } TCPAdv adv = (TCPAdv) paramsAdv; // determine the local interface to use. If the user specifies // one, use that. Otherwise, use the all the available interfaces. interfaceAddressStr = adv.getInterfaceAddress(); if (interfaceAddressStr != null) { try { usingInterface = InetAddress.getByName(interfaceAddressStr); } catch (UnknownHostException failed) { if (LOG.isEnabledFor(Level.WARN)) { LOG.warn("Invalid address for local interface address, using default"); } usingInterface = IPUtils.ANYADDRESS; } } else { usingInterface = IPUtils.ANYADDRESS; } serverName = adv.getServer(); // Even when server is not enabled, we use the serverSocketPort // as a discriminant for the simulated network partitioning, // human readable messages, and a few things of that sort. serverSocketPort = adv.getPort(); // should we expose other than a public address if one was // specified ? publicAddressOnly = adv.getPublicAddressOnly(); // Start the servers myThreadGroup = new ThreadGroup(group.getHomeThreadGroup(), "TcpTransport " + usingInterface.getHostAddress()); /* * DVT KLUDGE TO MAKE THE ROUTER'S LIFE MISERABLE. * This permits to restrict this peer to connect only to * peers that use one of three TCP port numbers: its own, * its own - 1, its own + 1. As a result, it is fairly easy * to configure peers so that they can only connect in daisy * chained peers. B sees A or C, but not D. So a message from A has to go * through B to get to C, etc... * * IMPORTANT: If incoming connections connections are not enabled * we set the port of the public address to zero, to signify that * this address is not realy usable. This means that this * trick will NOT be consistent in stopping multicasts if you do * not enable incoming connections. * * Keep commented-out for normal behaviour. */ // restrictionPort = serverSocketPort; if (adv.isServerEnabled()) { unicastServer = new IncomingUnicastServer(this, usingInterface, serverSocketPort, adv.getStartPort(), adv.getEndPort()); InetSocketAddress boundAddresss = unicastServer.getLocalSocketAddress(); // XXX bondolo 20040628 Save the port back as a preference to TCPAdv // Build the publicAddresses // first in the list is the "public server name". We don't try to // resolve this since it might not be resolvable in the context // we are running in, we just assume it's good. if (serverName != null) { // use speced server name. EndpointAddress newAddr = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, serverName, null, null); publicAddresses.add(newAddr); } // then add the rest of the local interfaces as appropriate // Unless we find an non-loopback interface, we're in local // only mode. boolean localOnly = true; if (usingInterface.equals(IPUtils.ANYADDRESS)) { // its wildcarded Iterator eachLocal = IPUtils.getAllLocalAddresses(); List wildAddrs = new ArrayList(); while (eachLocal.hasNext()) { InetAddress anAddress = (InetAddress) eachLocal.next(); String hostAddress = IPUtils.getHostAddress(anAddress); EndpointAddress newAddr = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, hostAddress + ":" + Integer.toString(boundAddresss.getPort()), null, null); // don't add it if its already in the list if (!anAddress.isLoopbackAddress()) { localOnly = false; } if (!publicAddresses.contains(newAddr)) { wildAddrs.add(newAddr); } } // we sort them so that later equals() will be deterministic. // the result of IPUtils.getAllLocalAddresses() is not known // to be sorted. Collections.sort(wildAddrs, new Comparator() { public int compare(Object one, Object two) { return one.toString().compareTo(two.toString()); } public boolean equals(Object that) { return (this == that); } }); // Add public addresses: // don't add them if we have a hand-set public address // and the publicAddressOnly property is set. if (!(serverName != null && publicAddressOnly)) { publicAddresses.addAll(wildAddrs); } } else { // use speced interface if (!usingInterface.isLoopbackAddress()) { localOnly = false; } String hostAddress = IPUtils.getHostAddress(usingInterface); EndpointAddress newAddr = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, hostAddress + ":" + Integer.toString(boundAddresss.getPort()), null, null); // Add public address: // don't add it if its already in the list // don't add it if we have a hand-set public address // and the publicAddressOnly property is set. if (!(serverName != null && publicAddressOnly)) { if (!publicAddresses.contains(newAddr)) { publicAddresses.add(newAddr); } } } // If the only available interface is LOOPBACK, // then make sure we use only that (that includes // resetting the outgoing/listening interface // from ANYADDRESS to LOOPBACK). if (localOnly) { usingInterface = IPUtils.LOOPBACK; publicAddresses.clear(); String hostAddress = IPUtils.getHostAddress(usingInterface); EndpointAddress pubAddr = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, hostAddress + ":" + Integer.toString(boundAddresss.getPort()), null, null); publicAddresses.add(pubAddr); } // Set the "prefered" public address. This is the address we // will use for identifying outgoing requests. publicAddress = (EndpointAddress) publicAddresses.get(0); } else { // Only the outgoing interface matters. // Verify that ANY interface does not in fact mean // LOOPBACK only. If that's the case, we want to make // that explicit, so that consistency checks regarding // the allowed use of that interface work properly. if (usingInterface.equals(IPUtils.ANYADDRESS)) { boolean localOnly = true; Iterator eachLocal = IPUtils.getAllLocalAddresses(); while (eachLocal.hasNext()) { InetAddress anAddress = (InetAddress) eachLocal.next(); if (!anAddress.isLoopbackAddress()) { localOnly = false; break; } } if (localOnly) { usingInterface = IPUtils.LOOPBACK; } } // The "public" address is just an internal label // it is not usefull to anyone outside. // IMPORTANT: we set the port to zero, to signify that this // address is not realy usable. This means that the // TCP restriction port HACK will NOT be consistent in stopping // multicasts if you do not enable incoming connections. String hostAddress = IPUtils.getHostAddress(usingInterface); publicAddress = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, hostAddress + ":0", null, null); } msgSrcAddrElement = new StringMessageElement(EndpointServiceImpl.MESSAGE_SOURCE_NAME, publicAddress.toString(), (MessageElement) null); // Get the multicast configuration. allowMulticast = adv.getMulticastState(); if (allowMulticast) { multicastAddress = adv.getMulticastAddr(); multicastPortNb = new Integer(adv.getMulticastPort()).intValue(); multicastPacketSize = new Integer(adv.getMulticastSize()).intValue(); mAddress = new EndpointAddress(protocolName, multicastAddress + ":" + Integer.toString(multicastPortNb), null, null); // Create the multicast input socket propagatePort = multicastPortNb; propagateSize = multicastPacketSize; propagateInetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(multicastAddress); multicastSocket = new MulticastSocket(propagatePort); if (!usingInterface.equals(IPUtils.ANYADDRESS)) { try { multicastSocket.setInterface(usingInterface); } catch (SocketException e1) { if (LOG.isEnabledFor(Level.ERROR)) { LOG.error("Could not bind multicast socket to explicit address: mcast is left bound to all."); } } } try { multicastSocket.joinGroup(propagateInetAddress); } catch (SocketException soe) { if (LOG.isEnabledFor(Level.ERROR)) { LOG.error("Could not join multicast group, setting Multicast off");
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