Java Code Examples for com.google.ipc.invalidation.external.client.SystemResources#getNetwork()

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Example 1
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java    From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Creates an instance.
 *
 * @param config configuration for the client
 * @param resources resources to use
 * @param smearer a smearer to randomize delays
 * @param statistics track information about messages sent/received, etc
 * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring)
 * @param listener callback for protocol events
 */
ProtocolHandler(ProtocolHandlerConfigP config, final SystemResources resources,
    Smearer smearer, Statistics statistics, int clientType, String applicationName,
    ProtocolListener listener, ProtocolHandlerState marshalledState) {
  this.logger = resources.getLogger();
  this.statistics = statistics;
  this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler();
  this.network = resources.getNetwork();
  this.listener = listener;
  this.clientVersion = CommonProtos.newClientVersion(resources.getPlatform(), "Java",
      applicationName);
  this.clientType = clientType;
  if (marshalledState == null) {
    // If there is no marshalled state, construct a clean batcher.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics);
  } else {
    // Otherwise, restore the batcher from the marshalled state.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics, marshalledState.getBatcherState());
    this.messageId = marshalledState.getMessageId();
    this.lastKnownServerTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastKnownServerTimeMs();
    this.nextMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getNextMessageSendTimeMs();
  }
  logger.info("Created protocol handler for application %s, platform %s", applicationName,
      resources.getPlatform());
}
Example 2
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java    From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Creates an instance.
 *
 * @param config configuration for the client
 * @param resources resources to use
 * @param smearer a smearer to randomize delays
 * @param statistics track information about messages sent/received, etc
 * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring)
 * @param listener callback for protocol events
 */
ProtocolHandler(ProtocolHandlerConfigP config, final SystemResources resources,
    Smearer smearer, Statistics statistics, int clientType, String applicationName,
    ProtocolListener listener, TiclMessageValidator2 msgValidator,
    ProtocolHandlerState marshalledState) {
  this.logger = resources.getLogger();
  this.statistics = statistics;
  this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler();
  this.network = resources.getNetwork();
  this.listener = listener;
  this.msgValidator = msgValidator;
  this.clientVersion = CommonProtos2.newClientVersion(resources.getPlatform(), "Java",
      applicationName);
  this.clientType = clientType;
  if (marshalledState == null) {
    // If there is no marshalled state, construct a clean batcher.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics);
  } else {
    // Otherwise, restore the batcher from the marshalled state.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics, marshalledState.getBatcherState());
    this.messageId = marshalledState.getMessageId();
    this.lastKnownServerTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastKnownServerTimeMs();
    this.nextMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getNextMessageSendTimeMs();
  }
  logger.info("Created protocol handler for application %s, platform %s", applicationName,
      resources.getPlatform());
}
Example 3
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java    From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Creates an instance.
 *
 * @param config configuration for the client
 * @param resources resources to use
 * @param smearer a smearer to randomize delays
 * @param statistics track information about messages sent/received, etc
 * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring)
 * @param listener callback for protocol events
 */
ProtocolHandler(ProtocolHandlerConfigP config, final SystemResources resources,
    Smearer smearer, Statistics statistics, int clientType, String applicationName,
    ProtocolListener listener, TiclMessageValidator2 msgValidator,
    ProtocolHandlerState marshalledState) {
  this.logger = resources.getLogger();
  this.statistics = statistics;
  this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler();
  this.network = resources.getNetwork();
  this.listener = listener;
  this.msgValidator = msgValidator;
  this.clientVersion = CommonProtos2.newClientVersion(resources.getPlatform(), "Java",
      applicationName);
  this.clientType = clientType;
  if (marshalledState == null) {
    // If there is no marshalled state, construct a clean batcher.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics);
  } else {
    // Otherwise, restore the batcher from the marshalled state.
    this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics, marshalledState.getBatcherState());
    this.messageId = marshalledState.getMessageId();
    this.lastKnownServerTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastKnownServerTimeMs();
    this.nextMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getNextMessageSendTimeMs();
  }
  logger.info("Created protocol handler for application %s, platform %s", applicationName,
      resources.getPlatform());
}