Java Code Examples for io.vertx.ext.web.handler.sockjs.BridgeEvent#socket()

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Example 1
Source File: OfflineChainHandler.java    From slime with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
	public boolean handle(BridgeEvent event) throws EventBridgeChainException {
		boolean isHandle = Boolean.FALSE;
		
		if(BridgeEventType.SOCKET_CLOSED == event.type()) {
			Vertx vertx = VertxHolder.getVertx();
			
			isHandle = Boolean.TRUE;
			
			SockJSSocket sockJSSocket = event.socket();
			
			// notify user offline
			String address = "topic/chat/offline";
			String userId = sockJSSocket.headers().get(WebSocketSessionHolder.USER_KEY);
			
			WebSocketSessionHolder.remove(userId);

			RedisSockjsClient.PUBLISH(address,
		            new JsonObject()
	                .put("userId", userId));
					
//			vertx.eventBus().publish(address,
//		            new JsonObject()
//		                .put("userId", userId));
			
		}
		
		return isHandle;
	}
Example 2
Source File: ChatMessageChainHandler.java    From slime with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
	public boolean handle(BridgeEvent event) throws EventBridgeChainException {
		boolean isHandle = Boolean.FALSE;
		
		if(BridgeEventType.PUBLISH == event.type()) {
			Vertx vertx = VertxHolder.getVertx();
			SockJSSocket sockJSSocket = event.socket();
			Map<String, Object> rawMessage = event.getRawMessage().getMap();
			
			String senderId = sockJSSocket.headers().get(WebSocketSessionHolder.USER_KEY);
			String address = (String) rawMessage.get("address");
			String msg = (String) rawMessage.get("body");
			
			RedisSockjsClient.PUBLISH(address,
		            new JsonObject()
		                .put("message", msg)
		                .put("sender", senderId));
//			vertx.eventBus().publish(address,
//		            new JsonObject()
//		                .put("message", msg)
//		                .put("sender", senderId));
			
			isHandle = Boolean.TRUE;
			
		}
		
		return isHandle;
	}
Example 3
Source File: LoginChainHandler.java    From slime with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
	public boolean handle(BridgeEvent event) throws EventBridgeChainException {
		boolean isHandle = Boolean.FALSE;
		
		if(BridgeEventType.SEND == event.type()) {
			Vertx vertx = VertxHolder.getVertx();
			SockJSSocket sockJSSocket = event.socket();
			
			Map<String, Object> rawMessage = event.getRawMessage().getMap();
			
			
			String replyAddress = (String) rawMessage.get("replyAddress");
			String address = (String) rawMessage.get("address");
			
			if("vertx.basicauthmanager.login".equals(address)) {
				@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
				Map<String, String> credential = (Map<String, String>) rawMessage.get("body");
				String userId = credential.get("username");
				//String password = credential.get("password");
				
				if(userId == null || "".equals(userId)) {
					logger.warn("Connection rejected");
					sockJSSocket.close();
					
					throw new EventBridgeChainException(true, "No user attached");
				}
				else {
					
					boolean exists = WebSocketSessionHolder.exists(userId);
					if(exists) {
						throw new EventBridgeChainException(true, "User already registered");
					}
					
					sockJSSocket.headers().set(WebSocketSessionHolder.USER_KEY, userId);
					requestLogService.logWebSocketConnection(sockJSSocket);
					
					WebSocketSessionHolder.add(userId, sockJSSocket);

					System.out.println(vertx);
					System.out.println(vertx.eventBus());
					System.out.println(userId);

					RedisSockjsClient.PUBLISH("topic/chat/user",
					         new JsonObject()
								.put("userId", userId));
					// publish there is a new user coming
//					vertx.eventBus().publish("topic/chat/user",
//				         new JsonObject()
//							.put("userId", userId));
					
					// get all online and send back to 
					JsonObject json = new JsonObject()
		                .put("type", "login") // optional
		                .put("address", replyAddress)
		                .put("body", 
	                		new JsonObject()
	                			.put("result", true)
	                			.put("list", WebSocketSessionHolder.getUsers()));
					String data = json.toString();
					
					sockJSSocket.write(Buffer.buffer(data));
					
					isHandle = Boolean.TRUE;
				}
				
			}
			
		}
		return isHandle;
	}