Java Code Examples for io.vertx.proton.ProtonConnection#open()
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io.vertx.proton.ProtonConnection#open() .
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Example 1
Source File: SimpleAuthenticationServer.java From hono with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Processes the AMQP <em>open</em> frame received from a peer. * <p> * Checks if the open frame contains a desired <em>ADDRESS_AUTHZ</em> capability and if so, * adds the authenticated clients' authorities to the properties of the open frame sent * to the peer in response. * * @param connection The connection opened by the peer. */ @Override protected void processRemoteOpen(final ProtonConnection connection) { if (AddressAuthzHelper.isAddressAuthzCapabilitySet(connection)) { LOG.debug("client [container: {}] requests transfer of authenticated user's authorities in open frame", connection.getRemoteContainer()); AddressAuthzHelper.processAddressAuthzCapability(connection); } connection.open(); vertx.setTimer(5000, closeCon -> { if (!connection.isDisconnected()) { LOG.debug("connection with client [{}] timed out after 5 seconds, closing connection", connection.getRemoteContainer()); connection.setCondition(ProtonHelper.condition(Constants.AMQP_ERROR_INACTIVITY, "client must retrieve token within 5 secs after opening connection")).close(); } }); }
Example 2
Source File: AmqpAdapterTestBase.java From hono with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 6 votes |
private Future<ProtonConnection> handleConnectAttempt(final ProtonConnection unopenedConnection) { final Promise<ProtonConnection> result = Promise.promise(); unopenedConnection.openHandler(result); unopenedConnection.closeHandler(remoteClose -> { unopenedConnection.close(); }); unopenedConnection.open(); return result.future() .map(con -> { assertThat(unopenedConnection.getRemoteOfferedCapabilities()).contains(Constants.CAP_ANONYMOUS_RELAY); this.context = Vertx.currentContext(); this.connection = unopenedConnection; return con; }) .recover(t -> { return Optional.ofNullable(unopenedConnection.getRemoteCondition()) .map(condition -> Future.<ProtonConnection>failedFuture(StatusCodeMapper.from(condition))) .orElse(Future.failedFuture(t)); }); }
Example 3
Source File: AmqpServiceBase.java From hono with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Processes a peer's AMQP <em>open</em> frame. * <p> * This default implementation * <ol> * <li>adds a unique connection identifier to the connection's attachments * under key {@link Constants#KEY_CONNECTION_ID}</li> * <li>invokes {@link #processDesiredCapabilities(ProtonConnection, Symbol[])}</li> * <li>sets a timer that closes the connection once the client's token * has expired</li> * <li>sends the AMQP <em>open</em> frame to the peer</li> * </ol> * * @param connection The connection to open. */ protected void processRemoteOpen(final ProtonConnection connection) { log.debug("processing open frame from client container [{}]", connection.getRemoteContainer()); final HonoUser clientPrincipal = Constants.getClientPrincipal(connection); // attach an ID so that we can later inform downstream components when connection is closed connection.attachments().set(Constants.KEY_CONNECTION_ID, String.class, UUID.randomUUID().toString()); processDesiredCapabilities(connection, connection.getRemoteDesiredCapabilities()); final Duration delay = Duration.between(Instant.now(), clientPrincipal.getExpirationTime()); final WeakReference<ProtonConnection> conRef = new WeakReference<>(connection); vertx.setTimer(delay.toMillis(), timerId -> { if (conRef.get() != null) { closeExpiredConnection(conRef.get()); } }); connection.open(); log.info("client connected [container: {}, user: {}, token valid until: {}]", connection.getRemoteContainer(), clientPrincipal.getName(), clientPrincipal.getExpirationTime().toString()); }
Example 4
Source File: AmqpBridge.java From strimzi-kafka-bridge with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Process a connection request accepted by the Proton server or * open the connection if it's working as client * * @param connection Proton connection accepted instance */ private void processConnection(ProtonConnection connection) { connection .openHandler(this::processOpenConnection) .closeHandler(this::processCloseConnection) .disconnectHandler(this::processDisconnection) .sessionOpenHandler(this::processOpenSession) .receiverOpenHandler(receiver -> { this.processOpenReceiver(connection, receiver); }) .senderOpenHandler(sender -> { this.processOpenSender(connection, sender); }); if (this.bridgeConfig.getAmqpConfig().getMode() == AmqpMode.CLIENT) { connection.open(); } }
Example 5
Source File: AmqpBridge.java From strimzi-kafka-bridge with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Handler for connection opened by remote * * @param ar async result with info on related Proton connection */ private void processOpenConnection(AsyncResult<ProtonConnection> ar) { if (ar.succeeded()) { log.info("Connection opened by {} {}", ar.result().getRemoteHostname(), ar.result().getRemoteContainer()); ProtonConnection connection = ar.result(); connection.open(); // new connection, preparing for hosting related sink/source endpoints if (!this.endpoints.containsKey(connection)) { this.endpoints.put(connection, new ConnectionEndpoint()); } } }
Example 6
Source File: HelloWorld.java From vertx-proton with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private static void helloWorldSendAndConsumeExample(ProtonConnection connection) { connection.open(); // Receive messages from queue "foo" (using an ActiveMQ style address as example). String address = "queue://foo"; connection.createReceiver(address).handler((delivery, msg) -> { Section body = msg.getBody(); if (body instanceof AmqpValue) { String content = (String) ((AmqpValue) body).getValue(); System.out.println("Received message with content: " + content); } // By default, the receiver automatically accepts (and settles) the delivery // when the handler returns, if no other disposition has been applied. // To change this and always manage dispositions yourself, use the // setAutoAccept method on the receiver. }).open(); // Create an anonymous (no address) sender, have the message carry its destination ProtonSender sender = connection.createSender(null); // Create a message to send, have it carry its destination for use with the anonymous sender Message message = message(address, "Hello World from client"); // Can optionally add an openHandler or sendQueueDrainHandler // to await remote sender open completing or credit to send being // granted. But here we will just buffer the send immediately. sender.open(); System.out.println("Sending message to server"); sender.send(message, delivery -> { System.out.println(String.format("The message was received by the server: remote state=%s, remotely settled=%s", delivery.getRemoteState(), delivery.remotelySettled())); }); }