Package org.bitcoinj.net
Class NioClient
java.lang.Object
org.bitcoinj.net.NioClient
- All Implemented Interfaces:
MessageWriteTarget
Creates a simple connection to a server using a
StreamConnection
to process data.-
Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionNioClient
(SocketAddress serverAddress, StreamConnection parser, int connectTimeoutMillis) Creates a new client to the given server address using the givenStreamConnection
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Closes the connection to the server, triggering theStreamConnection.connectionClosed()
event on the network-handling thread where all callbacks occur.com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListenableFuture
writeBytes
(byte[] message) Writes the given bytes to the remote server.
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Constructor Details
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NioClient
public NioClient(SocketAddress serverAddress, StreamConnection parser, int connectTimeoutMillis) throws IOException Creates a new client to the given server address using the given
StreamConnection
to decode the data. The given connection MUST be unique to this object. This does not block while waiting for the connection to open, but will call either theStreamConnection.connectionOpened()
orStreamConnection.connectionClosed()
callback on the created network event processing thread.- Parameters:
connectTimeoutMillis
- The connect timeout set on the connection (in milliseconds). 0 is interpreted as no timeout.- Throws:
IOException
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Method Details
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closeConnection
public void closeConnection()Description copied from interface:MessageWriteTarget
Closes the connection to the server, triggering theStreamConnection.connectionClosed()
event on the network-handling thread where all callbacks occur.- Specified by:
closeConnection
in interfaceMessageWriteTarget
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writeBytes
public com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListenableFuture writeBytes(byte[] message) throws IOException Description copied from interface:MessageWriteTarget
Writes the given bytes to the remote server. The returned future will complete when all bytes have been written to the OS network buffer.- Specified by:
writeBytes
in interfaceMessageWriteTarget
- Throws:
IOException
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