Examples with MessageCodes io.xdag.net.handler.MessageCodes used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MessageCodes

use of io.xdag.net.handler.MessageCodes in project xdagj by XDagger.

the class Libp2pXdagProtocol method initChannel.

@NotNull
@Override
public CompletableFuture<Libp2pXdagController> initChannel(@NotNull P2PChannel p2PChannel, @NotNull String s) {
    final Connection connection = ((io.libp2p.core.Stream) p2PChannel).getConnection();
    libp2pChannel = new Libp2pChannel(connection, this, kernel);
    channelManager.add(libp2pChannel);
    blockHandler = new XdagBlockHandler(libp2pChannel);
    blockHandler.setMessageFactory(new Xdag03MessageFactory());
    channelManager.onChannelActive(libp2pChannel, libp2pChannel.getNode());
    MessageCodes messageCodes = new MessageCodes();
    libp2PXdagController = new Libp2pXdagController(kernel, libp2pChannel);
    // add handler
    p2PChannel.pushHandler(blockHandler);
    p2PChannel.pushHandler(messageCodes);
    p2PChannel.pushHandler(libp2PXdagController);
    return libp2PXdagController.activeFuture;
}

Example 2 with MessageCodes

use of io.xdag.net.handler.MessageCodes in project xdagj by XDagger.

the class XdagChannel method init.

public void init(ChannelPipeline pipeline, Kernel kernel, boolean isServer, InetSocketAddress inetSocketAddress) {
    this.kernel = kernel;
    this.inetSocketAddress = inetSocketAddress;
    this.handshakeHandler = new XdagHandshakeHandler(kernel, this);
    handshakeHandler.setServer(isServer);
    pipeline.addLast("handshakeHandler", handshakeHandler);
    this.messageQueue = new MessageQueue(this);
    this.messageCodec = new MessageCodes();
    this.blockHandler = new XdagBlockHandler(this);
    this.xdagHandlerFactory = new XdagHandlerFactoryImpl(kernel, this);
}