Examples with ConnectionState won.protocol.model.ConnectionState used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ConnectionState

use of won.protocol.model.ConnectionState in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class LinkedDataServiceImpl method addConnectionMetadata.

private void addConnectionMetadata(final Dataset content, URI needURI, URI containerURI) {
    Model model = content.getNamedModel(createDataGraphUriFromUri(containerURI));
    List<Object[]> connectionCountsPerState = needRepository.getCountsPerConnectionState(needURI);
    Resource containerResource = model.getResource(containerURI.toString());
    for (Object[] countForState : connectionCountsPerState) {
        ConnectionState stateName = (ConnectionState) countForState[0];
        Long count = (Long) countForState[1];
        Property countProperty = getRdfPropertyForState(stateName);
        if (countProperty == null) {
            logger.warn("did not recognize connection state " + stateName);
            continue;
        }
        containerResource.addProperty(countProperty, Integer.toString(count.intValue()), XSDDatatype.XSDint);
    }
}

Example 2 with ConnectionState

use of won.protocol.model.ConnectionState in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class CloseMessageFromSystemProcessor method process.

public void process(final Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
    Message message = exchange.getIn();
    WonMessage wonMessage = (WonMessage) message.getHeader(WonCamelConstants.MESSAGE_HEADER);
    logger.debug("CLOSE received from the system side for connection {}", wonMessage.getSenderURI());
    Connection con = connectionRepository.findOneByConnectionURIForUpdate(wonMessage.getSenderURI());
    ConnectionState originalState = con.getState();
    // TODO: we could introduce SYSTEM_CLOSE here
    con = dataService.nextConnectionState(con, ConnectionEventType.OWNER_CLOSE);
    // if we know the remote connection, send a close message to the remote connection
    if (con.getRemoteConnectionURI() != null) {
        URI remoteNodeURI = wonNodeInformationService.getWonNodeUri(con.getRemoteConnectionURI());
        URI remoteMessageUri = wonNodeInformationService.generateEventURI(remoteNodeURI);
        // put the factory into the outbound message factory header. It will be used to generate the outbound message
        // after the wonMessage has been processed and saved, to make sure that the outbound message contains
        // all the data that we also store locally
        OutboundMessageFactory outboundMessageFactory = new OutboundMessageFactory(remoteMessageUri, con);
        message.setHeader(WonCamelConstants.OUTBOUND_MESSAGE_FACTORY_HEADER, outboundMessageFactory);
        // set the sender uri in the envelope TODO: TwoMsgs: do not set sender here
        wonMessage.addMessageProperty(WONMSG.SENDER_PROPERTY, con.getConnectionURI());
        // add the information about the corresponding message to the local one
        wonMessage.addMessageProperty(WONMSG.HAS_CORRESPONDING_REMOTE_MESSAGE, remoteMessageUri);
    // the persister will pick it up later
    }
// because the FromSystem message is now in the message header, it will be
// picked up by the routing system and delivered to the owner.
// the message for the remote connection is in the outbound message header and will be
// sent to the remote connection.
}

Example 3 with ConnectionState

use of won.protocol.model.ConnectionState in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class CloseMessageFromOwnerProcessor method process.

public void process(final Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
    Message message = exchange.getIn();
    WonMessage wonMessage = (WonMessage) message.getHeader(WonCamelConstants.MESSAGE_HEADER);
    logger.debug("CLOSE received from the owner side for connection {}", wonMessage.getSenderURI());
    Connection con = connectionRepository.findOneByConnectionURIForUpdate(wonMessage.getSenderURI());
    ConnectionState originalState = con.getState();
    con = dataService.nextConnectionState(con, ConnectionEventType.OWNER_CLOSE);
    // if the connection was in suggested state, don't send a close message to the remote need
    if (originalState != ConnectionState.SUGGESTED) {
        // prepare the message to pass to the remote node
        // create the message to send to the remote node
        URI remoteMessageURI = wonNodeInformationService.generateEventURI(wonMessage.getReceiverNodeURI());
        OutboundMessageCreator outboundMessageCreator = new OutboundMessageCreator(remoteMessageURI);
        // put it into the 'outbound message' header (so the persister doesn't pick up the wrong one).
        message.setHeader(WonCamelConstants.OUTBOUND_MESSAGE_FACTORY_HEADER, outboundMessageCreator);
        // set the sender uri in the envelope TODO: TwoMsgs: do not set sender here
        wonMessage.addMessageProperty(WONMSG.SENDER_PROPERTY, con.getConnectionURI());
        // add the information about the corresponding message to the local one
        wonMessage.addMessageProperty(WONMSG.HAS_CORRESPONDING_REMOTE_MESSAGE, remoteMessageURI);
    // the persister will pick it up later from the header
    }
}