Package net.openhft.chronicle.network

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
AcceptStrategy	Can be used to reject incoming connections e.g.
ClientClosedProvider
ConnectionListener
ConnectionStrategy
HeartbeatListener
HostnamePortLookupTable
MarshallableFunction<T,R>
NetworkContext<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
NetworkContextManager<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
NetworkStatsListener<N extends NetworkContext<N>>
SocketConnectionNotifier<T extends NetworkContext>
TcpEventHandler.SocketReader

Class Summary

Class	Description
AcceptorEventHandler<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
AlwaysStartOnPrimaryConnectionStrategy	Loops through all the hosts:ports ( in order ) starting at the primary, till it finds a host that it can connect to.
ChronicleSocketChannelBuilder
ClientSessionProvider	An immutable implementation of a SessionProvider
HeaderTcpHandler<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
MethodTcpHandler<I,O,N extends NetworkContext<N>>
ReadWithFlowControl	provides flow control and back pressure to the socket writer, so that only just one message is read at a time from the TCP/IP socket This class is only used in data grid
RemoteConnector<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
TcpEventHandler<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
TcpEventHandler.DefaultSocketReader
TcpEventHandler.Factory<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
VanillaClientConnectionMonitor
VanillaNetworkContext<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
VanillaSessionDetails
WireTcpHandler<T extends NetworkContext<T>>
WireTypeSniffingTcpHandler<T extends NetworkContext<T>>	sets the wire-type in the network context by inspecting the byte message

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
AcceptStrategies
NetworkUtil
ServerThreadingStrategy	Deprecated
SessionMode
TcpHandlerBias
TCPRegistry	The TCPRegistry allows you to either provide a true host and port for example "localhost:8080" or if you would rather let the application allocate you a free port at random, you can just provide a text reference to the port, for example "host.port", you can provide any text you want, it will always be taken as a reference, that is unless its correctly formed like "<hostname>:<port>”, then it will use the exact host and port you provide.