//******************************************************************************
//
// File:    Channel.java
// Package: edu.rit.mp
// Unit:    Class edu.rit.mp.Channel
//
// This Java source file is copyright (C) 2008 by Alan Kaminsky. All rights
// reserved. For further information, contact the author, Alan Kaminsky, at
// ark@cs.rit.edu.
//
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package edu.rit.mp;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintStream;

import java.net.InetSocketAddress;

/**
 * Class Channel provides a channel for sending and receiving messages in the
 * Message Protocol (MP).
 * 

* A channel object is not constructed directly. Rather, a channel group object * is used to connect a channel to another computer, accept a channel connection * from another computer, or obtain a "loopback" channel within the same * computer. See class {@linkplain ChannelGroup} for further information. *

* An information object may be associated with a channel. An application using * MP can use the information object to hold additional data about the channel. * * @author Alan Kaminsky * @version 13-May-2008 */ public abstract class Channel { // Hidden data members. ChannelGroup myChannelGroup; IORequestList myIORequestList; Object myInfo; int myWriteState = WRITE_OPEN; static final int WRITE_OPEN = 0; static final int WRITE_CLOSED = 1; int myReadState = READ_OPEN; static final int READ_OPEN = 0; static final int READ_CLOSED = 1; // Hidden constructors. /** * Construct a new channel. * * @param theChannelGroup Enclosing channel group. */ Channel (ChannelGroup theChannelGroup) { myChannelGroup = theChannelGroup; myIORequestList = theChannelGroup.myIORequestList; } // Exported operations. /** * Obtain the channel group that created this channel. * * @return Channel group. */ public ChannelGroup getChannelGroup() { return myChannelGroup; } /** * Obtain the channel group ID of this channel's near end channel group. * * @return Near end channel group ID. */ public abstract int nearEndChannelGroupId(); /** * Obtain the channel group ID of this channel's far end channel group. * * @return Far end channel group ID. */ public abstract int farEndChannelGroupId(); /** * Obtain this channel's near end address. This is the host and port of the * near end of this channel's connection. * * @return Near end address. */ public abstract InetSocketAddress nearEndAddress(); /** * Obtain this channel's far end address. This is the host and port of the * far end of this channel's connection. * * @return Far end address. */ public abstract InetSocketAddress farEndAddress(); /** * Obtain this channel's information object. * * @return Information object, or null if none. */ public Object info() { return myInfo; } /** * Set this channel's information object. * * @param theInfo Information object, or null if none. */ public void info (Object theInfo) { myInfo = theInfo; } /** * Close this channel. Any pending send requests will fail with a * {@linkplain ChannelClosedException}. */ public void close() { // To avoid deadlock, synchronize first on the channel group, then on // this channel. synchronized (myChannelGroup) { synchronized (this) { myChannelGroup.removeChannel (this); myWriteState = WRITE_CLOSED; myReadState = READ_CLOSED; subclassClose(); } } } /** * Finalize this channel. */ protected void finalize() { close(); } /** * Returns a string version of this channel. */ public String toString() { return getClass().getName() + "(near=" + nearEndAddress() + ",far=" + farEndAddress() + ")"; } /** * Dump the state of this channel on the given print stream. For debugging. * * @param out Print stream. * @param prefix String to print at the beginning of each line. */ public void dump (PrintStream out, String prefix) { out.println (prefix+getClass().getName()+"@"+Integer.toHexString(System.identityHashCode(this))); out.println (prefix+"myChannelGroup = "+myChannelGroup); out.println (prefix+"myIORequestList = "+myIORequestList); out.println (prefix+"myInfo = "+myInfo); out.println (prefix+"myWriteState = "+(myWriteState==WRITE_OPEN?"WRITE_OPEN":"WRITE_CLOSED")); out.println (prefix+"myReadState = "+(myReadState==READ_OPEN?"READ_OPEN":"READ_CLOSED")); out.println (prefix+"nearEndChannelGroupId() = "+nearEndChannelGroupId()); out.println (prefix+"farEndChannelGroupId() = "+farEndChannelGroupId()); out.println (prefix+"nearEndAddress() = "+nearEndAddress()); out.println (prefix+"farEndAddress() = "+farEndAddress()); } // Hidden operations. /** * Start sending and receiving messages via this channel. */ void start() { } /** * Send a message via this channel. The I/O request object must be newly * constructed with the message tag and source buffer fields filled in. This * method is allowed to return immediately and let the message be sent in a * separate thread. The calling thread should use the I/O request object to * wait for the message send to complete. * * @param theIORequest I/O request object. * * @exception IOException * Thrown if an I/O error occurred. */ abstract void send (IORequest theIORequest) throws IOException; /** * Perform additional close actions in a subclass. */ void subclassClose() { } }

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