Uses of Interface
com.antelmann.net.NetConnection

Packages that use NetConnection

com.antelmann.game	This package contains packages to support game implementations.
com.antelmann.net	The classes in this package are designed to provide convenient access to Internet related functionality.
com.antelmann.timeregister	This package contains classes that implement a time register solution for a small business.
com.antelmann.util.logging	This package contains classes that implement a custom logging for this framework - separate from java.util.logging.

Uses of NetConnection in com.antelmann.game

Methods in com.antelmann.game with parameters of type NetConnection

void	JPlayerClient.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
void	GameServer.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
NetConnectionHandler	GameServer.createHandler(NetConnection con)
void	JPlayerClient.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con)
void	GameServer.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con)

Uses of NetConnection in com.antelmann.net

Classes in com.antelmann.net that implement NetConnection

class	SecureConnection SecureConnection is a small wrapper for NetConnection objects, which provides automatic encoding/decoding of messages.
class	SocketConnection A SocketConnection provides simplified access to a remote process through a Socket connection.
class	SSLSocketConnection An SSLSocketConnection provides simplified access to a remote process through an SSLSocket connection.

Methods in com.antelmann.net that return NetConnection

NetConnection	NetConnectionServer.DefaultDispatcher.createConnection(Socket socket) simply returns SocketConnection.createServerConnection(socket, handshake)
NetConnection	JMessenger.createConnection(Socket socket) called internally to establish a connection
NetConnection	ConnectionDispatcher.createConnection(Socket socket) produces a NetConnection based on the given socket.
NetConnection	MessageDelegator.getConnection()
NetConnection[]	ChatServer.getConnections()
NetConnection	SecureConnection.getEmbeddedConnection()
static NetConnection	NetConnectionServer.waitForConnection(int port, Handshake handshake, int timeout) listens for a single connection to be made and returns a NetConnection if the connection made matches the signature

Methods in com.antelmann.net that return types with arguments of type NetConnection

List<NetConnection>

NetConnectionServer.getNetConnections() returns an unmovifiable view of all NetConnections that have been created with this server (minus those that have been removed through removeInactiveConnections())

Methods in com.antelmann.net with parameters of type NetConnection

void	SimpleHandshake.clientHandshake(NetConnection con)
void	Handshake.clientHandshake(NetConnection con) performs a handshake for the given socket on behalf of a client
void	NetConnectionHandler.connectionLost(NetConnection connection) called when a connection caused an IOException during reading or writing; the connection may not have been closed at this point.
void	NetConnectionAdapter.connectionLost(NetConnection connection) closes the connection and ignores possible IOExceptions
void	JMessenger.connectionLost(NetConnection connection) called internally to handle lost connections
void	JChat.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
void	ChatServer.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
NetConnectionHandler	NetConnectionServer.DefaultDispatcher.createHandler(NetConnection con) uses the same handler (given in the constructor) for all connections
NetConnectionHandler	JMessenger.createHandler(NetConnection con)
NetConnectionHandler	ConnectionDispatcher.createHandler(NetConnection con) produces a NetConnectionHandler which will be started in a new Thread (created by the NetConnectionServer's ThreadFactory) to handle the given NetConnection and listens to messages.
NetConnectionHandler	ChatServer.createHandler(NetConnection con)
void	NetConnectionHandler.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection connection) called when a message is received by the given NetConnection object
void	NetConnectionAdapter.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection connection)
void	JMessenger.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con) called internally to handle messages
void	JChat.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con)
void	ChatServer.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con)
void	SimpleHandshake.serverHandshake(NetConnection con)
void	Handshake.serverHandshake(NetConnection con) performs a handshake for the given socket on behalf of a server

Constructors in com.antelmann.net with parameters of type NetConnection

MessageDelegator(NetConnection con, NetConnectionHandler handler)

MessageDelegator(NetConnection con, NetConnectionHandler handler, Logger logger)
if logger is not null, it will be used to log established and closed connections

SecureConnection(NetConnection con, SynchronousKey key)

Uses of NetConnection in com.antelmann.timeregister

Methods in com.antelmann.timeregister that return NetConnection

NetConnection

PunchDBClient.getNetConnection()

Methods in com.antelmann.timeregister with parameters of type NetConnection

void	PunchDBServer.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
void	PunchDBServer.handleMessage(Object msg, NetConnection con)
void	PunchDBClient.setNetConnection(NetConnection connection)

Constructors in com.antelmann.timeregister with parameters of type NetConnection

PunchDBClient(NetConnection connection)
Deprecated.

Uses of NetConnection in com.antelmann.util.logging

Methods in com.antelmann.util.logging with parameters of type NetConnection

void	SocketLogListener.connectionLost(NetConnection con)
void	LogNetReceiver.connectionLost(NetConnection con) connection is closed after logging an entry with Level.END
void	LogNetPropagator.connectionLost(NetConnection con) simply removes inactive connections from its server's list
void	SocketLogListener.handleMessage(Object message, NetConnection con)
void	LogNetReceiver.handleMessage(Object msg, NetConnection con) if msg is a serialized LogEntry, it will be logged to the logger; everything except a serialized LogEntry is ignored (including exceptions).
void	LogNetPropagator.handleMessage(Object msg, NetConnection con) simply responds with a 'message received' object to enable connection verification and closes the connection on IOException