public override void Handle(ApplicationProtocolRequest request)
{
EnsureMagic();
ApplicationProtocolResponse response;
if (!request.ProtocolName().Equals(_supportedApplicationProtocol.identifier().canonicalName()))
{
response = ApplicationProtocolResponse.NoProtocol;
_channel.writeAndFlush(response);
Decline(string.Format("Requested protocol {0} not supported", request.ProtocolName()));
}
else
{
Optional <Protocol_ApplicationProtocol> selected = _applicationProtocolRepository.select(request.ProtocolName(), SupportedVersionsFor(request));
if (selected.Present)
{
Protocol_ApplicationProtocol selectedProtocol = selected.get();
_protocolStackBuilder.application(selectedProtocol);
response = new ApplicationProtocolResponse(SUCCESS, selectedProtocol.category(), selectedProtocol.implementation());
_channel.writeAndFlush(response);
}
else
{
response = ApplicationProtocolResponse.NoProtocol;
_channel.writeAndFlush(response);
Decline(string.Format("Do not support requested protocol {0} versions {1}", request.ProtocolName(), request.Versions()));
}
}
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldSendApplicationProtocolRequestOnInitiation()
public virtual void ShouldSendApplicationProtocolRequestOnInitiation()
{
_client.initiate(_channel, _applicationProtocolRepository, _modifierProtocolRepository);
ApplicationProtocolRequest expectedMessage = new ApplicationProtocolRequest(_applicationProtocolIdentifier.canonicalName(), _applicationProtocolRepository.getAll(_applicationProtocolIdentifier, emptyList()).versions());
verify(_channel).writeAndFlush(expectedMessage);
}
protected internal override void Decode(ChannelHandlerContext ctx, ByteBuf @in, IList <object> @out)
{
int messageCode = @in.readInt();
switch (messageCode)
{
case InitialMagicMessage.MESSAGE_CODE:
{
string magic = StringMarshal.unmarshal(@in);
@out.Add(new InitialMagicMessage(magic));
return;
}
case 1:
{
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Method reference constructor syntax is not converted by Java to C# Converter:
ApplicationProtocolRequest applicationProtocolRequest = DecodeProtocolRequest(ApplicationProtocolRequest::new, @in, ByteBuf.readInt);
@out.Add(applicationProtocolRequest);
return;
}
case 2:
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Method reference constructor syntax is not converted by Java to C# Converter:
ModifierProtocolRequest modifierProtocolRequest = DecodeProtocolRequest(ModifierProtocolRequest::new, @in, StringMarshal.unmarshal);
@out.Add(modifierProtocolRequest);
return;
case 3:
{
string protocolName = StringMarshal.unmarshal(@in);
int version = @in.readInt();
int numberOfModifierProtocols = @in.readInt();
IList <Pair <string, string> > modifierProtocols = Stream.generate(() => Pair.of(StringMarshal.unmarshal(@in), StringMarshal.unmarshal(@in))).limit(numberOfModifierProtocols).collect(Collectors.toList());
@out.Add(new SwitchOverRequest(protocolName, version, modifierProtocols));
return;
}
default:
// TODO
return;
}
}
private ISet <int> SupportedVersionsFor(ApplicationProtocolRequest request)
{
return(_supportedApplicationProtocol.mutuallySupportedVersionsFor(request.Versions()));
}
public override void Handle(ApplicationProtocolRequest applicationProtocolRequest)
{
Out.writeInt(1);
EncodeProtocolRequest(applicationProtocolRequest, ByteBuf.writeInt);
}
