internal void ReleaseWait(short waitId)//, int replyStream)
{
ReplyBucket bucket = null;
replyLock.Read(() =>
{
if (!replies.ContainsKey(waitId))
{
//LoggingWrapper.Write("Got reply for message " + messageId.ToString() + ", but no reply bucket exists for that id! Adding bucket and reply.", "Socket Client");
if (Log.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Log.DebugFormat("ReleaseWait() Got reply for message {0}, but no reply bucket exists for that id! Adding bucket and reply."
, waitId);
}
}
else
{
if (Log.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Log.DebugFormat("ReleaseWait() Got reply for message {0}"
, waitId);
}
bucket = replies[waitId];
}
});
if (bucket != null)
{
bucket.ReleaseWait();
}
}
internal short SetWaitHandle(int waitTimeout)
{
//this uses GetNextMessageId to generate new ids, but also reuses ids as much as possible. This VASTLY reduces the number of replybuckets needed.
ResourcePoolItem <short> idItem = idPool.GetItem();
short waitId = idItem.Item;
ReplyBucket bucket = null;
if (!replies.ContainsKey(waitId)) //we haven't used this waitId yet
{
replyLock.Write(() =>
{
if (!replies.ContainsKey(waitId))
{
if (Log.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Log.DebugFormat("SetWaitHandle() Creates new ReplyBucket.");
}
replies.Add(waitId, new ReplyBucket());
}
});
}
replyLock.Read(() => { bucket = replies[waitId]; });
bucket.SetValues(waitTimeout, ReplyEvent, idItem);
return(waitId);
}
internal void WaitForReply(short waitId)
{
ReplyBucket replyBucket = null;
replyLock.Read(() =>
{
if (Log.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Log.DebugFormat("WaitForReply() Gets reply for waitId {0}", waitId);
}
replyBucket = replies[waitId];
});
//don't want to hold the lock while we wait, so just get the reference then wait
replyBucket.WaitForReply(waitId);
}