io.grpc.cronet

Class InternalCronetChannelBuilder

java.lang.Object

io.grpc.cronet.InternalCronetChannelBuilder

@Internal
public final class InternalCronetChannelBuilder
extends java.lang.Object

Internal CronetChannelBuilder accessor. This is intended for usage internal to the gRPC team. If you *really* think you need to use this, contact the gRPC team first.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	setTrafficStatsTag(CronetChannelBuilder builder, int tag) Sets android.net.TrafficStats tag to use when accounting socket traffic caused by this channel.
static void	setTrafficStatsUid(CronetChannelBuilder builder, int uid) Sets specific UID to use when accounting socket traffic caused by this channel.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

setTrafficStatsTag

public static void setTrafficStatsTag(CronetChannelBuilder builder,
                                      int tag)

Sets android.net.TrafficStats tag to use when accounting socket traffic caused by this channel. See android.net.TrafficStats for more information. If no tag is set (e.g. this method isn't called), then Android accounts for the socket traffic caused by this channel as if the tag value were set to 0.

NOTE:Setting a tag disallows sharing of sockets with channels with other tags, which may adversely effect performance by prohibiting connection sharing. In other words use of multiplexed sockets (e.g. HTTP/2 and QUIC) will only be allowed if all channels have the same socket tag.

setTrafficStatsUid

public static void setTrafficStatsUid(CronetChannelBuilder builder,
                                      int uid)

Sets specific UID to use when accounting socket traffic caused by this channel. See android.net.TrafficStats for more information. Designed for use when performing an operation on behalf of another application. Caller must hold android.Manifest.permission#MODIFY_NETWORK_ACCOUNTING permission. By default traffic is attributed to UID of caller.

NOTE:Setting a UID disallows sharing of sockets with channels with other UIDs, which may adversely effect performance by prohibiting connection sharing. In other words use of multiplexed sockets (e.g. HTTP/2 and QUIC) will only be allowed if all channels have the same UID set.