class PumpedTunnelGateway extends TunnelGateway
TunnelGateway.DelayedFlush, TunnelGateway.QueuePreprocessor, TunnelGateway.Receiver, TunnelGateway.Sender_context, _delayedFlush, _lastFlush, _log, _messagesSent, _preprocessor, _queue, _receiver, _sender| Constructor and Description |
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PumpedTunnelGateway(RouterContext context,
TunnelGateway.QueuePreprocessor preprocessor,
TunnelGateway.Sender sender,
TunnelGateway.Receiver receiver,
TunnelGatewayPumper pumper) |
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void |
add(I2NPMessage msg,
net.i2p.data.Hash toRouter,
net.i2p.data.TunnelId toTunnel)
Add a message to be sent down the tunnel, either sending it now (perhaps
coallesced with other pending messages) or after a brief pause (_flushFrequency).
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protected void |
add(PendingGatewayMessage cur) |
boolean |
pump(List<PendingGatewayMessage> queueBuf)
run in one of the TunnelGatewayPumper's threads, this pulls pending messages
off the prequeue, adds them to the queue and then tries to preprocess the queue,
scheduling a later delayed flush as necessary.
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add, getMessagesSentpublic PumpedTunnelGateway(RouterContext context, TunnelGateway.QueuePreprocessor preprocessor, TunnelGateway.Sender sender, TunnelGateway.Receiver receiver, TunnelGatewayPumper pumper)
preprocessor - this pulls Pending messages off a list, builds some
full preprocessed messages, and pumps those into the sendersender - this takes a preprocessed message, encrypts it, and sends it to
the receiverreceiver - this receives the encrypted message and forwards it off
to the first hoppublic void add(I2NPMessage msg, net.i2p.data.Hash toRouter, net.i2p.data.TunnelId toTunnel)
add in class TunnelGatewaymsg - message to be sent through the tunneltoRouter - router to send to after the endpoint (or null for endpoint processing)toTunnel - tunnel to send to after the endpoint (or null for endpoint or router processing)protected void add(PendingGatewayMessage cur)
public boolean pump(List<PendingGatewayMessage> queueBuf)
queueBuf - Empty list for convenience, to use as a temporary buffer.
Must be empty when called; will always be emptied before return.