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* @note Policy Management
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* NEC Europe Ltd. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
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* This software is supplied under the terms of a license agreement
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* agreement.
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* Copyright (c) 2009 NEC Europe Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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* Authors: Kristian Beckers <beckers@nw.neclab.eu>
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* Sebastian Kiesel <kiesel@nw.neclab.eu>
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/**
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* @file echoServer.c
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* @brief A simple demo application for the messaging layer.
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*
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* @author Kristian Beckers <beckers@nw.neclab.eu>
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* @author Sebastian Kiesel <kiesel@nw.neclab.eu>
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*
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* @date 7/28/2009
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*/
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#include <fcntl.h> |
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#include <event2/event.h> |
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#include <errno.h> |
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#include <stdio.h> |
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#include <string.h> |
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#include <stdlib.h> |
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#include <unistd.h> |
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#include "ml.h" |
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#include "transmissionHandler.h" |
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/**
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* A pointer to a libevent
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*/
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struct event_base *base;
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/**
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* A peerID provided at application start
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*/
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int peerID;
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/**
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* define a maximum number of connections
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*/
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#define maxConnections 10000 |
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/**
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* an connections array
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*/
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int connections[maxConnections];
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/**
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* the initial number of connections
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*/
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int nr_connections = 0; |
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/**
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* A local socketID handle
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*/
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socketID_handle my_socketID; |
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/**
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* A remote socketID handle
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*/
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socketID_handle rm_socketID; |
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/**
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* An integer that is passed as an argument in open_connection
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*/
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int connection_argument;
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/**
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* create a callback for the periodic printouts on the screen
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* @param fd A file descriptor
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* @param event A libevent event
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* @param arg An arg pointer
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*/
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void print_peerID_cb(int fd, short event,void *arg){ |
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///print the peerID
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printf("--echoServer: This peers ID is %d \n",peerID);
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///Add a timeout event to the event list
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struct timeval timeout_value_print = {3,0}; |
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struct event *ev;
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ev = evtimer_new(base,print_peerID_cb,NULL);
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value_print); |
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} |
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/**
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* Send data to another peer. This function is implemented as timeout callback in the libevent
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* @param fd A file descriptor
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* @param event A libevent event
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* @param arg An arg pointer
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*/
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void send_data_to_peer(int fd, short event,void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Send data to peer 2 \n");
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printf(" ++sending 10.000 'a' \n");
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/// transmit data to peer 2
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int size = 10000; |
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char buffer[size];
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memset(buffer,'a',size);
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unsigned char msgtype = 12; |
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int connectionID = 0; |
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//strcpy(buffer, "Message for peer 2 \n");
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send_params sParams; |
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mlSendData(connectionID,buffer,size,msgtype,&sParams); |
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} |
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/**
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* Send a file to a peer. This function is implemented as timeout callback in the libevent
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* @param fd A file descriptor
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* @param event A libevent event
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* @param arg An arg pointer
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*/
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void send_file_to_peer(int fd, short event,void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Send file to peer 3 \n");
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char buf[20000]; |
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FILE *testfileread; |
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testfileread = fopen("testfile.txt","r"); |
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if (testfileread == NULL) |
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fprintf(stderr,"Could not open file for reading!\n");
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} |
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/// open a file and write it into a buffer
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fseek (testfileread , 0 , SEEK_END);
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long lSize = ftell (testfileread);
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rewind (testfileread); |
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int result = fread(buf,1,lSize,testfileread); |
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fclose(testfileread); |
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int bufsize = sizeof(buf); |
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unsigned char msgtype = 13; |
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int connectionID = 0; |
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send_params sParams; |
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fprintf(stderr,"The buffersize is %i\n",bufsize);
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if (result != lSize){ fprintf(stderr,"Could not read file!\n"); } |
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else { printf("The size of the file is %ld \n",lSize); } |
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mlSendData(connectionID,buf,(int)lSize,msgtype,&sParams);
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} |
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/**
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* A callback function that tells a connection has been established.
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* @param connectionID The connection ID
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* @param *arg An argument for data about the connection
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*/
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void receive_conn_cb (int connectionID, void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Received incoming connection connectionID %d \n",connectionID );
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connections[nr_connections] = connectionID; |
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nr_connections++; |
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if(peerID == 1){ |
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struct timeval timeout_value = {5,0}; |
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struct event *ev;
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ev = evtimer_new(base,send_data_to_peer,NULL);
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value); |
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}else
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if(peerID == 3){ |
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/* send a file to peer 1 */
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struct timeval timeout_value_send_file = {12,0}; |
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struct event *ev3;
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ev3 = evtimer_new(base,send_file_to_peer,NULL);
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event_add(ev3,&timeout_value_send_file); |
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} |
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} |
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/**
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* A connection is poened callback
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* @param fd A file descriptor
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* @param event A libevent event
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* @param arg An arg pointer
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*/
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void open_connection_cb(int fd, short event,void *arg){ |
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int con_id = mlOpenConnection(rm_socketID,&receive_conn_cb,&connection_argument); ///< try to open a connection to another peer. |
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///If the result is zero the event is resheduled into the event list.
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if(con_id < 0){ |
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printf("open_connection failed : resheduling event\n");
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/* ReTry to open a connection after 3 seconds */
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struct timeval timeout_value_open_conn = {3,0}; |
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struct event *ev;
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ev = evtimer_new(base,open_connection_cb,NULL);
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value_open_conn); |
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} |
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} |
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/**
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* The peer reveives data per polling. Implemented as a callback that is preiodically resheduled.
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* @param fd A file descriptor
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* @param event A libevent event
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* @param arg An arg pointer
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*/
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void recv_data_from_peer_poll(int fd, short event,void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Polling for recv data \n" );
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char buffer[20000]; |
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int size = 0; |
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//unsigned char msgtype = 12;
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//int connectionID = 0;
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int returnValue = 0; |
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recv_params recvp; |
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int i = 0; |
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int connectionID;
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printf("--echoServer: before recv_Data \n");
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printf("nr_connections %d \n ",nr_connections );
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//iterate through all connections
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for(i=0; i < nr_connections;i++){ |
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connectionID = connections[i]; |
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returnValue = mlRecvData(connectionID,buffer,&size,&recvp); |
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//printf("--echoServer: after mlRecvData \n");
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if (returnValue == 1){ |
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//printf("--echoServer: after mlRecvData \n");
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unsigned char msgtype = recvp.msgtype; |
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int connectionID = recvp.connectionID;
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printf("--echoServer: msgtype is %d \n",msgtype);
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printf("--echoServer: size is %d \n",size);
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printf("--echoServer: connectionID is %d \n",connectionID);
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if(msgtype == 12){ |
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char recv_buf[size];
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memcpy(recv_buf,buffer,size); |
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printf("--echoServer: Received data from polling: \n\t %s \n\t buflen %d \n",recv_buf,size);
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// set the event again
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struct timeval timeout_value_recv = {10,0}; |
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struct event *ev;
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ev = evtimer_new(base,recv_data_from_peer_poll,NULL);
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value_recv); |
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}else
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if(msgtype == 13){ |
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printf("received testfile: msgtype 13 \n");
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//printf("%s \n" , buffer );
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/*
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FILE *testfile1 = NULL;
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printf("received testfile: msgtype 13 \n");
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testfile1 = fopen("recv.txt","r");
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printf("received testfile: msgtype 13 \n");
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if (testfile1 == NULL) {fprintf(stderr,"Could not open file for writing!\n"); }
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int cur_char;
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for(cur_char = 0; cur_char < size;++cur_char)
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{
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fputc(buffer[cur_char],testfile1);
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}
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fclose(testfile1);
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printf(" testfile fully worked \n ");
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*/
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} |
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}else{
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printf("--echoServer: polling ...no data arrived \n");
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// set the event again
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struct timeval timeout_value_recv = {8,0}; |
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struct event *ev;
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ev = evtimer_new(base,recv_data_from_peer_poll,NULL);
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value_recv); |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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/**
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* The peer receives data per callback from the messaging layer.
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* @param *buffer A pointer to the buffer
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* @param buflen The length of the buffer
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* @param msgtype The message type
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* @param *arg An argument that receives metadata about the received data
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*/
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void recv_data_from_peer_cb(char *buffer,int buflen,unsigned char msgtype,void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Received data from callback: \n\t %s \t msgtype %d \t buflen %d \n",buffer,msgtype,buflen );
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if(peerID == 2){ |
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printf("--echoServer: Send data to peer 1 \n");
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/* transmit data to peer 1 */
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int size = 10000; |
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char buffer[size];
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memset(buffer,'a',size);
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int connectionID = 0; |
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send_params sParams; |
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mlSendData(connectionID,buffer,size,msgtype,&sParams); |
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} |
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} |
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/**
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* A funtion that prints a connection establishment has failed
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* @param connectionID The connection ID
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* @param *arg An argument for data about the connection
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*/
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void conn_fail_cb(int connectionID,void *arg){ |
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printf("--echoServer: ConnectionID %d could not be established \n ",connectionID);
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} |
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/**
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* callback for a received packet notification from the messaging layer
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* @param *arg An argument for a recv packet infromation struct
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*/
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void received_a_packet_monitoring_cb(void *arg){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: received a packet notification \n");
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} |
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/**
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* A funtion that is a callback for the messaging layer when a new socketId is ready to be used
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* SocketIDhandle is a handle for the local socketID
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* Errorstatus is set to -1 if an socket error occurred and the socket is not usable and 1 if the NAT traversal failed and 0 if no error occurred
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*/
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void receive_local_socketID_cb(socketID_handle local_socketID,int errorstatus){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: received a packet notification \n");
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} |
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/**
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* callback before a message is send: set the monitoring module packet header
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* @param *arg An pointer to an packet inf struct
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* @param send_pkt_inf A send_pkt_type_and_dst_inf struct that holds information about the data destination
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* @return 1 because a monitoring data header is set
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*/
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int set_monitoring_module_packet_header(void *arg,send_pkt_type_and_dst_inf *send_pkt_inf){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: set monitoring module packet header \n");
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char monitoring_module_packet_header[16]; |
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memset(monitoring_module_packet_header,'1',16); |
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arg = (void *)monitoring_module_packet_header;
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return 1; |
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} |
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/**
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* callback when data is send
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* @param *arg An pointer to an packet inf struct
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*/
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void received_data_monitoring_cb(void *arg){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: received data notification \n");
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} |
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/**
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* callback when data is send
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* @param *arg A pointer to a monitoring data information struct
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*/
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void send_data_monitoring_cb(void *arg){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: send data notification \n");
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} |
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/**
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* callback before data is send: monitoring module data header
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* @param arg A monitoring data information struct
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* @param send_pkt_inf A send_pkt_type_and_dst_inf struct that holds information about the data destination
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* @return returns 0 for no header set and 1 for header set
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*/
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int set_monitoring_module_data_header(void *arg, send_pkt_type_and_dst_inf *send_pkt_inf){ |
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printf("--Monitoring module: set monitoring module data header \n");
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char monitoring_module_data_header[16]; |
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memset(monitoring_module_data_header,'1',16); |
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arg = (void *)monitoring_module_data_header;
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return 1; |
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} |
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/**
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* This is just a dummy funtion that creates a socketID
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* @param peerID
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* @return A socketID handle
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*/
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socketID_handle getRemoteSocketID(int peerID){
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socketID_handle remote_socketID = malloc(SOCKETID_SIZE); |
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int port;
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switch (peerID){
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case 1: |
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port = 9001;
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break;
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case 2: |
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port = 9002;
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break;
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case 3: |
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port = 9003;
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break;
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} |
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struct sockaddr_in udpaddr;
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udpaddr.sin_family = AF_INET; |
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udpaddr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl(INADDR_ANY); |
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udpaddr.sin_port = htons(port); |
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socketaddrgen udpgen; |
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udpgen.udpaddr = udpaddr; |
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remote_socketID->internal_addr = udpgen; |
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remote_socketID->external_addr = udpgen; |
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return remote_socketID;
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} |
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/**
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* The main function of the echo server demo application for the messaging layer.
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* @param argc The argument count
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* @param *argv[] The demo application needs a peer ID as argument. In the current version the peerID has to be either 1,2,or 3
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* @return 1 if an error occurred 0 if everything went allright
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*/
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int main(int argc, char *argv[]){ |
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if (argc < 2){ |
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fprintf(stderr, "Usage: %s <peerID>\n", argv[0]); |
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exit(1);
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} |
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if (atoi(argv[1]) > 3 || atoi(argv[1]) < 1){ |
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fprintf(stderr, "Usage: <peerID> has to be 1,2 or 3\n");
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exit(1);
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} |
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/// register the monitoring module callbacks
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/// packet level callbacks
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mlRegisterGetRecvPktInf(&received_a_packet_monitoring_cb); |
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mlRegisterSetMonitoringHeaderPktCb(&set_monitoring_module_packet_header); |
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/// data level callbacks
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mlRegisterGetRecvDataInf(&received_data_monitoring_cb); |
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mlRegisterGetSendDataInf(&send_data_monitoring_cb); |
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mlRegisterSetMonitoringHeaderDataCb(&set_monitoring_module_data_header); |
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/// register transmission callbacks
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mlRegisterRecvConnectionCb(&receive_conn_cb); |
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mlRegisterErrorConnectionCb(&conn_fail_cb); |
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/// register a stun server on localhost with port 3478
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//mlSetStunServer(3478,NULL);
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//int peerID;
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peerID = atoi(argv[1]);
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/* initiate a libevent instance */
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//event_init();
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/// initiate a libevent vers.2
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//struct event_base *base;
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base = event_base_new(); |
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/// set a recv timeout value of 2 seconds and 5 miliseconds
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struct timeval timeout_value;
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timeout_value.tv_sec = 3;
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timeout_value.tv_usec = 5;
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//set_Recv_Timeout(timeout_value);
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/// create an event that prints the peerID on the screen periodically
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struct timeval timeout_value_print = {8,0}; |
550 |
struct event *ev;
|
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ev = evtimer_new(base,print_peerID_cb,NULL);
|
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event_add(ev,&timeout_value_print); |
553 |
|
554 |
switch(peerID){
|
555 |
|
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case 1: |
557 |
|
558 |
printf("--echoServer: This is peer 1 \n ");
|
559 |
|
560 |
/// call the init method and set the recv_data method to polling
|
561 |
boolean recv_data_cb1 = false;
|
562 |
mlInit(recv_data_cb1,timeout_value,9001,NULL,3478,NULL,&receive_local_socketID_cb,(void*)base); |
563 |
|
564 |
/// create a remote socketID --> implemented as a hack right now. In the final application a more clean solution of how to get the nodeIDs is required
|
565 |
rm_socketID = getRemoteSocketID(2);
|
566 |
|
567 |
/// poll the messaging layer every 2 seconds if data has arrived. Start after 5 seconds.
|
568 |
struct timeval timeout_value_recv = {5,0}; |
569 |
struct event *ev;
|
570 |
ev = evtimer_new(base,recv_data_from_peer_poll,NULL);
|
571 |
event_add(ev,&timeout_value_recv); |
572 |
|
573 |
/// Try to open a connection after 4 seconds
|
574 |
struct timeval timeout_value_open_conn = {4,0}; |
575 |
struct event *ev1;
|
576 |
ev1 = evtimer_new(base,open_connection_cb,NULL);
|
577 |
event_add(ev1,&timeout_value_open_conn); |
578 |
|
579 |
break;
|
580 |
|
581 |
case 2: |
582 |
|
583 |
printf("--echoServer: This is peer 2 \n ");
|
584 |
|
585 |
/// call the init method and set the recv_data method to callback
|
586 |
boolean recv_data_cb2 = true;
|
587 |
mlInit(recv_data_cb2,timeout_value,9002,NULL,3478,NULL,&receive_local_socketID_cb,(void*)base); |
588 |
|
589 |
/// register a recv data callback for the
|
590 |
mlRegisterRecvDataCb(&recv_data_from_peer_cb,12);
|
591 |
|
592 |
break;
|
593 |
|
594 |
|
595 |
case 3: |
596 |
|
597 |
printf("--echoServer: This is peer 3 \n ");
|
598 |
|
599 |
/// call the init method and set the recv_data method to callback
|
600 |
boolean recv_data_cb3 = false;
|
601 |
mlInit(recv_data_cb3,timeout_value,9003,NULL,3478,NULL,&receive_local_socketID_cb,(void*)base); |
602 |
|
603 |
/// create a remote socketID --> implemented as a hack right now. In the final application a more clean solution of how to get the nodeIDs is required
|
604 |
rm_socketID = getRemoteSocketID(1);
|
605 |
|
606 |
/// Try to open a connection after 4 seconds
|
607 |
struct timeval timeout_value_open_conn_1 = {6,0}; |
608 |
struct event *ev3;
|
609 |
ev3 = evtimer_new(base,open_connection_cb,NULL);
|
610 |
event_add(ev3,&timeout_value_open_conn_1); |
611 |
|
612 |
break;
|
613 |
|
614 |
} |
615 |
|
616 |
printf("event base dispatch \n");
|
617 |
event_base_dispatch(base); |
618 |
|
619 |
return 0; |
620 |
|
621 |
} |