public class ReceiverAdapter extends java.lang.Object implements Receiver
Receiver. Will get removed with the switch to Java 8; instead we'll use a default impl in Receiver| Constructor and Description |
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ReceiverAdapter() |
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void |
receive(Address sender,
byte[] buf,
int offset,
int length)
Delivers a message from a given sender to the application
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void |
receive(Address sender,
java.nio.ByteBuffer buf)
The default implementation assumes that
Buffer.flip() or Buffer.rewind() was called on
buf before invoking this callback |
public void receive(Address sender, byte[] buf, int offset, int length)
Receiverreceive in interface Receiversender - The sender of the messagebuf - The buffer. An application typically de-serializes data from the buffer into objects used by the
application. Note that when receive() returns, it is not safe to use the buffer any longer;
if an application needs to use a buffer after this callback returns, it must make a copy.offset - The offset at which the received data startslength - The length of the received dataCopyright © 1998-2020 Red Hat. All Rights Reserved.