MsgEchoPeerOne Class — netty Architecture
Architecture documentation for the MsgEchoPeerOne class in MsgEchoPeerOne.java from the netty codebase.
Entity Profile
Dependency Diagram
graph TD 642c77bf_bd23_2c9c_fc66_b9a48d84eb38["MsgEchoPeerOne"] e65d6f43_50a5_97b4_b29c_80d2b938c7bd["MsgEchoPeerOne.java"] 642c77bf_bd23_2c9c_fc66_b9a48d84eb38 -->|defined in| e65d6f43_50a5_97b4_b29c_80d2b938c7bd 9a689337_fbdc_679b_2c79_8e356238b1a4["MsgEchoPeerOne()"] 642c77bf_bd23_2c9c_fc66_b9a48d84eb38 -->|method| 9a689337_fbdc_679b_2c79_8e356238b1a4 441654f1_6440_4b47_ee1c_3b183e5c11d7["main()"] 642c77bf_bd23_2c9c_fc66_b9a48d84eb38 -->|method| 441654f1_6440_4b47_ee1c_3b183e5c11d7
Relationship Graph
Source Code
example/src/main/java/io/netty/example/udt/echo/rendezvous/MsgEchoPeerOne.java lines 28–40
public class MsgEchoPeerOne extends MsgEchoPeerBase {
public MsgEchoPeerOne(final InetSocketAddress self, final InetSocketAddress peer, final int messageSize) {
super(self, peer, messageSize);
}
public static void main(final String[] args) throws Exception {
final int messageSize = 64 * 1024;
final InetSocketAddress self = SocketUtils.socketAddress(Config.hostOne, Config.portOne);
final InetSocketAddress peer = SocketUtils.socketAddress(Config.hostTwo, Config.portTwo);
new MsgEchoPeerOne(self, peer, messageSize).run();
}
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MsgEchoPeerOne class?
MsgEchoPeerOne is a class in the netty codebase, defined in example/src/main/java/io/netty/example/udt/echo/rendezvous/MsgEchoPeerOne.java.
Where is MsgEchoPeerOne defined?
MsgEchoPeerOne is defined in example/src/main/java/io/netty/example/udt/echo/rendezvous/MsgEchoPeerOne.java at line 28.
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