joinGroup() — netty Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the joinGroup() function in LinuxSocket.java from the netty codebase.
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graph TD 3d72cfee_4391_8a07_bb1f_af17b0113d23["joinGroup()"] b60ae45e_66b1_2a0f_625b_421b64bfcb66["LinuxSocket"] 3d72cfee_4391_8a07_bb1f_af17b0113d23 -->|defined in| b60ae45e_66b1_2a0f_625b_421b64bfcb66 1666df04_96e0_21e7_65b6_f78552a4df17["joinSsmGroup()"] 3d72cfee_4391_8a07_bb1f_af17b0113d23 -->|calls| 1666df04_96e0_21e7_65b6_f78552a4df17 e153647a_353a_1569_6039_2670f6c0a5c4["interfaceIndex()"] 3d72cfee_4391_8a07_bb1f_af17b0113d23 -->|calls| e153647a_353a_1569_6039_2670f6c0a5c4 style 3d72cfee_4391_8a07_bb1f_af17b0113d23 fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff
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Source Code
transport-classes-io_uring/src/main/java/io/netty/channel/uring/LinuxSocket.java lines 106–117
void joinGroup(InetAddress group, NetworkInterface netInterface, InetAddress source) throws IOException {
final NativeInetAddress g = NativeInetAddress.newInstance(group);
final boolean isIpv6 = group instanceof Inet6Address;
final NativeInetAddress i = NativeInetAddress.newInstance(deriveInetAddress(netInterface, isIpv6));
if (source != null) {
final NativeInetAddress s = NativeInetAddress.newInstance(source);
joinSsmGroup(intValue(), ipv6, g.address(), i.address(),
g.scopeId(), interfaceIndex(netInterface), s.address());
} else {
joinGroup(intValue(), ipv6, g.address(), i.address(), g.scopeId(), interfaceIndex(netInterface));
}
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does joinGroup() do?
joinGroup() is a function in the netty codebase, defined in transport-classes-io_uring/src/main/java/io/netty/channel/uring/LinuxSocket.java.
Where is joinGroup() defined?
joinGroup() is defined in transport-classes-io_uring/src/main/java/io/netty/channel/uring/LinuxSocket.java at line 106.
What does joinGroup() call?
joinGroup() calls 2 function(s): interfaceIndex, joinSsmGroup.
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