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A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected it provides methods for reading writing from to the underlying socket It also contains a buffer of input read from the user DataReader provides the interface of the two states a user can be in Waiting for a	name (and not receiving any messages while doing so, implemented by NameReader) and waiting for messages from the user(implemented by MessageReader). ClientReader contains the "main loop" for a connected client. NameReader is the initial state for a new client

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a	socket ("user") and sends it to all other connected sockets("users") along with the provided name the user was asked for when first connecting. The server was written to demonstrate the asynchronous I/O API in JDK 7. The sample assumes the reader has some familiarity with the subject matter. SETUP

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A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected it provides methods for reading writing from to the underlying socket It also contains a buffer of input read from the user DataReader provides the interface of the two states a user can be in Waiting for a it sends the user a string and waits for a response before changing the state to MessageReader MessageReader is the main state for a	client

A Simple Chat Server Example	INTRODUCTION

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected	user

Function Documentation

◆ name()

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected it provides methods for reading writing from to the underlying socket It also contains a buffer of input read from the user DataReader provides the interface of the two states a user can be in Waiting for a name	(	and not receiving any messages while doing	so,
		implemented by	NameReader
	)

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◆ socket()

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a socket ( "user" )

Referenced by com.realtime.crossfire.jxclient.server.crossfire.TestCrossfireServer::getInputStream().

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Variable Documentation

◆ client

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected it provides methods for reading writing from to the underlying socket It also contains a buffer of input read from the user DataReader provides the interface of the two states a user can be in Waiting for a it sends the user a string and waits for a response before changing the state to MessageReader MessageReader is the main state for a client

Definition at line 57 of file README.txt.

Referenced by MessageReader::beforeRead(), NameReader::beforeRead(), ChatServer::handleNewConnection(), MessageReader::onData(), NameReader::onData(), NameReader::onUserNameRead(), ChatServer::removeClient(), ClientReader::run(), NameReader::sendRemainingParts(), Client::writeMessageFrom(), and ChatServer::writeMessageToClients().

◆ INTRODUCTION

A Simple Chat Server Example INTRODUCTION

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This directory contains a very simple chat server

Definition at line 4 of file README.txt.

◆ user

A Simple Chat Server Example the server takes input from a it handles the startup and handles incoming connections on the listening sockets It keeps a list of connected client and provides methods for sending a message to them Client represents a connected user

Definition at line 44 of file README.txt.

Referenced by com.sun.jmx.examples.scandir.ScanManager::getDefaultConfigurationFileName(), and AclEdit::parseAceString().

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