rice.pastry.standard
Class StandardRouter

java.lang.Object
  rice.pastry.client.PastryAppl
      rice.pastry.standard.StandardRouter

All Implemented Interfaces:

Router

Direct Known Subclasses:

RapidRerouter

public class StandardRouter
extends PastryAppl
implements Router

An implementation of the standard Pastry routing algorithm.

Version:

$Id: StandardRouter.java 3822 2007-08-07 14:00:39Z jeffh $

Author:

Andrew Ladd, Rongmei Zhang/Y.Charlie Hu

Field Summary

protected java.util.Map<NodeHandle,java.lang.Long>	lastTimeSentRouteTablePatch We can end up causing a nasty feeback if we blast too many BRRs, so we're going to throttle.
protected int	ROUTE_TABLE_PATCH_THROTTLE

Fields inherited from class rice.pastry.client.PastryAppl

address, deserializer, instance, logger, options, receiver, thePastryNode

Constructor Summary

StandardRouter(PastryNode thePastryNode, MessageDispatch dispatch)
Constructor.

Method Summary

void	deliverToApplication(RouteMessage msg)
boolean	deliverWhenNotReady() Instructs the MessageDispatch how to behave when the PastryNode is not ready.
void	messageForAppl(Message msg) Called by pastry when a message arrives for this application.
void	receiveMessage(Message msg) Receive a message from a remote node.
void	route(RouteMessage rm)
boolean	routeMessage(RouteMessage rm) Routes the messages if the next hop has been set up.
protected void	sendTheMessage(RouteMessage rm, NodeHandle handle)

Methods inherited from class rice.pastry.client.PastryAppl

accept, canReceiveSocket, connect, destroy, enrouteMessage, finishReceiveSocket, getAddress, getDeserializer, getLeafSet, getNodeHandle, getNodeId, getRoutingTable, isClosest, leafSetChange, notifyReady, receiveMessageInternal, register, routeMsg, routeMsgDirect, routeSetChange, setDeserializer

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

ROUTE_TABLE_PATCH_THROTTLE

protected int ROUTE_TABLE_PATCH_THROTTLE

lastTimeSentRouteTablePatch

protected java.util.Map<NodeHandle,java.lang.Long> lastTimeSentRouteTablePatch

We can end up causing a nasty feeback if we blast too many BRRs, so we're going to throttle.

Constructor Detail

StandardRouter

public StandardRouter(PastryNode thePastryNode,
                      MessageDispatch dispatch)

Constructor.

Parameters:

rt - the routing table.

ls - the leaf set.

Method Detail

receiveMessage

public void receiveMessage(Message msg)

Receive a message from a remote node.

Overrides:

receiveMessage in class PastryAppl

Parameters:

msg - the message.

route

public void route(RouteMessage rm)

Specified by:

route in interface Router

routeMessage

public boolean routeMessage(RouteMessage rm)

Routes the messages if the next hop has been set up. Note, this once lived in the RouteMessaage

Parameters:

localId - the node id of the local node.

Returns:

true if the message got routed, false otherwise.

sendTheMessage

protected void sendTheMessage(RouteMessage rm,
                              NodeHandle handle)

deliverToApplication

public void deliverToApplication(RouteMessage msg)

deliverWhenNotReady

public boolean deliverWhenNotReady()

Description copied from class: PastryAppl

Instructs the MessageDispatch how to behave when the PastryNode is not ready. An application can override this method to return true if it wishes to receive messages before Pastry is ready(). Most applications should leave this as false, so that their application does not have inconsistent routing. However Pastry's protocols (such as the join protocol) need to receive messages before pastry is ready(). This is because they are attempting to make pastry ready().

Overrides:

deliverWhenNotReady in class PastryAppl

Returns:

false unless the node is a service

messageForAppl

public void messageForAppl(Message msg)

Description copied from class: PastryAppl

Called by pastry when a message arrives for this application.

Specified by:

messageForAppl in class PastryAppl

Parameters:

msg - the message that is arriving.