jssmp is a Java implementation of the Stupid-Simple Messaging Protocol.
BSD 3-clause, see accompanying LICENSE file.
// given: SSLEngine sslEngine;
SSMPClient c = new SSMPClient("localhost", 1234, new HashedWheelTimer(),
new NioClientSocketChannelFactory(), () -> new SslHandler(sslEngine),
e -> System.out.println("event: " + e));
c.connect(SSMPIdentifier.fromInternal("foo"),
SSMPIdentifier.fromInternal("secret"), "NotARealSecret",
new ConnectionListener() {
@Override public void connected() { System.out.println("connected"); }
@Override public void disconnected() { System.out.println("disconnected"); }
});
SSMPResponse r = c.request(SSMPRequest.ucast(SSMPIdentifier.fromInternal("bar"),
"Hello World!")).get();
System.out.println("response: " + r);
// given: SSLEngine sslEngine;
SSMPServer s = new SSMPServer(new InetSocketAddress("localhost", 1234),
new HashedWheelTimer(), new NioServerSocketChannelFactory(),
() -> new SslHandler(sslEngine),
new Authenticator() {
@Override public boolean authenticate(SSMPIdentifier id, SSMPIdentifier scheme, String cred) {
return scheme.toString().equals("secret") && cred.equals("NotARealSecret");
}
@Override public ChannelBuffer unauthorized() {
return ChannelBuffers.wrappedBuffer("401 secret\n".getBytes(StandardCharsets.US_ASCII));
}
});
s.start();
The server implementation was written for in-process integration testing. It did not go through the kind of extensive testing and optimization required to be considered production-quality.