Examples of MapRequestMessage

net.tomp2p.natpmp.MapRequestMessage
This class manages an External Address message. This class is thread-safe. After instantiation, this class may be added to the message queue on the {@link NatPmpDevice}. It is important to remove the mapping before shutdown of the {@link NatPmpDevice}. Refer to the parameters of {@link #MapRequestMessage(boolean,int,int,long,com.hoodcomputing.natpmp.MessageResponseInterface) }for details of how to perform this. @author flszen
org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.sharedstate.common.messages.MapRequestMessage
Request a map with the given name @author jkaplan

Examples of net.tomp2p.natpmp.MapRequestMessage

   */
  public boolean mapPMP(final int internalPortUDP, final int internalPortTCP, final int externalPortUDP,
          final int externalPortTCP) throws NatPmpException {
    InetAddress gateway = Gateway.getIP();
    pmpDevice = new NatPmpDevice(gateway);
    MapRequestMessage mapTCP = new MapRequestMessage(true, internalPortTCP, externalPortTCP, Integer.MAX_VALUE,
            null);
    MapRequestMessage mapUDP = new MapRequestMessage(false, internalPortUDP, externalPortUDP, Integer.MAX_VALUE,
            null);
    pmpDevice.enqueueMessage(mapTCP);
    pmpDevice.enqueueMessage(mapUDP);
    pmpDevice.waitUntilQueueEmpty();
    // UDP is nice to have, but we need TCP

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.sharedstate.common.messages.MapRequestMessage

     * Initialize the map by reading in all the keys. This method blocks
     * until the server has sent us the keys for this map.
     */
    private void doInit() {
        try {
            ResponseMessage rm = channel.sendAndWait(new MapRequestMessage(getName()));
            if (rm instanceof MapResponseMessage) {
                MapResponseMessage mrm = (MapResponseMessage) rm;
                backing.initialize(mrm.getVersion(), mrm.getKeys());
            } else {
                throw new IllegalStateException("Bad response to map request: " +

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