Examples of net.tomp2p.message.Message.version()

net.tomp2p.message.Message.version()
Returns the version, which is 32bit. Each application can choose and version to not intefere with other applications @return The application version that uses this P2P framework

              "There are no PeerSocketAdresses available for this relayed Peer. This should not be possible!");
    }
    // we need to make a copy of the original message
    Message rconMessage = new Message();
    rconMessage.sender(message.sender());
    rconMessage.version(message.version());
    // store the message id in the payload to get the cached message later
    rconMessage.intValue(message.messageId());
    // the message must have set the keepAlive Flag true. If not, the relay
    // peer will close the PeerConnection to the unreachable peer.
    rconMessage.keepAlive(true);

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      }


      // this message is sent to the relay peer to initiate the rcon setup
      private Message createSetupMessage(final PeerAddress relayPeerAddress, final PeerAddress unreachablePeerAddress) {
        Message setUpMessage = new Message();
        setUpMessage.version(MESSAGE_VERSION);
        setUpMessage.sender(peer.peerAddress());
        setUpMessage.recipient(relayPeerAddress.changePeerId(unreachablePeerAddress.peerId()));
        setUpMessage.command(RPC.Commands.RCON.getNr());
        setUpMessage.type(Type.REQUEST_1);
        // setUpMessage.keepAlive(true);

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        replyMessage.recipientSocket(requestMessage.recipientSocket());
        replyMessage.recipient(requestMessage.sender());
        replyMessage.sender(peerAddress);
        replyMessage.command(requestMessage.command());
        replyMessage.type(replyType);
        replyMessage.version(requestMessage.version());
        replyMessage.messageId(requestMessage.messageId());
        replyMessage.udp(requestMessage.isUdp());
        return replyMessage;
    }

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