that throw low level exceptions. The specific case I
saw for this was "An existing connection was forcibly
closed by the remote host" IOException. Without this
new handling, SM continually tried to send the connection
its data.
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the address instead of the socket... since they all share
the same socket anyway and the datagram sockets don't
have useful toString()s.
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thread. Most of the time UDP packets go right out
but not always... depending on the network layer it can
take a couple of milliseconds. And that's alot when
you're blasting packets out to a dozen users 20 times
a second.
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to make sure that the connection closed change event
only goes out once.
Added some additional logging to the endpoint closings.
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in real life.
Fixed a subtle bug with the UDP endpoints where they weren't
getting propery closed. This manifested as the endpoints
still getting broadcasts even after Server no longer knew
about them.
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if there are events to deal with. This wasn't a big
deal for connects because there's always an accompanying
message but for disconnects we wouldn't get events until
the next message came through. Always meant to go back
and fix it and now I have. Note: this is because our
adapters use a single thread for pulling envelopes off
and for dispatching connection events.
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last minute shifts in APIs. Anyway, outbound TCP
broadcasts work again and are more efficient since the
Kernel callers can better control when their message
buffers are copied (in this case it isn't necessary so
we save a buffer copy).
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way made the caller specify a local port due to an unusually
persistent bit of ancient lore lodged in my brain.
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that can optionally flush the queued messages. Modified
DefaultServer to close-with-flush when kicking a client
so that the disconnect message actually gets to them.
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winded and erroneous comment now that we have point-to-point
connections again.
Also committing the other classes to which I started adding
game name and version... unfinished but needed for the other
fix.
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left a really big comment as to why. It's sort of
too bad but not that big of a deal.
Now clients can connect to 'localhost' and still
receive UDP packets.
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Deprecated the methods on the old Message class
that are truly dangerous in the new version since
they always return null.
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the SM module that simply routes raw bytes over
transports, hiding the particular transport implementation
and threading model.
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PSp..om