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envoy/src/main/java/envoy/server/net/ObjectWriteProxy.java

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package envoy.server.net;
import java.io.IOException;
import com.jenkov.nioserver.Message;
import com.jenkov.nioserver.WriteProxy;
import envoy.util.SerializationUtils;
/**
* This class defines methods to send an object to a client.<br>
* <br>
* Project: <strong>envoy-server-standalone</strong><br>
* File: <strong>ObjectWriteProxy.java</strong><br>
* Created: <strong>04.01.2020</strong><br>
*
* @author Kai S. K. Engelbart
* @since Envoy Server Standalone v0.1-alpha
*/
public class ObjectWriteProxy {
private final WriteProxy writeProxy;
/**
* Creates an instance of @link{ObjectWriteProxy}.
*
* @param writeProxy the {@link WriteProxy} to write objects to another client
* @since Envoy Server Standalone v0.1-alpha
*/
public ObjectWriteProxy(WriteProxy writeProxy) { this.writeProxy = writeProxy; }
/**
* @param recipientSocketId the socket id of the recipient
* @param obj the object to return to the client
* @throws IOException if the serialization of the object failed
* @since Envoy Server Standalone v0.1-alpha
*/
public void write(long recipientSocketId, Object obj) throws IOException {
// Create message targeted at the client
Message response = writeProxy.getMessage();
response.socketId = recipientSocketId;
// Serialize object to byte array
byte[] objBytes = SerializationUtils.writeToByteArray(obj);
// Acquire object length in bytes
byte[] objLen = SerializationUtils.intToBytes(objBytes.length);
response.writeToMessage(objLen);
response.writeToMessage(objBytes);
writeProxy.enqueue(response);
}
}