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    Calimero 2 - A library for KNX network access
    Copyright (c) 2006, 2024 B. Malinowsky

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package tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt;

import static tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt.Destination.State.Connecting;
import static tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt.Destination.State.Destroyed;
import static tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt.Destination.State.Disconnected;
import static tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt.Destination.State.OpenIdle;
import static tuwien.auto.calimero.mgmt.Destination.State.OpenWait;

import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock;

import tuwien.auto.calimero.IndividualAddress;
import tuwien.auto.calimero.internal.Executor;
import tuwien.auto.calimero.link.KNXLinkClosedException;

/**
 * Represents a transport layer logical connection destination.
 * 

* It keeps the settings used for communication with a destination and maintains the logical * connection state. In connection-oriented mode, a timer is used to detect the connection * timeout and send a disconnect.
* The actual layer 4 communication is done by a {@link TransportLayer} (the aggregator * for the destination) specified with the {@link AggregatorProxy}. *

* A destination object is usually created and maintained by a TransportLayer instance or * {@link ManagementClient} instance.
* If a destination is closed, it changes to state destroyed. After a destination got destroyed, it can't be used * for communication to that destination anymore, i.e., it's not possible to change the connection state. * * @author B. Malinowsky * @see TransportLayer * @see ManagementClient */ public class Destination implements AutoCloseable { /** * An aggregator proxy is associated with one destination and is supplied at the * creation of a new destination object. *

* Used by the owner of a destination handling the communication and used to modify * destination state and obtain internal connection settings. *

* By default, a proxy is created by a transport layer implementation. * * @author B. Malinowsky */ public static final class AggregatorProxy implements Runnable { private final TransportLayer aggr; private Destination d; Future future = CompletableFuture.completedFuture(Void.TYPE); /** * Creates a new aggregator proxy. * * @param aggregator the transport layer serving the destination associated with * this proxy and handles necessary transport layer communication */ public AggregatorProxy(final TransportLayer aggregator) { aggr = aggregator; } /** * Returns the destination associated with this proxy. *

* * @return the Destination */ public Destination getDestination() { return d; } /** * Returns the receive sequence number of the connection. * * @return sequence number, 0 <= number <= 15 */ public synchronized int getSeqReceive() { return d.seqRcv; } /** * Increments the receive sequence number by one. *

* The new sequence number is the next expected receive sequence number, with * increment on sequence number 15 resulting in 0. */ public synchronized void incSeqReceive() { d.seqRcv = ++d.seqRcv & 0x0f; } /** * Returns the send sequence number of the connection. * * @return sequence number, 0 <= number <= 15 */ public synchronized int getSeqSend() { return d.seqSend; } /** * Increments the send sequence number by one. *

* The new sequence number is the next expected send sequence number, with * increment on sequence number 15 resulting in 0. */ public synchronized void incSeqSend() { d.seqSend = ++d.seqSend & 0x0f; } /** * Restarts the connection timeout used for the destination connection. *

* This method is only used in connection oriented communication mode. * * @throws IllegalStateException if invoked on not connection oriented mode */ public void restartTimeout() { d.restartTimer(this); } /** * Sets a new destination connection state. *

* If necessary, the connection timeout for the destination is started, restarted * or deactivated according the state transition.
* If the state of destination is {@link State#Destroyed}, setting of a new * state is ignored. * * @param newState new destination state */ public void setState(final State newState) { d.setState(newState, this); } void setDestination(final Destination dst) { d = dst; } /** * The proxy acts as notifiable to the disconnect timer. If notified, the * connection timed out, and it will ensure the destination gets disconnected. */ @Override public void run() { // with keep-alive we do not disconnect on timeout if (d.alive) return; final State state = d.getState(); if (state != Disconnected && state != Destroyed) try { aggr.disconnect(d); } catch (final KNXLinkClosedException e) {} } } // idle timeout for a connection in milliseconds private static final int TIMEOUT = 6000; /** Destination state. */ public enum State { /** * Destination is destroyed. */ Destroyed, /** * Connection state is disconnected. */ Disconnected, /** * Connection state is connecting. */ Connecting, /** * Connection state is open and communication is in idle state. */ OpenIdle, /** * Connection state is open and communication is in waiting state for Layer 4 acknowledgment. */ OpenWait } static final int USER_REQUEST = 0; static final int REMOTE_ENDPOINT = 1; static final int LOCAL_ENDPOINT = 2; volatile int disconnectedBy = -1; private final TransportLayer tl; private final IndividualAddress addr; private volatile State state = Disconnected; private int seqRcv; private int seqSend; private final boolean co; private final boolean alive; // see 03/05/01 Resources: Verify Mode Control private final boolean verify; private final ReentrantLock lock = new ReentrantLock(true); /** * Creates a new destination, verify mode defaults to false and keep alive is not used. * * @param aggregator aggregator proxy to associate with this destination * @param remote KNX remote address specifying the connection destination * @param connectionOriented {@code true} for connection oriented mode, * {@code false} to use connectionless mode */ public Destination(final AggregatorProxy aggregator, final IndividualAddress remote, final boolean connectionOriented) { this(aggregator, remote, connectionOriented, false, false); } /** * Creates a new destination with all available destination connection settings. *

* Keep alive of a logical connection is only available in connection oriented mode, * in connectionless mode keep alive is always disabled.
* Implementation note: the keep alive option is not implemented by now and not * used by this destination. Nevertheless, it is set and might be queried using * {@link Destination#isKeepAlive()}.
* The verify mode refers to the verify mode control in application layer services and * specifies whether the specified destination to communicate with supports verified * writing of data. * * @param aggregator aggregator proxy to associate with this destination * @param remote KNX remote address specifying the connection destination * @param connectionOriented {@code true} for connection oriented mode, * {@code false} to use connectionless mode * @param keepAlive {@code true} to prevent a timing out of the logical * connection in connection oriented mode, {@code false} to use default * connection timeout * @param verifyMode {@code true} to indicate the destination has verify mode * enabled, {@code false} otherwise */ public Destination(final AggregatorProxy aggregator, final IndividualAddress remote, final boolean connectionOriented, final boolean keepAlive, final boolean verifyMode) { tl = aggregator.aggr; aggregator.setDestination(this); addr = remote; co = connectionOriented; alive = co ? keepAlive : false; verify = verifyMode; } /** * Returns the destination address. * * @return the destination individual address */ public final IndividualAddress getAddress() { return addr; } /** * Returns the state of this destination. * * @return destination state */ public final State getState() { return state; } /** * Returns whether this destination uses connection oriented mode or connectionless * mode. * * @return {@code true} for connection oriented mode, {@code false} * otherwise */ public final boolean isConnectionOriented() { return co; } /** * Returns whether keep alive of connection is specified. * * @return {@code true} if keep alive is specified and connection oriented mode * is used, {@code false} otherwise */ public final boolean isKeepAlive() { return alive; } /** * Returns whether verify mode is supported by the destination. * * @return {@code true} for verify mode enabled, {@code false} otherwise */ public final boolean isVerifyMode() { return verify; } /** * Destroys this destination. *

* If the connection state is connected, it will be disconnected. The connection state * is set to {@link State#Destroyed}. The associated transport layer is notified through * {@link TransportLayer#destroyDestination(Destination)}.
* On an already destroyed destination, no action is performed. */ public void destroy() { lock.lock(); try { if (state == Destroyed) return; if (state != Disconnected) try { tl.disconnect(this); } catch (final KNXLinkClosedException e) { // we already should've been destroyed on catching this exception } setState(Destroyed, null); } finally { lock.unlock(); } tl.destroyDestination(this); } @Override public void close() { destroy(); } @Override public String toString() { String s = "destination " + addr + " (" + tl.getName() + ") "; if (state == Destroyed) return s + getStateString(); // keep-alive and detailed state only apply in CO mode if (co) s = s + getStateString() + ", conn.-oriented," + (alive ? "" : " no") + " keep-alive, "; else s = s + "connectionless, "; return s + (verify ? "" : "no") + " verify mode"; } // required for extended property services private volatile int[] interfaceObjectList; // not present if property was never queried, returned list is empty if device does not keep an object list Optional interfaceObjectList() { final var ioList = interfaceObjectList; return ioList == null ? Optional.empty() : Optional.of(ioList.clone()); } void setInterfaceObjectList(final int[] ioList) { interfaceObjectList = ioList.clone(); } private volatile int maxApduLength; final Optional maxApduLength() { final int max = maxApduLength; return max == 0 ? Optional.empty() : Optional.of(max); } final void maxApduLength(final int max) { maxApduLength = max; } int getDisconnectedBy() { return disconnectedBy; } private String getStateString() { return state.name(); } private void setState(final State newState, final AggregatorProxy notify) { lock.lock(); try { if (state == Destroyed) return; state = newState; if (state == Connecting) { seqSend = 0; seqRcv = 0; } else if (state == OpenIdle) restartTimer(notify); else if (state == OpenWait) restartTimer(notify); else if (state == Disconnected) { remove(notify); // required for server-side, otherwise server would expect old sequence and return NAK seqSend = 0; seqRcv = 0; } else if (state == Destroyed && notify != null) // destroy() calls us with notify = null, skip it remove(notify); } finally { lock.unlock(); } } private void restartTimer(final AggregatorProxy notify) { if (!co) throw new IllegalStateException("no timer if not connection oriented"); lock.lock(); try { if (state == Destroyed) return; remove(notify); notify.future = Executor.scheduledExecutor().schedule(notify, TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS); } finally { lock.unlock(); } } private static void remove(final Runnable notify) { final Future future = ((AggregatorProxy) notify).future; future.cancel(false); } }





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