/**
* Call when the ports might have changed
* The transports can call this pretty quickly at startup,
* which can have multiple UPnP threads running at once, but
* that should be ok.
*/
public void update(Set<TransportManager.Port> ports) {
if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
_log.debug("UPnP Update with " + ports.size() + " ports");
//synchronized(this) {
// TODO
// called too often and may block for too long
// may not have started if net was disconnected previously
//if (!_isRunning && !ports.isEmpty())
// start();
if (!_isRunning)
return;
//}
Set<ForwardPort> forwards = new HashSet<ForwardPort>(ports.size());
for (TransportManager.Port entry : ports) {
String style = entry.style;
int port = entry.port;
int protocol = -1;
if ("SSU".equals(style))
protocol = ForwardPort.PROTOCOL_UDP_IPV4;
else if ("NTCP".equals(style))
protocol = ForwardPort.PROTOCOL_TCP_IPV4;
else
continue;
if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
_log.debug("Adding: " + style + " " + port);
ForwardPort fp = new ForwardPort(style, false, protocol, port);
forwards.add(fp);
}
// non-blocking
_upnp.onChangePublicPorts(forwards, _upnpCallback);
}
