/**
* Construct an RPC server.
*
* @param protocolClass - the protocol being registered can be null for compatibility with old
* usage (see below for details)
* @param protocolImpl the protocol impl that will be called
* @param conf the configuration to use
* @param bindAddress the address to bind on to listen for connection
* @param port the port to listen for connections on
* @param numHandlers the number of method handler threads to run
* @param verbose whether each call should be logged
*/
public Server(
Class<?> protocolClass,
Object protocolImpl,
Configuration conf,
String bindAddress,
int port,
int numHandlers,
int numReaders,
int queueSizePerHandler,
boolean verbose,
SecretManager<? extends TokenIdentifier> secretManager,
String portRangeConfig)
throws IOException {
super(
bindAddress,
port,
null,
numHandlers,
numReaders,
queueSizePerHandler,
conf,
classNameBase(protocolImpl.getClass().getName()),
secretManager,
portRangeConfig);
this.verbose = verbose;
Class<?>[] protocols;
if (protocolClass == null) { // derive protocol from impl
/*
* In order to remain compatible with the old usage where a single
* target protocolImpl is suppled for all protocol interfaces, and
* the protocolImpl is derived from the protocolClass(es)
* we register all interfaces extended by the protocolImpl
*/
protocols = RPC.getProtocolInterfaces(protocolImpl.getClass());
} else {
if (!protocolClass.isAssignableFrom(protocolImpl.getClass())) {
throw new IOException(
"protocolClass "
+ protocolClass
+ " is not implemented by protocolImpl which is of class "
+ protocolImpl.getClass());
}
// register protocol class and its super interfaces
registerProtocolAndImpl(RPC.RpcKind.RPC_WRITABLE, protocolClass, protocolImpl);
protocols = RPC.getProtocolInterfaces(protocolClass);
}
for (Class<?> p : protocols) {
if (!p.equals(VersionedProtocol.class)) {
registerProtocolAndImpl(RPC.RpcKind.RPC_WRITABLE, p, protocolImpl);
}
}
}
