Package org.jivesoftware.openfire.session

Interface OutgoingServerSession

  • All Superinterfaces:
    ChannelHandler<org.xmpp.packet.Packet>, RoutableChannelHandler, ServerSession, Session
    All Known Implementing Classes:
    LocalOutgoingServerSession, RemoteOutgoingServerSession
    public interface OutgoingServerSession
extends ServerSession
    Server-to-server communication is done using two TCP connections between the servers. One connection is used for sending packets while the other connection is used for receiving packets. The OutgoingServerSession represents the connection to a remote server that will only be used for sending packets.

    Once the connection has been established with the remote server and at least a domain has been authenticated then a new route will be added to the routing table for this connection. For optimization reasons the same outgoing connection will be used even if the remote server has several hostnames. However, different routes will be created in the routing table for each hostname of the remote server.

    Author:
    Gaston Dombiak

    • Method Detail

      • authenticateSubdomain

        boolean authenticateSubdomain​(@Nonnull
                              DomainPair domainPair)
        Authenticates a subdomain of this server with the specified remote server over an existing outgoing connection. If the existing session was using server dialback then a new db:result is going to be sent to the remote server. But if the existing session was TLS+SASL based then just assume that the subdomain was authenticated by the remote server.
        Parameters:
        domainPair - the local (sub) and remote domain for which authentication is to be established.
        Returns:
        True if the domain was authenticated by the remote server.

      • checkOutgoingDomainPair

        boolean checkOutgoingDomainPair​(@Nonnull
                                DomainPair domainPair)
        Checks to see if a pair of domains has previously been authenticated. Since domains are authenticated as pairs, authenticating A->B does not imply anything about A-->C or D->B.
        Parameters:
        domainPair - the local and remote domain for which the check is executed.
        Returns:
        True if the pair of domains has been authenticated.

      • addOutgoingDomainPair

        void addOutgoingDomainPair​(@Nonnull
                           DomainPair domainPair)
        Marks a domain pair as being authenticated.
        Parameters:
        domainPair - the local and remote domain for which authentication has been established.

      • getOutgoingDomainPairs

        Collection<DomainPair> getOutgoingDomainPairs()
        Obtains all authenticated domain pairs. Most callers should avoid accessing this and use a simple check as above.
        Returns:
        collection of authenticated DomainPairs