All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Demonstrates how to connect to a local MySQL server.
A multi-threaded unix socket server that implements a TCP-style character generator compliant
with RFC864.
A demo program to configure and run several
AFSocket client demos from the command line.Just a helper class to simplify controlling the demo from the command line.
Echos any incoming data.
A multi-threaded unix socket server that simply echoes all input, byte per byte.
A very simple "hello world" service.
The implementation of the very simple
HelloWorld service.Apache Mina-based Time server, modified to use junixsocket.
Creates a
NanoHTTPD server, bound to /tmp/junixsocket-http-server.sock.A multi-threaded unix socket server that simply reads all input, byte per byte, not doing
anything else with it.
Connects to
/tmp/junixsocket-http-server.sock and performs an http request over that
socket, using the OkHttp HTTP client library.Connects to TIPC service 8080.1 and performs an HTTP request over that socket, using the
OkHttp HTTP client library.
Demonstrates how to connect to a local PostgreSQL server via unix sockets.
A client that just reads and echoes the data to stdout.
A client that reads the contents of file descriptors that are sent as ancillary messages.
A simple bidirectional Unix socket client that reads from/writes to stdin/stdout.
A multi-threaded unix socket server that simply reads all input, byte per byte, not doing
anything else with it.
A simple RMI client.
A simple RMI client.
A very simple RMI server.
A simple demo client.
A simple demo server.
A demo program to configure and run several
SocketServer demos from the command line.A simple SSL demo client.
SSL-over-UNIX sockets demo.
A simple SSL demo server.
Demonstrates how to read files via FileDescriptors that are exchanged via RMI.
Demonstrates how to read/write files via FileDescriptors that are exchanged via RMI.
The
StreamServer's RMI service.An implementation of
StreamService.A very simple "world" service.
The implementation of the very simple
World service.A multi-threaded unix socket server that simply writes null-bytes, and does not attempt to read
anything.