CMJavaSocketBridge

##Overview

##Installation JSBHandler uses jQuery for event distribution, so the first order of business is to include jQuery latest in you html file. Right after jQuery be sure to reference the JSBHandler javascript.

<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js"></script> <!-- jQuery -->
<script src="../js/jsbhandler.js"></script> <!-- JSBHandler -->

The handler is looking for the Java Applet that comes with this library. Put it somewhere in the body of your html document, like this:

<applet id="CMJavaSocketBridge" archive="../path/to/CMJavaSocketBridge.jar" code=com.cmexc.socketbridge.CMJSocketBridge.class width="1" height="1" mayscript></applet>

That's it! :) Now you can start using the handler. ##Usage Instantiate the handler:

var handler = jsb.handler();

Setup a client:

var client = handler.registerClient("name", "host", port);

###Events ####JSBHandler events

• ready listen for callback:

$(handler).on('ready', function() { ... });

Cause: Ready event is triggered when the Java Applet finished initializing and is ready for registering clients and creating connections.

• clientRegistered listen for callback:

$(handler).on('clientRegistered', function(event, client) { ... });

Cause: Registered event is triggered when the Java Applet finished the setup of the client object and client thread.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object client - a reference to the JSBClient Object that has been setup.

• error listen for callback:

$(handler).on('error', function(event, error) { ... });

Cause: Error is triggered, whenever the Java Applet encounters an error.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object error - array with [ errMessage, data ]

NOTE: data can be either a javascript literal object or the string representation of the message of an exception from the Java Applet. Value depends on origin of the error itself. Examples for error messages:

• connecting
• registering a client with duplicate ID

####JSBClient events

• error listen for callback:

$(handler).on('error', function(event, error) { ... });

Cause: Error is triggered, whenever the dedicated client thread in the Java Applet fails in any way.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object error - array with [ errMessage, data ]

NOTE: data can be either a javascript literal object or the string representation of the message of an exception from the Java Applet. Value depends on origin of the error itself. Examples for error messages:

• IO exception during socket read/write
• remote host closed connection
• failed to connect to host
• failed to send packet

• connected listen for callback:

$(handler).on('connected', function() { ... });

Cause: Connected event is triggered when the Java Applet's dedicated client thread successfully connected to the remote host.

• disconnected listen for callback:

$(handler).on('disconnected', function() { ... });

Cause: Disconnected event is triggered when remote socket has reset the connection or a network failure has occurred, or even when the client has disconnected gracefully.

• failedToConnect listen for callback:

$(handler).on('failedToConnect', function(event, reason) { ... });

Cause: FailedToConnect event is triggered when a connect method in Java Applet fails.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object reason - the reason why connection establishment failed

• readData listen for callback:

$(handler).on('readData', function(event, data) { ... });

Cause: ReadData event is triggered when the dedicated client thread in the Java Applet receives data from the remote host.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object data - the data received from the remote host

• sentData listen for callback:

$(handler).on('sentData', function(event, data) { ... });

Cause: SentData event is triggered when the dedicated client thread in the Java Applet successfully sent the data to the remote host.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object data - the data sent to the remote host

• failedToWriteData listen for callback:

$(handler).on('failedToWriteData', function(event, data) { ... });

Cause: FailedToWriteData event is triggered when the dedicated client thread in the Java Applet fails to write data to the remote host.

Parameters: event - jQuery event Object data - the data which has failed to be sent

###Available Methods ####JSBHandler methods

• getState()
• registerClient(clientID, host, port)
• getClient(clientID)

####JSBClient methods

• getInfo()
• connect()
• disconnect()
• send(data)
• connectionTime()

NOTE: TCP Send/Receive Behaviour Customization Java Applet currently uses println() and .readLine() methods when sending packets to or receiving packet from the remote host. To change this behaviour, you have to edit the BaseClient.java and ClientModel.java files, then you have to compile and sign the Java Applet yourself.

##License CMJavaSocketBridge is under MIT license so feel free to use it!

##Author Made by Customized Excellence Studio LLC. If you have any question, feel free to drop us a line at [email protected]