Transport
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object Transport
| package transport
The control panel for the Transport.
Read a message from the transport.
Write req to this transport; the returned future
acknowledges write completion.
The locally bound address of this transport.
The locally bound address of this transport.
(Since version 2017-08-21) Please use Transport.context.localAddress instead
The channel closed with the given exception.
The channel closed with the given exception. This is the same exception you would get if attempting to read or write on the Transport, but this allows clients to listen to close events.
(Since version 2017-08-21) Please use Transport.context.onClose instead
The peer certificate if a TLS session is established.
The peer certificate if a TLS session is established.
(Since version 2017-08-21) Please use Transport.context.peerCertificate instead
The remote address to which the transport is connected.
The remote address to which the transport is connected.
(Since version 2017-08-21) Please use Transport.context.remoteAddress instead
The status of this transport; see com.twitter.finagle.Status for status definitions.
The status of this transport; see com.twitter.finagle.Status for status definitions.
(Since version 2017-08-21) Please use Transport.context.status instead
Maps this transport to Transport[In1, Out2].
Maps this transport to Transport[In1, Out2]. Note, exceptions
in f and g are lifted to a com.twitter.util.Future.
The function applied to writes input.
The function applied to the result of a read
A transport is a representation of a stream of objects that may be read from and written to asynchronously. Transports are connected to some endpoint, typically via a channel pipeline that performs encoding and decoding.