public class NewClientReadHandler extends Object implements ReadHandler, ClientMessageBuilder.MessageHandler
ReadHandler for the new-client. It passes the ByteBuffer to the ClientMessageBuilder. For each
 constructed ClientMessage, the handleMessage(ClientMessage) is called; which passes the message
 to the IOService.handleClientMessage(ClientMessage, Connection).
 Probably the design can be simplified if the IOService would expose a method getMessageHandler; so we
 don't need to let the NewClientReadHandler act like the MessageHandler, but directly send to the right
 data-structure.NewClientWriteHandler| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
| NewClientReadHandler(Connection connection,
                    IOService ioService) | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| void | handleMessage(ClientMessage message)Received message to be processed | 
| void | onRead(ByteBuffer src)A callback to indicate that data is available in the ByteBuffer to be processed. | 
public NewClientReadHandler(Connection connection, IOService ioService) throws IOException
IOExceptionpublic void onRead(ByteBuffer src) throws Exception
ReadHandleronRead in interface ReadHandlersrc - the ByteBuffer containing the data to read. The ByteBuffer is already in reading mode and when completed,
            should not be converted to write-mode using clear/compact. That is a task of the SocketReader.Exception - if something fails while reading data from the ByteBuffer or processing the data
                   (e.g. when a Packet fails to get processed). When an exception is thrown, the TcpIpConnection
                   is closed. There is no point continuing with a potentially corrupted stream.public void handleMessage(ClientMessage message)
ClientMessageBuilder.MessageHandlerhandleMessage in interface ClientMessageBuilder.MessageHandlermessage - the ClientMessageCopyright © 2015 Hazelcast, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.