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Package dk.i1.diameter.node

Diameter node classes.

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Description

Interface Summary
ConnectionListener	A connection setup/tear-down observer.
MessageDispatcher	A incoming message dispatcher.
NodeValidator	Validate peers and their claimed capabilities The implementations of NodeValidator handle the verification that we know the node(s) when they connect, and calculate the resulting capabilities/roles we allow the nodes.

Class Summary
Capability	A bag of supported/allowed applications.
ConnectionKey	A connection identifier.
DefaultNodeValidator	Default node validator.
Node	A Diameter node.
NodeManager	A Node manager.
NodeSettings	Configuration for a node.
NodeSettings.PortRange	A port range
NodeValidator.AuthenticationResult
Peer	A Diameter peer.
RelevantSCTPAuthInfo	Peer authentication information (SCTP).
SimpleSyncClient	A simple Diameter client that support synchronous request-answer calls.

Enum Summary
Peer.TransportProtocol

Exception Summary
ConnectionTimeoutException	ConnectionTimeout exception.
EmptyHostNameException	A peer hostname was empty.
InvalidSettingException	Invalid NodeSettings exception.
NotAnAnswerException	A message was not an answer This exception is thrown when trying to send a Message with a sendAnswer() or forwardAnswer() method but the message was marked as a request.
NotARequestException	A message was not a request.
NotProxiableException	A message was not proxiable.
NotRoutableException	A message was not routable.
StaleConnectionException	A reference to a closed connection was detected.
UnsupportedTransportProtocolException	Unsupported transport protocol exception.
UnsupportedURIException	Thrown when giving `Peer.Peer(URI)` or `Peer.fromURIString(String)` an unsupported URI.

Diameter node classes. This package contains classes for dealing with and implementing Diameter nodes.

How to create a node:

The first step in creating a Diameter Node is creating a set of capabilities. This is later on used for negotiating with peers. The capability set includes supported applications and vendor-IDs.
The next step is creating a NodeSettings instance. A NodeSettings instance specifies the settings for your node including the capabilities, host-ID, etc.
Then you are ready to create a Node, and NodeManager or SessionManager.