ostore.inner
Class TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg

java.lang.Object
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All Implemented Interfaces:

QueueElementIF, QuickSerializable

public class TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg

extends Object

implements QueueElementIF, QuickSerializable

Indicate that the desired timed heartbeat request cannot be fufilled. N.B.: this is only a hint. As far as you know, it could come from anyone. This weirdness is because the main reason for rejecting a timed heartbeat request is that we don't currently have an appropriate heartbeat, and we don't want to generate a signature in order to get one (since that would require an expensive Byzantine agreement). Likewise, generating a verifiable response would also require an agreement. Thus this message is just a hint. If you want a definite response, use a LatestHeartbeatReqMsg. That's what it's there for.

Field Summary

SecureHash	aguid
QSDate	min_date
boolean	need_vguid

Constructor Summary

TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg(InputBuffer buffer)

TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg(TimedHeartbeatReqMsg req)

Method Summary

void	serialize(OutputBuffer buffer) Add the object to the buffer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

aguid

public SecureHash aguid

min_date

public QSDate min_date

need_vguid

public boolean need_vguid

Constructor Detail

TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg

public TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg(TimedHeartbeatReqMsg req)

TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg

public TimedHeartbeatRejectMsg(InputBuffer buffer)
                        throws QSException

Method Detail

serialize

public void serialize(OutputBuffer buffer)

Description copied from interface: QuickSerializable

Add the object to the buffer.

Specified by:

serialize in interface QuickSerializable

Parameters:

buffer - the output buffer to add the object to