For instance, application-level firewall rules can be injected into all uses of Netty within an application, without making changes to such uses that are otherwise outside the purview of the application code, such as 3rd-party libraries.
Channel initializer extensions are not enabled by default, because of their power to influence Netty
pipelines across libraries, frameworks, and use-cases.
Extensions must be explicitly enabled by setting the io.netty.bootstrap.extensions to serviceload.
All channel initializer extensions that are available on the classpath will be
service-loaded and used by all AbstractBootstrap subclasses.
Note that this feature will not work for Netty uses that are shaded and relocated into other libraries. The classes in a relocated Netty library are technically distinct and incompatible types. This means the service-loader in non-relocated Netty will not see types from a relocated Netty, and vice versa.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
| public static final String | EXTENSIONS_SYSTEM_PROPERTY
The name of the system property that control initializer extensions. |
| Access | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
| public |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
| public void | postInitializeClientChannel(Channel
The channel that was initialized. channel)Called by |
| public void | postInitializeServerChildChannel(Channel
The channel that was initialized. channel)Called by |
| public void | postInitializeServerListenerChannel(ServerChannel
The channel that was initialized. channel)Called by |
| public double |
| EXTENSIONS_SYSTEM_PROPERTY | back to summary |
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| public static final String EXTENSIONS_SYSTEM_PROPERTY The name of the system property that control initializer extensions. These extensions can potentially be a security liability, so they are disabled by default.
To enable the extensions, application operators can explicitly opt in by setting this system property to the
value
To load and log (at INFO level) all available extensions without actually running them, set this system property
to the value | |
| ChannelInitializerExtension | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public ChannelInitializerExtension() | |
| postInitializeClientChannel | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public void postInitializeClientChannel(Channel channel) Called by The method is allowed to modify the handlers in the pipeline, the channel attributes, or the channel options. The method must refrain from doing any I/O, or from closing the channel. Override this method to add your own callback logic. The default implementation does nothing.
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| postInitializeServerChildChannel | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public void postInitializeServerChildChannel(Channel channel) Called by The method is allowed to modify the handlers in the pipeline, the channel attributes, or the channel options. The method must refrain from doing any I/O, or from closing the channel. Override this method to add your own callback logic. The default implementation does nothing.
| |
| postInitializeServerListenerChannel | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public void postInitializeServerListenerChannel(ServerChannel channel) Called by The method is allowed to modify the handlers in the pipeline, the channel attributes, or the channel options. The method must refrain from doing any I/O, or from closing the channel. Override this method to add your own callback logic. The default implementation does nothing.
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| priority | back to summary |
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| public double priority() Get the "priority" of this extension. If multiple extensions are avilable, then they will be called in their priority order, from lowest to highest.
Implementers are encouraged to pick a number between Extensions with lower priority will get called first, while extensions with greater priority may be able to observe the effects of extensions with lesser priority. Note that if multiple extensions have the same priority, then their relative order will be unpredictable. As such, implementations should always take into consideration that other extensions might be called before or after them.
Override this method to specify your own priority.
The default implementation just returns
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