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Server Overview |
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The Room Server service consists of a number of objects that work together to route messages to either the command and control interface on the server itself, or to other peers.
The NetworkScene
itself does not create any connections.
In the Ubiq sample code, the RoomClient
is responsible for making the initial connection to the rendezvous server. The RoomClient
has a pre-shared IP and port, which it assumes points to an endpoint with a Room Server running. The Ubiq server Nexus runs a RoomServer
.
When RoomClient
starts up, it instructs the NetworkScene
to make the connection. The underlying connection may be over TCP, WebSockets, or any other supported protocol. Once established the NetworkScene
will assume it can be used to exchange Ubiq messages however.
On the server, new connections are wrapped with a RoomPeer
object. The RoomPeer
is able to parse Ubiq messages. It also has references to the global RoomServer
object. The RoomPeer
acts as a gatekeeper. It parses messages intended for the RoomServer
and calls the appropriate APIs. Other messages it forwards to the Room it is a member of.
The APIs it invokes in response to RoomClient
messages will cause the RoomServer
object to move the RoomPeer
between different rooms (or remove it from all rooms).