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/**
*
*/
package org.mobicents.protocols.ss7.mtp;
import java.util.Arrays;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.mobicents.protocols.ss7.mtp.util.MTPUtility;
/**
* This class is defined to allow Dialogic like communication with mtp3 layer - dialogic expects fully formed Mtp3 message in
* byte[]. So we need to create and retain back route header for incoming data(and have one forged for outgoing for newly
* created sessions)!.
*
* @author baranowb
*
*/
public class RoutingLabel {
private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(RoutingLabel.class);
// used for forging mtp3 message,
private byte[] mtp3Header;
public RoutingLabel(int opc, int dpc, int sls, int si, int ssi) {
super();
this.mtp3Header = new byte[5];
MTPUtility.writeRoutingLabel(mtp3Header, si, ssi, sls, dpc, opc);
}
/**
* Constructor takes buffer, which should be atleast 5 bytes.
*
* @param buffer
*/
public RoutingLabel(byte[] buffer) {
super();
if (buffer == null || buffer.length < 5) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException();
}
this.mtp3Header = buffer;
}
public RoutingLabel() {
this.mtp3Header = new byte[5];
}
/**
* Expects MTP3 MSU, it extracts routing labels and stores inside byte[], which can be copied directly after its created.
* This method switches opc and dpc - so stored routing label is ready to be used in answer message.
*
* @param data
*/
public void setBackRouteHeader(byte[] data) {
// here in data is whole message, we want first 5 bytes!
int thisPointCode = Mtp3.dpc(data, 1);
int remotePointCode = Mtp3.opc(data, 1);
int sls = Mtp3.sls(data, 1);
int si = Mtp3.si(data);
int ssi = Mtp3.ssi(data);
// this.mtp3Header = new byte[5];
MTPUtility.writeRoutingLabel(mtp3Header, si, ssi, sls, remotePointCode, thisPointCode);
if (logger.isInfoEnabled()) {
logger.info("DPC[" + remotePointCode + "] OPC[" + thisPointCode + "] SLS[" + sls + "] SI[" + si + "] SSI[" + ssi
+ "] Label" + Arrays.toString(mtp3Header));
}
}
/**
* @return the mtp3Header
*/
public byte[] getBackRouteHeader() {
return mtp3Header;
}
}