def __init__(self, parent, clid, url, interfaceName):
self.broker = parent
self.clid = clid
self.url = url
self.interfaceName = interfaceName
self.interface = getRemoteInterfaceByName(interfaceName)
self.received_count = 0
self.ref = None
def __init__(self, parent, clid, url, interfaceName):
self.broker = parent
self.clid = clid
# TODO: the remote end sends us a global URL, when really it should
# probably send us a per-Tub name, which can can then concatenate to
# their TubID if/when we pass it on to others. By accepting a full
# URL, we give them the ability to sort-of spoof others. We could
# check that url.startswith(broker.remoteTub.baseURL), but the Right
# Way is to just not have them send the base part in the first place.
# I haven't yet made this change because I'm not yet positive it
# would work.. how exactly does the base url get sent, anyway? What
# about Tubs visible through multiple names?
self.url = url
self.interfaceName = interfaceName
self.interface = getRemoteInterfaceByName(interfaceName)
self.received_count = 0
self.ref = None
def __init__(self, parent, clid, url, interfaceName):
self.broker = parent
self.clid = clid
# TODO: the remote end sends us a global URL, when really it should
# probably send us a per-Tub name, which can can then concatenate to
# their TubID if/when we pass it on to others. By accepting a full
# URL, we give them the ability to sort-of spoof others. We could
# check that url.startswith(broker.remoteTub.baseURL), but the Right
# Way is to just not have them send the base part in the first place.
# I haven't yet made this change because I'm not yet positive it
# would work.. how exactly does the base url get sent, anyway? What
# about Tubs visible through multiple names?
self.url = url
self.interfaceName = interfaceName
self.interface = getRemoteInterfaceByName(interfaceName)
self.received_count = 0
self.ref = None
