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/*
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*        ColonetServerInterface.java
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*        Gregory Tress
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*/
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import java.net.*;
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import java.io.*;
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import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
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import javax.swing.JTextArea;
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/**
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* The Colonet server interface class. This class handles direct communication with the Colonet server. The general
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* contract is that this class will encapsulate the process of sending commands and requests to the server and 
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* receiving responses. This class should provide methods to send specific commands and requests so that the 
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* Colonet can easily communicate with the server. When data is received from the server, the ColonetServerInterface 
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* decides how to handle it and in many cases this means simply passing it to the Colonet. 
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* <p>
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* The motivation is that any number of Colonet-type classes could be designed for different purposes if needed, with
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* this class being used by each one for communication. 
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* For instance, if an application is designed which only monitors sensor data, or that only has access to
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* the task queue, etc., the application could easily plug in to this interface.
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* The Colonet should generally not contain communication-specific code or Strings of command and request data. 
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* If additional commands and requests are needed for permanent implementation, it is suggested that convenience
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* classes be created in the ColonetServerInterface and called from the Colonet.
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*
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* @author Gregory Tress 
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*/
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public class ColonetServerInterface 
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{
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        /* STATIC FIELDS
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         * Eugene Marinelli, Fan
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         * 10/27/06
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         *
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         * Colonet Definitions - common definitions and structs used in all colonet 
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         * applications
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        Old packet structure:
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    COMMAND PACKET STRUCTURE
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        1:  SEND_TO_ROBOT
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        2:  # of robot, or GLOBAL_DEST
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        3:  COLONET_COMMMAND
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        4:  message code (i.e. ORB_SET)
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        5:  any data, as many that fit in the packet
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        REQUEST PACKET STRUCTURE
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        1:  REQUEST_FROM_SERVER
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        2:  # of robot
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        3:  COLONET_REQUEST
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        4:  ???
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  9/12/07 New server interface structure
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    Client will no longer send full robot packets to the server.
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    Commands will be defined as necessary.
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        */
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        //General Colonet Interface
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        public static final String SEND_TO_ROBOT = "0";
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        public static final String REQUEST_FROM_SERVER = "1";
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        public static final String RESPONSE_TO_CLIENT_REQUEST = "2";
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        public static final String REQUEST_BOM_MATRIX = "144";
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        public static final String REQUEST_XBEE_IDS = "145";
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        public static final String COLONET_COMMAND = "13"; //0x0D
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        public static final String COLONET_REQUEST = "14"; //0x0E
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        public static final String CORONET_RESPONSE = "15"; //0x0F
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        public static final String GLOBAL_DEST = "200";
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        //Queue instructions
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        public static final String COLONET_QUEUE = "100";
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        public static final String QUEUE_UPDATE = "101"; 
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        public static final String QUEUE_ADD = "102";
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        public static final String QUEUE_REMOVE = "103";
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        public static final String QUEUE_REORDER = "104";
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        //Use BATTERY to request battery level
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        public static final String BATTERY = "56"; //0x38
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        //MOTORS
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        public static final String MOTORS_INIT = "23"; //0x17
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        public static final String MOTOR1_SET = "24"; //0x18
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        public static final String MOTOR2_SET = "25"; //0x19
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        public static final String MOTORS_OFF = "26"; //0x1A
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        public static final String MOVE = "27"; //0x1B
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        public static final String MOVE_AVOID = "28"; //0x1C
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        //BUZZER
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        public static final String BUZZER_INIT = "0"; //0x00
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        public static final String BUZZER_SET_VAL = "1"; //0x01
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        public static final String BUZZER_SET_FREQ = "2"; //0x02
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        public static final String BUZZER_CHIRP = "3"; //0x03
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        public static final String BUZZER_OFF = "4"; //0x04
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        //ORB
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        public static final String ORB_INIT = "12"; //0x0C
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        public static final String ORB_SET = "13"; //0x0D
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        public static final String ORB_SET_COLOR = "14"; //0x0E
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        public static final String ORB_DISABLE = "15"; //0x0F
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        public static final String ORB_ENABLE = "16"; //0x10
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        public static final String ORB_SET_DIO = "17"; //0x11
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        public static final String LED_INIT = "18"; //0x12
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        public static final String LED_USER = "19"; //0x13
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        public static final String ORB_SET_NUM_NS = "20"; //0x14
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        public static final String ORB_SET_NUM = "21"; //0x15
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        public static final String ORB_SEND = "22"; //0x16
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        Colonet colonet;  //save reference to the entire applet locally
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        Socket socket;
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        OutputStreamWriter out;
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        BufferedReader reader;
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        DataListener dataListener;
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        JTextArea log, txtMatrix;
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        /*
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        *        FUNCTION IMPLEMENTATIONS
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        */
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        /**
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        * Constructs a new ColonetServerInterface. When constructing a ColonetServerInterface, a valid Colonet object
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        * reference must be provided to ensure that data is routed correctly. 
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        *
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        * @param colonet The Colonet object to save locally. This reference cannot be changed once the 
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        *                ColonetSreverInterface has been contsructed.
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        * @throws NullPointerException if colonet is null
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        *
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        */
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        public ColonetServerInterface (Colonet colonet) {
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                this.colonet = colonet;
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                this.log = colonet.getLog();
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                this.txtMatrix = colonet.getMatrixInput();
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                dataListener = new DataListener();
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        }
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        public Socket getSocket () {
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                return socket;
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        }
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        public OutputStreamWriter getOutputStreamWriter () {
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                return out;
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        }
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        public BufferedReader getBufferedReader () {
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                return reader;
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        }
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        public boolean isReady () {
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                if (socket == null || out == null || reader == null)
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                        return false;
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                if (!socket.isConnected() || socket.isClosed() || socket.isInputShutdown() || socket.isOutputShutdown())
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                        return false;
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                return true;
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        public boolean isInputReady () {
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                try {
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                        if (reader.ready()) return true;
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                } catch (Exception e) {
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                        return false;
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                }
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                return false;
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        }
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        public String getLine () {
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                if (this.isReady()) {
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                        try {
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                                return reader.readLine();
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                        } catch (IOException e) {
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                                return null;
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                        }
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                } else {
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                  return null;
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                }
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        }
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        /**
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         * Create socket connection to Colonet server.
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         * If successful, start thread for listening for incoming data.
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         */
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        public void connect (String strHost, String strPort) {
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                //make sure hostname and port are valid
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                if (strHost.equals("") || strPort.equals("")) {
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                        err("Please enter a hostname and port.");
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                        return;
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                int port = 0;
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                try {
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                        port = Integer.parseInt(strPort);
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                } catch (Exception e) {
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                        err("Invalid port");
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                        return;
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                if (socket != null && socket.isConnected()) {
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                        return;
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                try {
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                        socket = new Socket(strHost, port);
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                } catch (UnknownHostException e) {
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                        log.append("Unknown host exception.\n");
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                        err("Unknown Host Exception");
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                        return;
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                } catch (IOException e) {
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                        log.append("IO Exception.\n");
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                        err("Could not create socket to " + strHost + ".\n" + e);
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                        return;
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                } catch (java.security.AccessControlException e) {
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                        log.append("Access Control Exception.\n");
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                        err("Permission denied by java.security.AccessControlException.\n\n"
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                                +"You may only connect to the server from which this applet was loaded.");
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                        return;
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                if (socket == null || !socket.isConnected()) {
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                        log.append("Connection is not ready. Try connecting again.\n");
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                        return;
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                try {
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                        out = new OutputStreamWriter(socket.getOutputStream());
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                        reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
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                        warn("Could not get transfer streams from socket connection.");
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        *        sendString - only this method should actually write data to the output stream
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        private void sendString (String s) {
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                if (!this.isReady()) {
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                        log.append("Could not send data.\n");
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                        return;
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                try {
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                        Thread.sleep(50);  //pause to be safe
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                        out.write(s);
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                        out.flush();
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                        //log.append("Sent: " + s + "\n");
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                } catch (IOException e) {
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                        log.setText("Could not send data.\n");
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                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
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                        log.setText("Thread InterruptedException in sendData\n");
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        /**
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        * General send-to-server method. This method is used by other command methods, which are usually convenience
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        * methods that simply specify arguments to this method. A command consists of a String which holds integers 
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        * separated by spaces. This method should not be used directly unless you know the format of the particular 
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        * command you are sending. If implementing a particular command for permanent use, it is recommended that 
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        * you create a new wrapper method specific to that command in the ColonetServerInterface file.
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        *
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        * Note that no checking is performed in this method to ensure the correct formatting of the String arguments.
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        * If malformed commands or robot numbers are specified, the behavior of the request at the server will be
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        * undefined and could result in server failure. 
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        *
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        * @param s The command String in its correct format. The format of a command String is ultimately specified
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        * is specified as a single integer in a String. If the command does not have a single robot subject, this 
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        * argument can be null or an empty String, whichever is convenient. 
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        public void sendData (String s, String robotNumber) { 
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                String packet = "";
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                packet += ColonetServerInterface.SEND_TO_ROBOT;
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                        packet += " " + robotNumber;
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                packet += " " + ColonetServerInterface.COLONET_COMMAND;
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                packet += " " + s;  //add  the command code here
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                packet += "\n";
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                sendString(packet);
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        }
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        * request you are making. If implementing a particular request, it is recommended that you create a new method
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        private void sendRequest (String s, String robotNumber) {
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                //create packet
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                String packet = "";
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                packet += ColonetServerInterface.REQUEST_FROM_SERVER;
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                packet += " " + robotNumber;
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                //packet += " " + ColonetServerInterface.COLONET_REQUEST;
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                packet += " " + s;  //add  the command code here
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                packet += "\n";
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                sendString(packet);
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        * No guarantee is made (end-to-end or otherwise) that the server will respond in a timely manner or at all
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        public void sendSensorDataRequest () {
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                sendRequest(ColonetServerInterface.REQUEST_BOM_MATRIX, "");
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        public void sendXBeeIDRequest () {
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                sendRequest(ColonetServerInterface.REQUEST_XBEE_IDS, "");
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        public void sendBatteryRequest (int robotNum) {
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                sendData(ColonetServerInterface.BATTERY, "" + robotNum);
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        private void sendQueueInstruction (String inst) {
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                packet += "\n";
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        * display purposes only, and are not authoritative when adding tasks. All clients send additions asynchronously,
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        public void sendQueueAdd (int pos, String data, String description) {
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                packet += "\n";
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        public void sendQueueRemove (int pos) {
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                packet += ColonetServerInterface.QUEUE_REMOVE;
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                packet += " " + pos;
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                packet += "\n";
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                sendQueueInstruction(packet);
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        }
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        public void err (String text) {
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                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, text, "Colonet", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
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                                ColonetServerInterface.REQUEST_BOM_MATRIX))
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                        else if (line.charAt(0) == Integer.parseInt(ColonetServerInterface.RESPONSE_TO_CLIENT_REQUEST)
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                }
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        }
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}