Struct StartedRouter 

pub struct StartedRouter<A = Receiver<ReceivedApdu>, C = Receiver<ReceivedNetworkControl>> {
    pub router: BACnetRouter,
    pub apdus: A,
    pub network_control: Option<C>,
}

A running router and the receivers its RouterOptions asked for.

Fields

router: BACnetRouter

The router.

apdus: A

APDUs for local applications: those without a remote destination, or for which this router is the final hop.

network_control: Option<C>

The router’s own network-control receiver, when RouterOptions::network_control_receiver or RouterOptions::network_control_receiver_with_admission asked for it.

Implementations

impl<A: LocalApduReceiver, C> StartedRouter<A, C>

pub fn into_application_port( self, ) -> (BACnetRouter, RouterApplicationPort, Option<C>)

The router, its application entity as a TransportPort fed by the router’s own local APDU receiver, raw or tracked, and the network-control receiver, if one was asked for (#1808). See RouterApplicationPort.

The port reports the smallest NPDU limits of the router’s ports, as they change, and the longest of the router’s MACs on them as its own: a request routed on from any port with the router’s address as its source then fits.

pub fn into_application_ports( self, ) -> (BACnetRouter, RouterApplicationPorts, Option<C>)

Self::into_application_port, with the entity split between a client and a server (#2069). See RouterApplicationPorts, whose invoke-ID tracking needs each stack’s APDU and segment timeouts under 60 seconds.