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package org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.fake.command;

import java.util.logging.Level;
import org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.core.command.Command;
import org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.core.command.ReplyCodes;
import org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.core.session.Session;
import org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.core.util.HostAndPort;
import org.xbib.files.ftp.mock.core.util.PortParser;

/**
 * CommandHandler for the PORT command. Handler logic:
 * <ol>
 * <li>Parse the client data host (InetAddress) submitted from parameters 1-4
 * <li>Parse the port number submitted on the invocation from parameter 5-6
 * <li>Send backa a reply of 200</li>
 * </ol>
 *
 * @author Chris Mair
 * @see PortParser
 */
public class PortCommandHandler extends AbstractFakeCommandHandler {

    protected void handle(Command command, Session session) {
        HostAndPort client = PortParser.parseHostAndPort(command.getParameters());
        LOG.log(Level.FINE, "host=" + client.host + " port=" + client.port);
        session.setClientDataHost(client.host);
        session.setClientDataPort(client.port);
        sendReply(session, ReplyCodes.PORT_OK, "port");
    }

}