public class WebSocketServerPush extends java.lang.Object implements ServerPush
WebSocketWebAppInit
for more information.Constructor and Description |
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WebSocketServerPush() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
activate(long timeout)
Activate the current thread (which must be a server-push thread).
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boolean |
deactivate(boolean stop)
Deactivates the current thread (which must be a server-push thread).
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boolean |
isActive()
Returns if the working thread of the server push is active.
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void |
onPiggyback()
Called when
Events.ON_PIGGYBACK
is received. |
void |
resume()
Resumes server-push - this is required after desktop recycling.
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<T extends Event> |
schedule(EventListener<T> listener,
T event,
Scheduler<T> scheduler)
Called by the associated desktop to schedule a task to execute
asynchronously.
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void |
setReady(boolean ready) |
protected void |
setWebSocketConnectionInfos(WebSocketEndPoint webSocketEndpoint,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request) |
void |
start(Desktop desktop)
Starts and initializes the server-push controller.
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void |
stop()
Stops and cleans up the server-push controller.
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protected void |
wakePending() |
public void setReady(boolean ready)
protected void setWebSocketConnectionInfos(WebSocketEndPoint webSocketEndpoint, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
public boolean isActive()
ServerPush
Executions.activate(org.zkoss.zk.ui.Desktop)
and
Executions.deactivate(org.zkoss.zk.ui.Desktop)
.isActive
in interface ServerPush
public void start(Desktop desktop)
ServerPush
ServerPush.start(org.zkoss.zk.ui.Desktop)
is called when Desktop.enableServerPush(boolean)
is called to enable the server-push feature for the specified
desktop.
start
in interface ServerPush
public void stop()
ServerPush
ServerPush.stop()
is called when Desktop.enableServerPush(boolean)
is called to disable the server-push feature, or when the desktop
is being removed.
stop
in interface ServerPush
public void resume()
ServerPush
ServerPush.resume()
is called when UiEngine.recycleDesktop(org.zkoss.zk.ui.Execution, org.zkoss.zk.ui.Page, java.io.Writer)
is called to resume a previously enabled server-push on the recycled
desktop.
resume
in interface ServerPush
public <T extends Event> void schedule(EventListener<T> listener, T event, Scheduler<T> scheduler)
ServerPush
The implementation usually delegates the scheduling to the scheduler passed as the third argument, which is controlled by the desktop. Of course, it could schedule it by itself.
schedule
in interface ServerPush
listener
- the task to executeevent
- the event to be passed to the task (i.e., the event listener).
It could null or any instance as long as the task recognizes it.scheduler
- the default scheduler to schedule the task.
The implementation usually delegates the scheduling back to it.
If you prefer to handle it by yourself, you could ignore it.public boolean activate(long timeout) throws java.lang.InterruptedException, DesktopUnavailableException
ServerPush
The invoker of this method must invoke ServerPush.deactivate(boolean)
in this finally clause.
Note: the activation is applied to the desktop that was
assigned by ServerPush.start(org.zkoss.zk.ui.Desktop)
.
Unlike ServerPush.onPiggyback()
,
this method is NOT called in the context of an event listener.
Rather, it is called in the thread of a server-push thread.
activate
in interface ServerPush
timeout
- the maximum time to wait in milliseconds.
Ignored (i.e., never timeout) if non-positive.java.lang.InterruptedException
- if it is interrupted by other threadDesktopUnavailableException
- if the desktop is removed
(when activating).public boolean deactivate(boolean stop)
ServerPush
deactivate
in interface ServerPush
stop
- whether to stop after deactivateServerPush.activate(long)
protected void wakePending()
public void onPiggyback()
ServerPush
Events.ON_PIGGYBACK
is received. The invocation is passive (i.e., triggered by
other events, rather than spontaneous).
This method is called in
the context of an event listener. In other words, the execution
is activated and you can retrieve it by
Executions.getCurrent()
.
onPiggyback
in interface ServerPush
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