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package com.hazelcast.nio.tcp;
import com.hazelcast.nio.OutboundFrame;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
/**
* Responsible for writing {@link OutboundFrame} to a {@link ByteBuffer}.
*
* Each {@link SocketWriter} will have its own {@link WriteHandler} instance. Therefor it doesn't need
* to be thread-safe.
*
* For more information about the WriteHandler (and handlers in generally), have a look at the {@link ReadHandler}.
*
* @param
* @see IOThreadingModel
*/
public interface WriteHandler {
/**
* A callback to indicate that the Frame should be written to the destination ByteBuffer.
*
* It could be that a Frame is too big to fit into the ByteBuffer in 1 go; in that case this call will be made
* for the same Frame multiple times until write returns true. It is up to the Frame to track where
* it needs to continue.
*
* @param frame the Frame to write
* @param dst the destination ByteBuffer
* @return true if the Frame is completely written
* @throws Exception if something fails while writing to ByteBuffer. When an exception is thrown, the TcpIpConnection is
* closed. There is no point continuing with a potentially corrupted stream.
*/
boolean onWrite(F frame, ByteBuffer dst) throws Exception;
}