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package com.sun.grizzly;

/**
 * 

* This class implement the "Chain of Responsibility" pattern (for more info, * take a look at the classic "Gang of Four" design patterns book). Towards * that end, the Chain API models a computation as a series of "protocol filter" * that can be combined into a "protocol chain". *

* The API for ProtocolFilter consists of a two methods (execute() and * postExecute) which is passed a "protocol context" parameter containing the * dynamic state of the computation, and whose return value is a boolean * that determines whether or not processing for the current chain has been * completed (false), or whether processing should be delegated to the next * ProtocolFilter in the chain (true). The owning ProtocolChain must call the * postExectute() method of each ProtocolFilter in a ProtocolChain in reverse * order of the invocation of their execute() methods. *

* The following picture describe how it ProtocolFilter(s) *


 * -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * - ProtocolFilter1.execute() --> ProtocolFilter2.execute() -------|          -
 * -                                                                |          -
 * -                                                                |          -
 * -                                                                |          -
 * - ProtocolFilter1.postExecute() <-- ProtocolFilter2.postExecute()|          -    
 * -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * 

* The "context" abstraction is designed to isolate ProtocolFilter * implementations from the environment in which they are run * (such as a ProtocolFilter that can be used in either IIOP or HTTP parsing, * without being tied directly to the API contracts of either of these * environments). For ProtocolFilter that need to allocate resources prior to * delegation, and then release them upon return (even if a delegated-to * ProtocolFilter throws an exception), the "postExecute" method can be used * for cleanup. *

* @author Jeanfrancois Arcand */ public interface ProtocolChain{ /** * {@link ProtocolChain} result attribute name. */ public static final String PROTOCOL_CHAIN_POST_INSTRUCTION = "ChainPostInstruction"; /** * Add a {@link ProtocolFilter} to the list. {@link ProtocolFilter} * will be invoked in the order they have been added. * @param protocolFilter {@link ProtocolFilter} * @return {@link ProtocolFilter} added successfully (yes/no) ? */ public boolean addFilter(ProtocolFilter protocolFilter); /** * Remove the {@link ProtocolFilter} from this chain. * @param theFilter {@link ProtocolFilter} * @return {@link ProtocolFilter} removed successfully (yes/no) ? */ public boolean removeFilter(ProtocolFilter theFilter); /** * Insert a {@link ProtocolFilter} to the list at position 'pos'. * @param pos The insertion position * @param protocolFilter {@link ProtocolFilter} */ public void addFilter(int pos, ProtocolFilter protocolFilter); /** * Execute using the {@link Context} instance. * @param context Context * @throws java.lang.Exception */ public void execute(Context context) throws Exception; }