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package com.vaadin.client.communication;

import com.google.gwt.user.client.Command;
import com.vaadin.client.ApplicationConnection;
import com.vaadin.shared.ui.ui.UIState.PushConfigurationState;

import elemental.json.JsonObject;

/**
 * Represents the client-side endpoint of a bidirectional ("push") communication
 * channel. Can be used to send UIDL request messages to the server and to
 * receive UIDL messages from the server (either asynchronously or as a response
 * to a UIDL request.) Delegates the UIDL handling to the
 * {@link ApplicationConnection}.
 *
 * @author Vaadin Ltd
 * @since 7.1
 */
public interface PushConnection {

    /**
     * Two-phase construction to allow using GWT.create().
     *
     * @param connection
     *            The ApplicationConnection
     */
    public void init(ApplicationConnection connection,
            PushConfigurationState pushConfigurationState);

    /**
     * Pushes a message to the server. Will throw an exception if the connection
     * is not active (see {@link #isActive()}).
     * 

* Implementation detail: If the push connection is not connected and the * message can thus not be sent, the implementation must call * {@link ConnectionStateHandler#pushNotConnected(JsonObject)}, which will * retry the send later. *

* This method must not be called if the push connection is not * bidirectional (if {@link #isBidirectional()} returns false) * * @param payload * the payload to push * @throws IllegalStateException * if this connection is not active * * @see #isActive() */ public void push(JsonObject payload); /** * Checks whether this push connection is in a state where it can push * messages to the server. A connection is active until * {@link #disconnect(Command)} has been called. * * @return true if this connection can accept new messages; * false if this connection is disconnected or * disconnecting. */ public boolean isActive(); /** * Closes the push connection. To ensure correct message delivery order, new * messages should not be sent using any other channel until it has been * confirmed that all messages pending for this connection have been * delivered. The provided command callback is invoked when messages can be * passed using some other communication channel. *

* After this method has been called, {@link #isActive()} returns * false. Calling this method for a connection that is no * longer active will throw an exception. * * @param command * callback command invoked when the connection has been properly * disconnected * @throws IllegalStateException * if this connection is not active */ public void disconnect(Command command); /** * Returns a human readable string representation of the transport type used * to communicate with the server. * * @since 7.1 * @return A human readable string representation of the transport type */ public String getTransportType(); /** * Checks whether this push connection should be used for communication in * both directions or if an XHR should be used for client to server * communication. * * A bidirectional push connection must be able to reliably inform about its * connection state. * * @since 7.6 * @return true if the push connection should be used for messages in both * directions, false if it should only be used for server to client * messages */ public boolean isBidirectional(); }





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