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package org.apache.cxf.interceptor;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.ListIterator;

import org.apache.cxf.message.Message;
import org.apache.cxf.transport.MessageObserver;

/**
 * Base interface for all interceptor chains.  An interceptor chain is an
 * ordered list of interceptors associated with one portion of the message
 * processing pipeline. Interceptor chains are defined for a client's request 
 * processing, response processing, and incoming SOAP fault processing. Interceptor 
 * chains are defined for a service's request processing, response processing, and 
 * outgoing SOAP fault processing.
 */
public interface InterceptorChain extends Iterable> {
    
    enum State {
        PAUSED,
        SUSPENDED,
        EXECUTING,
        COMPLETE,
        ABORTED,
    };
    
    String STARTING_AFTER_INTERCEPTOR_ID = "starting_after_interceptor_id";
    String STARTING_AT_INTERCEPTOR_ID = "starting_at_interceptor_id";
    
    /**
     * Adds a single interceptor to the interceptor chain.
     * 
     * @param i the interceptor to add
     */
    void add(Interceptor i);
    
    /**
     * Adds multiple interceptors to the interceptor chain. 
     * @param i the interceptors to add to the chain
     */
    void add(Collection> i);
    
    void remove(Interceptor i);
    
    boolean doIntercept(Message message);
    
    boolean doInterceptStartingAfter(Message message, String startingAfterInterceptorID);

    boolean doInterceptStartingAt(Message message, String startingAtInterceptorID);

    /**
     * Pauses the current chain.   When the stack unwinds, the chain will just
     * return from the doIntercept method normally.
     */
    void pause();

    /**
     * Suspends the current chain.  When the stack unwinds, the chain back up
     * the iterator by one (so on resume, the interceptor that called pause will
     * be re-entered) and then throw a SuspendedInvocationException to the caller
     */
    void suspend();
    
    /**
     * Resumes the chain.  The chain will use the current thread to continue processing
     * the last message that was passed into doIntercept
     */
    void resume();

    /**
     * If the chain is marked as paused, this will JUST mark the chain as
     * in the EXECUTING phase.   This is useful if an interceptor pauses the chain,
     * but then immediately decides it should not have done that.   It can unpause
     * the chain and return normally and the normal processing will continue.
     */
    void unpause();

    
    void reset();
    
    State getState();
    
    ListIterator> getIterator();

    MessageObserver getFaultObserver();
    
    void setFaultObserver(MessageObserver i);

    void abort();
}