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package org.apache.coyote;

/**
 * Provides a mechanism for the Coyote connectors to communicate with the {@link jakarta.servlet.AsyncContext}. It is
 * implemented in this manner so that the org.apache.coyote package does not have a dependency on the
 * org.apache.catalina package.
 */
public interface AsyncContextCallback {
    void fireOnComplete();

    /**
     * Reports if the web application associated with this async request is available.
     *
     * @return {@code true} if the associated web application is available, otherwise {@code false}
     */
    boolean isAvailable();

    /**
     * Used to notify the Context that async processing has started. Specifically, for the counting of in-progress async
     * requests to work correctly, this must be called exactly once every time the {@link AsyncStateMachine} transitions
     * from DISPATCHED to any other state.
     */
    void incrementInProgressAsyncCount();

    /**
     * Used to notify the Context that async processing has ended. Specifically, for the counting of in-progress async
     * requests to work correctly, this must be called exactly once every time the {@link AsyncStateMachine} transitions
     * to DISPATCHED from any other state.
     */
    void decrementInProgressAsyncCount();
}




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