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package org.apache.tomcat.util.net;

/**
 * Defines events that occur per socket that require further processing by the
 * container. Usually these events are triggered by the socket implementation
 * but they may be triggered by the container.
 */
public enum SocketEvent {

    /**
     * Data is available to be read.
     */
    OPEN_READ,

    /**
     * The socket is ready to be written to.
     */
    OPEN_WRITE,

    /**
     * The associated Connector/Endpoint is stopping and the connection/socket
     * needs to be closed cleanly.
     */
    STOP,

    /**
     * A timeout has occurred and the connection needs to be closed cleanly.
     * Currently this is only used by the Servlet 3.0 async processing.
     */
    TIMEOUT,

    /**
     * The client has disconnected.
     */
    DISCONNECT,

    /**
     * An error has occurred on a non-container thread and processing needs to
     * return to the container for any necessary clean-up. Examples of where
     * this is used include:
     * 
     * by NIO2 to signal the failure of a completion handler
     * by the container to signal an I/O error on a non-container thread
     *     during Servlet 3.0 asynchronous processing.
     * 
     */
    ERROR,

    /**
     * A client attempted to establish a connection but failed. Examples of
     * where this is used include:
     * 
     * TLS handshake failures
     * 
     */
    CONNECT_FAIL
}