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*
* The purpose of an HTTP connection manager is to serve as a factory for new
* HTTP connections, manage persistent connections and synchronize access to
* persistent connections making sure that only one thread of execution can
* have access to a connection at a time.
*
*
* Implementations of this interface must be thread-safe. Access to shared
* data must be synchronized as methods of this interface may be executed
* from multiple threads.
*
*
* @since 4.3
*/
public interface HttpClientConnectionManager {
/**
* Returns a new {@link ConnectionRequest}, from which a
* {@link HttpClientConnection} can be obtained or the request can be
* aborted.
*
* Please note that newly allocated connections can be returned
* in the closed state. The consumer of that connection is responsible
* for fully establishing the route the to the connection target
* by calling {@link #connect(org.apache.http.HttpClientConnection,
* org.apache.http.conn.routing.HttpRoute, int,
* org.apache.http.protocol.HttpContext) connect} in order to connect
* directly to the target or to the first proxy hop, optionally calling
* {@link #upgrade(org.apache.http.HttpClientConnection,
* org.apache.http.conn.routing.HttpRoute,
* org.apache.http.protocol.HttpContext) upgrade} method to upgrade
* the connection after having executed {@code CONNECT} method to
* all intermediate proxy hops and and finally calling {@link #routeComplete(
* org.apache.http.HttpClientConnection,
* org.apache.http.conn.routing.HttpRoute,
* org.apache.http.protocol.HttpContext) routeComplete} to mark the route
* as fully completed.
*
*
* @param route HTTP route of the requested connection.
* @param state expected state of the connection or {@code null}
* if the connection is not expected to carry any state.
*/
ConnectionRequest requestConnection(HttpRoute route, Object state);
/**
* Releases the connection back to the manager making it potentially
* re-usable by other consumers. Optionally, the maximum period
* of how long the manager should keep the connection alive can be
* defined using {@code validDuration} and {@code timeUnit}
* parameters.
*
* @param conn the managed connection to release.
* @param validDuration the duration of time this connection is valid for reuse.
* @param timeUnit the time unit.
*
* @see #closeExpiredConnections()
*/
void releaseConnection(
HttpClientConnection conn, Object newState, long validDuration, TimeUnit timeUnit);
/**
* Connects the underlying connection socket to the connection target in case
* of a direct route or to the first proxy hop in case of a route via a proxy
* (or multiple proxies).
*
* @param conn the managed connection.
* @param route the route of the connection.
* @param connectTimeout connect timeout in milliseconds.
* @param context the actual HTTP context.
* @throws IOException
*/
void connect(
HttpClientConnection conn,
HttpRoute route,
int connectTimeout,
HttpContext context) throws IOException;
/**
* Upgrades the underlying connection socket to TLS/SSL (or another layering
* protocol) after having executed {@code CONNECT} method to all
* intermediate proxy hops
*
* @param conn the managed connection.
* @param route the route of the connection.
* @param context the actual HTTP context.
* @throws IOException
*/
void upgrade(
HttpClientConnection conn,
HttpRoute route,
HttpContext context) throws IOException;
/**
* Marks the connection as fully established with all its intermediate
* hops completed.
*
* @param conn the managed connection.
* @param route the route of the connection.
* @param context the actual HTTP context.
* @throws IOException
*/
void routeComplete(
HttpClientConnection conn,
HttpRoute route,
HttpContext context) throws IOException;
/**
* Closes idle connections in the pool.
*
* Open connections in the pool that have not been used for the
* timespan given by the argument will be closed.
* Currently allocated connections are not subject to this method.
* Times will be checked with milliseconds precision
*
*
* All expired connections will also be closed.
*
*
* @param idletime the idle time of connections to be closed
* @param timeUnit the unit for the {@code idletime}
*
* @see #closeExpiredConnections()
*/
void closeIdleConnections(long idletime, TimeUnit timeUnit);
/**
* Closes all expired connections in the pool.
*
* Open connections in the pool that have not been used for
* the timespan defined when the connection was released will be closed.
* Currently allocated connections are not subject to this method.
* Times will be checked with milliseconds precision.
*
*/
void closeExpiredConnections();
/**
* Shuts down this connection manager and releases allocated resources.
* This includes closing all connections, whether they are currently
* used or not.
*/
void shutdown();
}