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package org.eclipse.jetty.servlets;

import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * 

{@link EventSource} is the passive half of an event source connection, as defined by the * EventSource Specification.

*

{@link EventSource.Emitter} is the active half of the connection and allows to operate on the connection.

*

{@link EventSource} allows applications to be notified of events happening on the connection; * two events are being notified: the opening of the event source connection, where method * {@link EventSource#onOpen(Emitter)} is invoked, and the closing of the event source connection, * where method {@link EventSource#onClose()} is invoked.

* * @see EventSourceServlet */ public interface EventSource { /** *

Callback method invoked when an event source connection is opened.

* * @param emitter the {@link Emitter} instance that allows to operate on the connection * @throws IOException if the implementation of the method throws such exception */ public void onOpen(Emitter emitter) throws IOException; /** *

Callback method invoked when an event source connection is closed.

*/ public void onClose(); /** *

{@link Emitter} is the active half of an event source connection, and allows applications * to operate on the connection by sending events, data or comments, or by closing the connection.

*

An {@link Emitter} instance will be created for each new event source connection.

*

{@link Emitter} instances are fully thread safe and can be used from multiple threads.

*/ public interface Emitter { /** *

Sends a named event with data to the client.

*

When invoked as: event("foo", "bar"), the client will receive the lines:

*
         * event: foo
         * data: bar
         * 
* * @param name the event name * @param data the data to be sent * @throws IOException if an I/O failure occurred * @see #data(String) */ public void event(String name, String data) throws IOException; /** *

Sends a default event with data to the client.

*

When invoked as: data("baz"), the client will receive the line:

*
         * data: baz
         * 
*

When invoked as: data("foo\r\nbar\rbaz\nbax"), the client will receive the lines:

*
         * data: foo
         * data: bar
         * data: baz
         * data: bax
         * 
* * @param data the data to be sent * @throws IOException if an I/O failure occurred */ public void data(String data) throws IOException; /** *

Sends a comment to the client.

*

When invoked as: comment("foo"), the client will receive the line:

*
         * : foo
         * 
* * @param comment the comment to send * @throws IOException if an I/O failure occurred */ public void comment(String comment) throws IOException; /** *

Closes this event source connection.

*/ public void close(); } }




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