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package jakarta.websocket;

import java.io.*;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * A WebSocketContainer is an implementation provided object that provides applications a view on the container running
 * it. The WebSocketContainer container various configuration parameters that control default session and buffer
 * properties of the endpoints it contains. It also allows the developer to deploy websocket client endpoints by
 * initiating a web socket handshake from the provided endpoint to a supplied URI where the peer endpoint is presumed to
 * reside.
 *
 * 

* A WebSocketContainer may be accessed by concurrent threads, so implementations must ensure the integrity of its * mutable attributes in such circumstances. * * @author dannycoward */ public interface WebSocketContainer { /** * Return the number of milliseconds the implementation will timeout attempting to send a websocket message for all * RemoteEndpoints associated with this container. A zero or negative value indicates the implementation will not * timeout attempting to send a websocket message asynchronously. Note this default may be overridden in each * RemoteEndpoint. * * @return the timeout time in milliseconds. */ long getDefaultAsyncSendTimeout(); /** * Sets the number of milliseconds the implementation will timeout attempting to send a websocket message for all * RemoteEndpoints associated with this container. A zero or negative value indicates the implementation will not * timeout attempting to send a websocket message asynchronously. Note this default may be overridden in each * RemoteEndpoint. * * @param timeoutmillis the timeout in milliseconds; use zero or negative value for no timeout */ void setAsyncSendTimeout(long timeoutmillis); /** * Connect the supplied annotated endpoint instance to its server. The supplied object must be a class decorated * with the class level {@link jakarta.websocket.ClientEndpoint} annotation. This method blocks until the * connection is established, or throws an error if either the connection could not be made or there was a problem * with the supplied endpoint class. If the developer uses this method to deploy the client endpoint, services like * dependency injection that are supported, for example, when the implementation is part of the Java EE platform may * not be available. If the client endpoint uses dependency injection, use * {@link WebSocketContainer#connectToServer(java.lang.Class, java.net.URI)} instead. * * @param annotatedEndpointInstance the annotated websocket client endpoint instance. * @param path the complete path to the server endpoint. * @return the Session created if the connection is successful. * @throws DeploymentException if the annotated endpoint instance is not valid. * @throws IOException if there was a network or protocol problem that prevented the client endpoint being * connected to its server. * @throws IllegalStateException if called during the deployment phase of the containing application. */ Session connectToServer(Object annotatedEndpointInstance, URI path) throws DeploymentException, IOException; /** * Connect the supplied annotated endpoint to its server. The supplied object must be a class decorated with the * class level {@link jakarta.websocket.ClientEndpoint} annotation. This method blocks until the connection is * established, or throws an error if either the connection could not be made or there was a problem with the * supplied endpoint class. * * @param annotatedEndpointClass the annotated websocket client endpoint. * @param path the complete path to the server endpoint. * @return the Session created if the connection is successful. * @throws DeploymentException if the class is not a valid annotated endpoint class. * @throws IOException if there was a network or protocol problem that prevented the client endpoint being * connected to its server. * @throws IllegalStateException if called during the deployment phase of the containing application. */ Session connectToServer(Class annotatedEndpointClass, URI path) throws DeploymentException, IOException; /** * Connect the supplied programmatic client endpoint instance to its server with the given configuration. This * method blocks until the connection is established, or throws an error if the connection could not be made. If the * developer uses this method to deploy the client endpoint, services like dependency injection that are supported, * for example, when the implementation is part of the Java EE platform may not be available. If the client endpoint * uses dependency injection, use * {@link WebSocketContainer#connectToServer(java.lang.Class, jakarta.websocket.ClientEndpointConfig, java.net.URI) } * instead. * * @param endpointInstance the programmatic client endpoint instance {@link Endpoint}. * @param path the complete path to the server endpoint. * @param cec the configuration used to configure the programmatic endpoint. * @return the Session created if the connection is successful. * @throws DeploymentException if the configuration is not valid * @throws IOException if there was a network or protocol problem that prevented the client endpoint being * connected to its server * @throws IllegalStateException if called during the deployment phase of the containing application. */ Session connectToServer(Endpoint endpointInstance, ClientEndpointConfig cec, URI path) throws DeploymentException, IOException; /** * Connect the supplied programmatic endpoint to its server with the given configuration. This method blocks until * the connection is established, or throws an error if the connection could not be made. * * @param endpointClass the programmatic client endpoint class {@link Endpoint}. * @param path the complete path to the server endpoint. * @param cec the configuration used to configure the programmatic endpoint. * @return the Session created if the connection is successful. * @throws DeploymentException if the configuration is not valid * @throws IOException if there was a network or protocol problem that prevented the client endpoint being * connected to its server * @throws IllegalStateException if called during the deployment phase of the containing application. */ Session connectToServer(Class endpointClass, ClientEndpointConfig cec, URI path) throws DeploymentException, IOException; /** * Return the default time in milliseconds after which any web socket sessions in this container will be closed if * it has been inactive. A value that is zero or negative indicates the sessions will never timeout due to inactivity. * The value may be overridden on a per session basis using {@link Session#setMaxIdleTimeout(long) } * * @return the default number of milliseconds after which an idle session in this container will be closed */ long getDefaultMaxSessionIdleTimeout(); /** * Sets the default time in milliseconds after which any web socket sessions in this container will be closed if it * has been inactive. A value that is zero or negative indicates the sessions will never timeout due to inactivity. The * value may be overridden on a per session basis using {@link Session#setMaxIdleTimeout(long) } * * @param timeout the maximum time in milliseconds; use zero or negative value for no timeout */ void setDefaultMaxSessionIdleTimeout(long timeout); /** * Returns the default maximum size of incoming binary message that this container will buffer. This default may be * overridden on a per session basis using {@link Session#setMaxBinaryMessageBufferSize(int) } * * @return the maximum size of incoming binary message in number of bytes. */ int getDefaultMaxBinaryMessageBufferSize(); /** * Sets the default maximum size of incoming binary message that this container will buffer. * * @param max the maximum size of binary message in number of bytes. */ void setDefaultMaxBinaryMessageBufferSize(int max); /** * Returns the default maximum size of incoming text message that this container will buffer. This default may be * overridden on a per session basis using {@link Session#setMaxTextMessageBufferSize(int) } * * @return the maximum size of incoming text message in number of bytes. */ int getDefaultMaxTextMessageBufferSize(); /** * Sets the maximum size of incoming text message that this container will buffer. * * @param max the maximum size of text message in number of bytes. */ void setDefaultMaxTextMessageBufferSize(int max); /** * Return the set of Extensions installed in the container. * * @return the set of extensions. */ Set getInstalledExtensions(); }





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