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package org.glassfish.websocket.api;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpSession;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
/**
* A Conversation represents the sequence of bi-directional messages between an end point
* and one of its remote peers. It's a bit like the web socket equivalent of an HttpSession
* in servlet programming.
* @author dannycoward
*/
public interface Conversation {
/** Obtain a reference to the remote object with which this
* conversation is happening. */
public T getPeer();
/** Test whether this conversation is active. I.e. is the underlying
* websocket connection alive or not.
* @return
*/
public boolean isActive();
/** Return the time when this conversation started.*/
public Date getActivationTime();
/** Return the web socket sub protocol used in this conversation, as agreed in the
* initial handshake.
* @return
*/
public String getSubprotocol();
/** Obtain the HttpSession that this web socket conversation is part of, if embedded in
* a servlet container. Otherwise, null. For example, if this conversation was initiated by
* a javascript web socket call from a JSP page, then the HttpSession is the HttpSession
* that was created when the JSP was first called.
* @return
*/
public HttpSession getHttpSession();
/** A read/write map of properties. An end point may use this to share
* data throughout the lifetime of web socket conversation.
* @return
*/
public Map getProperties();
/** Return a unique ID for this conversation.*/
public Long getConversationID();
/** Closes the underlying connection this session is based upon, using a CloseCode and a reason. */
public void deactivate(int code, String reason) throws IOException;
}
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