org.apache.camel.component.undertow

Interface UndertowHost

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultUndertowHost

public interface UndertowHost

An undertow host abstraction

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
io.undertow.server.HttpHandler	registerHandler(UndertowConsumer consumer, HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo registrationInfo, io.undertow.server.HttpHandler handler) Register a handler with the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo.
void	unregisterHandler(UndertowConsumer consumer, HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo registrationInfo) Unregister a handler with the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo.
void	validateEndpointURI(URI httpURI) Validate whether this host can process the given URI

Method Detail

validateEndpointURI

void validateEndpointURI(URI httpURI)

Validate whether this host can process the given URI

registerHandler

io.undertow.server.HttpHandler registerHandler(UndertowConsumer consumer,
                                               HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo registrationInfo,
                                               io.undertow.server.HttpHandler handler)

Register a handler with the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo. Note that for some kinds of handlers (most notably CamelWebSocketHandler), it is legal to call this method multiple times with equal HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo and HttpHandler. In such cases the returned HttpHandler may differ from the passed HttpHandler and the returned instance is the effectively registered one for the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo.

Parameters:

registrationInfo - the HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo related to handler

handler - the HttpHandler to register

Returns:

the given handler or a different HttpHandler that has been registered with the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo earlier.

unregisterHandler

void unregisterHandler(UndertowConsumer consumer,
                       HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo registrationInfo)

Unregister a handler with the given HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo. Note that if #registerHandler(HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo, HttpHandler) was successfully invoked multiple times for an equivalent HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo then #unregisterHandler(HttpHandlerRegistrationInfo) must be called the same number of times to unregister the associated handler completely.