ninja.websockets

Class AbstractWebSocketHandshake

java.lang.Object

ninja.websockets.AbstractWebSocketHandshake

All Implemented Interfaces:

WebSocketHandshake

public abstract class AbstractWebSocketHandshake
extends Object
implements WebSocketHandshake

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AbstractWebSocketHandshake()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Set<String>	getRequestedProtocols() The sub protocols requested by the client.
String	getSelectedProtocol() Gets the current selected sub protocol out of the requested sub protocols.
boolean	selectProtocol(String subprotocol) Selects the first matching supported sub protocol out of the requested sub protocols.
void	setRequestedProtocols(Set<String> requestedProtocols)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

AbstractWebSocketHandshake

public AbstractWebSocketHandshake()

Method Detail

getRequestedProtocols

public Set<String> getRequestedProtocols()

Description copied from interface: WebSocketHandshake

The sub protocols requested by the client. Will be ordered to match the order sent by the client.

Specified by:

getRequestedProtocols in interface WebSocketHandshake

Returns:

The set of sub protocols requested by the client or null if the header was empty or never sent by the client.

setRequestedProtocols

public void setRequestedProtocols(Set<String> requestedProtocols)

getSelectedProtocol

public String getSelectedProtocol()

Description copied from interface: WebSocketHandshake

Gets the current selected sub protocol out of the requested sub protocols.

Specified by:

getSelectedProtocol in interface WebSocketHandshake

Returns:

The selected sub protocol or null if none are selected

selectProtocol

public boolean selectProtocol(String subprotocol)

Description copied from interface: WebSocketHandshake

Selects the first matching supported sub protocol out of the requested sub protocols. Most browsers and WebSocket implementations require a match from the list supplied by the client or the handshake will fail.

Specified by:

selectProtocol in interface WebSocketHandshake

Returns:

True if selected or false if none matched