Constructor Detail

• Configurator

  public Configurator()

Method Detail

• getContainerDefaultConfigurator

  public ServerEndpointConfig.Configurator getContainerDefaultConfigurator()

  Return the platform default configurator.

  Returns:

  the platform default configurator

  Since:

  WebSocket 2.1

• getNegotiatedSubprotocol

  public java.lang.String getNegotiatedSubprotocol(java.util.List<java.lang.String> supported,
                                                   java.util.List<java.lang.String> requested)

  Return the subprotocol the server endpoint has chosen from the requested list supplied by a client who wishes to connect, or none if there wasn't one this server endpoint liked. See Sending the Server's Opening Handshake. Subclasses may provide custom algorithms based on other factors.

  The default platform implementation of this method returns the first subprotocol in the list sent by the client that the server supports, or the empty string if there isn't one.

  Parameters:

  requested - the requested subprotocols from the client endpoint

  supported - the subprotocols supported by the server endpoint

  Returns:

  the negotiated subprotocol or the empty string if there isn't one.

• getNegotiatedExtensions

  public java.util.List<Extension> getNegotiatedExtensions(java.util.List<Extension> installed,
                                                           java.util.List<Extension> requested)

  Return the ordered list of extensions that t server endpoint will support given the requested extension list passed in, the empty list if none. See Negotiating Extensions

  The default platform implementation of this method returns a list containing all of the requested extensions passed to this method that it supports, using the order in the requested extensions, the empty list if none.

  Parameters:

  installed - the installed extensions on the implementation.

  requested - the requested extensions, in the order they were requested by the client

  Returns:

  the list of extensions negotiated, the empty list if none.

• checkOrigin

  public boolean checkOrigin(java.lang.String originHeaderValue)

  Check the value of the Origin header (See Origin Header) the client passed during the opening handshake.

  The platform default implementation of this method makes a check of the validity of the Origin header sent along with the opening handshake following the recommendation at: Sending the Server's Opening Handshake.

  Parameters:

  originHeaderValue - the value of the origin header passed by the client.

  Returns:

  whether the check passed or not

• modifyHandshake

  public void modifyHandshake(ServerEndpointConfig sec,
                              HandshakeRequest request,
                              HandshakeResponse response)

  Called by the container after it has formulated a handshake response resulting from a well-formed handshake request. The container has already checked that this configuration has a matching URI, determined the validity of the origin using the checkOrigin method, and filled out the negotiated subprotocols and extensions based on this configuration. Custom configurations may override this method in order to inspect the request parameters and modify the handshake response that the server has formulated. and the URI checking also.

  If the developer does not override this method, no further modification of the request and response are made by the implementation.

  The user properties made available via EndpointConfig.getUserProperties() must be a per WebSocket connection (i.e. per Session) copy of the user properties. This copy, including any modifications made to the user properties during the execution of this method must be used to populate the initial contents of Session.getUserProperties().

  Parameters:

  sec - the configuration object involved in the handshake

  request - the opening handshake request.

  response - the proposed opening handshake response

• getEndpointInstance

  public <T> T getEndpointInstance(java.lang.Class<T> endpointClass)
                            throws java.lang.InstantiationException

  This method is called by the container each time a new client connects to the logical endpoint this configurator configures. Developers may override this method to control instantiation of endpoint instances in order to customize the initialization of the endpoint instance, or manage them in some other way. If the developer overrides this method, services like dependency injection that are otherwise supported, for example, when the implementation is part of the Java EE platform may not be available. The platform default implementation of this method returns a new endpoint instance per call, thereby ensuring that there is one endpoint instance per client, the default deployment cardinality.

  Type Parameters:

  T - the type of the endpoint

  Parameters:

  endpointClass - the class of the endpoint

  Returns:

  an instance of the endpoint that will handle all interactions from a new client.

  Throws:

  java.lang.InstantiationException - if there was an error producing the endpoint instance.