Class HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder

java.lang.Object

com.soklet.HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder

Enclosing class:

HandshakeResult.Accepted

@NotThreadSafe
public static final class HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder
extends Object

Builder used to construct instances of HandshakeResult.Accepted.

This class is intended for use by a single thread.

Author:

Mark Allen

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
HandshakeResult.Accepted	build()
HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder	clientInitializer(Consumer<ServerSentEventUnicaster> clientInitializer)	Specifies custom "client initializer" function to run immediately after the handshake succeeds - useful for performing "catch-up" logic if the client had provided a Last-Event-ID request header.
HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder	cookies(Set<ResponseCookie> cookies)	Specifies custom response cookies to be sent with the handshake.
HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder	headers(Map<String, Set<String>> headers)	Specifies custom response headers to be sent with the handshake.

Methods inherited from class Object

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

Method Details

headers

@Nonnull
public HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder headers(@Nullable
 Map<String, Set<String>> headers)

Specifies custom response headers to be sent with the handshake.

Parameters:

headers - custom response headers to send

Returns:

this builder, for chaining

cookies

@Nonnull
public HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder cookies(@Nullable
 Set<ResponseCookie> cookies)

Specifies custom response cookies to be sent with the handshake.

Parameters:

cookies - custom response cookies to send

Returns:

this builder, for chaining

clientInitializer

@Nonnull
public HandshakeResult.Accepted.Builder clientInitializer(@Nullable
 Consumer<ServerSentEventUnicaster> clientInitializer)

Specifies custom "client initializer" function to run immediately after the handshake succeeds - useful for performing "catch-up" logic if the client had provided a Last-Event-ID request header.

The function is provided with a ServerSentEventUnicaster, which permits sending Server-Sent Events and comments directly to the client that accepted the handshake (as opposed to a ServerSentEventBroadcaster, which would send to all clients listening on the same ResourcePath).

Full documentation is available at https://www.soklet.com/docs/server-sent-events.

Parameters:

clientInitializer - custom function to run to initialize the client

Returns:

this builder, for chaining

build

@Nonnull
public HandshakeResult.Accepted build()