Interface SseConnection

public interface SseConnection

Represents characteristics of a long-running connection that has been established with a SseServer.

Instances are exposed via LifecycleObserver, which enables you to monitor events that occur on the connection over time (established, SSE payload written, terminated, etc.)

See https://www.soklet.com/docs/server-sent-events for general Server-Sent Event documentation and https://www.soklet.com/docs/request-lifecycle#server-sent-events for lifecycle-specific documentation.

Author:

Mark Allen

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
static enum	SseConnection.HandshakeFailureReason	Categorizes why a Server-Sent Event handshake failed.
static enum	SseConnection.TerminationReason	Categorizes why a Server-Sent Event connection terminated.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
@NonNull Optional<Object>	getClientContext()	Returns the connection-specific context as provided by an accepted handshake.
@NonNull Instant	getEstablishedAt()	Returns the moment at which this connection was established.
@NonNull Request	getRequest()	The request made by the client to the Event Source Method which accepted the SSE handshake and established the connection.
@NonNull ResourceMethod	getResourceMethod()	Returns the Event Source Method that provided the accepted handshake for this connection.

Method Details

getRequest

@NonNull Request getRequest()

The request made by the client to the Event Source Method which accepted the SSE handshake and established the connection.

Returns:

the request made by the client to the Event Source Method

getResourceMethod

@NonNull ResourceMethod getResourceMethod()

Returns the Event Source Method that provided the accepted handshake for this connection.

Returns:

the Event Source Method that provided the accepted handshake for this connection

getEstablishedAt

@NonNull Instant getEstablishedAt()

Returns the moment at which this connection was established.

Returns:

the moment at which this connection was established.

getClientContext

@NonNull Optional<Object> getClientContext()

Returns the connection-specific context as provided by an accepted handshake.

This will always be the value returned by SseHandshakeResult.Accepted.getClientContext().

Returns:

the connection-specific context, or Optional.empty() if none was specified