Package jakarta.faces.push

Interface PushContext

  • All Superinterfaces:
    Serializable
    public interface PushContext
extends Serializable

    CDI interface to send a message object to the push socket channel as identified by @Push. This can be injected via @Push in any container managed artifact in WAR. 

     @Inject
 @Push
 private PushContext channelName;

    For detailed usage instructions, see @Push javadoc.

    Since:
    2.3
    See Also:
    Push

    • Field Detail

      • ENABLE_WEBSOCKET_ENDPOINT_PARAM_NAME

        static final String ENABLE_WEBSOCKET_ENDPOINT_PARAM_NAME
        The boolean context parameter name to explicitly enable web socket endpoint during startup.
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        Constant Field Values

      • WEBSOCKET_ENDPOINT_PORT_PARAM_NAME

        static final String WEBSOCKET_ENDPOINT_PORT_PARAM_NAME
        The integer context parameter name to specify the websocket endpoint port when it's different from HTTP port.
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        Constant Field Values

      • URI_PREFIX

        static final String URI_PREFIX
        The context-relative web socket URI prefix where the endpoint should listen on.
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        Constant Field Values

    • Method Detail

      • send

        Set<Future<Void>> send​(Object message)
        Send given message object to the push socket channel as identified by @Push. The message object will be encoded as JSON and be available as first argument of the JavaScript listener function declared in <f:websocket onmessage>.
        Parameters:
        message - The push message object.
        Returns:
        The results of the send operation. If it returns an empty set, then there was no open web socket session associated with given socket channel. The returned futures will return null on Future.get() if the message was successfully delivered and otherwise throw ExecutionException.
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - If given message object cannot be encoded as JSON.
        See Also:
        RemoteEndpoint.Async.sendText(String)

      • send

        <S extends Serializable> Set<Future<Void>> send​(Object message,
                                                S user)
        Send given message object to the push socket channel as identified by @Push, targeted to the given user as identified by <f:websocket user>. The message object will be encoded as JSON and be available as first argument of the JavaScript listener function declared in <f:websocket onmessage>.
        Type Parameters:
        S - The generic type of the user identifier.
        Parameters:
        message - The push message object.
        user - The user to which the push message object must be delivered to.
        Returns:
        The results of the send operation. If it returns an empty set, then there was no open web socket session associated with given socket channel and user. The returned futures will return null on Future.get() if the message was successfully delivered and otherwise throw ExecutionException.
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - If given message object cannot be encoded as JSON.
        See Also:
        RemoteEndpoint.Async.sendText(String)

      • send

        <S extends Serializable> Map<S,​Set<Future<Void>>> send​(Object message,
                                                             Collection<S> users)
        Send given message object to the push socket channel as identified by @Push, targeted to the given users as identified by <f:websocket user>. The message object will be encoded as JSON and be available as first argument of the JavaScript listener function declared in <f:websocket onmessage>.
        Type Parameters:
        S - The generic type of the user identifier.
        Parameters:
        message - The push message object.
        users - The users to which the push message object must be delivered to.
        Returns:
        The results of the send operation grouped by user. If it contains an empty set, then there was no open web socket session associated with given socket channel and user. The returned futures will return null on Future.get() if the message was successfully delivered and otherwise throw ExecutionException.
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - If given message object cannot be encoded as JSON.
        See Also:
        RemoteEndpoint.Async.sendText(String)