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↳ | org.apache.http.nio.protocol.BufferingHttpServiceHandler |
Service protocol handler implementations that provide compatibility with
the blocking I/O by storing the full content of HTTP messages in memory.
The handle(HttpRequest, HttpResponse, HttpContext)
method will fire only when the entire message content has been read into
an in-memory buffer. Please note that request processing take place the
main I/O thread and therefore individual HTTP request handlers should not
block indefinitely.
When using this protocol handler HttpEntity's content can be
generated / consumed using standard InputStream
/OutputStream
classes.
IMPORTANT: This protocol handler should be used only when dealing with HTTP messages that are known to be limited in length.
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Triggered when the connection is closed.
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Triggered when a new incoming connection is created.
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Triggered when an HTTP protocol violation occurs while receiving
an HTTP request.
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Triggered when an I/O error occurs while reading from or writing
to the underlying channel.
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Triggered when the underlying channel is ready for reading a
new portion of the request entity through the corresponding
content decoder.
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Triggered when the underlying channel is ready for writing a
next portion of the response entity through the corresponding
content encoder.
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Triggered when a new HTTP request is received.
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Triggered when the connection is ready to accept a new HTTP response.
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Triggered when no input is detected on this connection over the
maximum period of inactivity.
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From class
java.lang.Object
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From interface
org.apache.http.nio.NHttpServiceHandler
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Triggered when the connection is closed.
conn | closed HTTP connection. |
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Triggered when a new incoming connection is created.
conn | new incoming connection HTTP connection. |
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Triggered when an HTTP protocol violation occurs while receiving an HTTP request.
conn | HTTP connection that caused an HTTP protocol violation |
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httpex | HTTP protocol violation exception |
Triggered when an I/O error occurs while reading from or writing to the underlying channel.
conn | HTTP connection that caused an I/O error |
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ioex | I/O exception |
Triggered when the underlying channel is ready for reading a new portion of the request entity through the corresponding content decoder.
If the content consumer is unable to process the incoming content, input event notifications can be temporarily suspended usingIOControl
interface.conn | HTTP connection that can produce a new portion of the incoming request content. |
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decoder | The content decoder to use to read content. |
Triggered when the underlying channel is ready for writing a next portion of the response entity through the corresponding content encoder.
If the content producer is unable to generate the outgoing content, output event notifications can be temporarily suspended usingIOControl
interface.conn | HTTP connection that can accommodate a new portion of the outgoing response content. |
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encoder | The content encoder to use to write content. |
Triggered when a new HTTP request is received. The connection passed as a parameter to this method is guaranteed to return a valid HTTP request object.
If the request received encloses a request entity this method will be followed a series ofinputReady(NHttpServerConnection, ContentDecoder)
calls
to transfer the request content.conn | HTTP connection that contains a new HTTP request |
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Triggered when the connection is ready to accept a new HTTP response. The protocol handler does not have to submit a response if it is not ready.
conn | HTTP connection that contains an HTTP response |
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Triggered when no input is detected on this connection over the maximum period of inactivity.
conn | HTTP connection that caused timeout condition. |
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