https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/ee4j.servlet: Provides, via submodules, a base configuration for JBoss project builds, as well as a derived configuration supporting multi-release JARs (JBoss by Red Hat)
  • Ed Burns
  • Shing Wai Chan 
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package javax.servlet.http;


This interface encapsulates the upgrade protocol processing. A HttpUpgradeHandler implementation would allow the
servlet container to communicate with it.

Since:Servlet 3.1
/**
 * This interface encapsulates the upgrade protocol processing. A HttpUpgradeHandler implementation would allow the
 * servlet container to communicate with it.
 *
 * @since Servlet 3.1
 */
public interface HttpUpgradeHandler {
    
It is called once the HTTP Upgrade process has been completed and the upgraded connection is ready to start using
the new protocol.

Params:
  • wc – the WebConnection object associated to this upgrade request
/**
     * It is called once the HTTP Upgrade process has been completed and the upgraded connection is ready to start using
     * the new protocol.
     *
     * @param wc the WebConnection object associated to this upgrade request
     */
    public void init(WebConnection wc);

    
It is called when the client is disconnected.

/**
     * It is called when the client is disconnected.
     */
    public void destroy();
}