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package org.apache.coyote;
/**
* ActionCodes represent callbacks from the servlet container to the coyote connector. Actions are implemented by
* ProtocolHandler, using the ActionHook interface.
*
* @see ProtocolHandler
* @see ActionHook
*
* @author Remy Maucherat
*/
public enum ActionCode {
/**
* Acknowledge request, most often used for HTTP expectations.
*/
ACK,
/**
* Regular close.
*/
CLOSE,
/**
* Response commit, which means any initial bytes part of the response are going to be sent.
*/
COMMIT,
/**
* A serious error occurred from which it is not possible to recover safely. Further attempts to write to the
* response should be ignored and the connection needs to be closed as soon as possible. This can also be used to
* forcibly close a connection if an error occurs after the response has been committed.
*/
CLOSE_NOW,
/**
* A flush() operation originated by the client ( i.e. a flush() on the servlet output stream or writer, called by a
* servlet ). Argument is the Response.
*/
CLIENT_FLUSH,
/**
* Has the processor been placed into the error state? Note that the response may not have an appropriate error code
* set.
*/
IS_ERROR,
/**
* The processor may have been placed into an error state and some error states do not permit any further I/O. Is
* I/O currently allowed?
*/
IS_IO_ALLOWED,
/**
* Hook called if swallowing request input should be disabled. Example: Cancel a large file upload.
*/
DISABLE_SWALLOW_INPUT,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - extract the remote host name and address.
*/
REQ_HOST_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - extract the remote host address.
*/
REQ_HOST_ADDR_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - extract the connection peer address.
*/
REQ_PEER_ADDR_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - extract the SSL-related attributes including the client certificate if present.
*/
REQ_SSL_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Force a TLS re-handshake and make the resulting client certificate (if any) available as a request attribute.
*/
REQ_SSL_CERTIFICATE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - socket remote port.
*/
REQ_REMOTEPORT_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - socket local port.
*/
REQ_LOCALPORT_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - local address.
*/
REQ_LOCAL_ADDR_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for lazy evaluation - local address.
*/
REQ_LOCAL_NAME_ATTRIBUTE,
/**
* Callback for setting FORM auth body replay
*/
REQ_SET_BODY_REPLAY,
/**
* Callback for getting the amount of available bytes.
*/
AVAILABLE,
/**
* Callback for an async request.
*/
ASYNC_START,
/**
* Callback for an async call to {@link jakarta.servlet.AsyncContext#dispatch()}.
*/
ASYNC_DISPATCH,
/**
* Callback to indicate the actual dispatch has started and that the async state needs change.
*/
ASYNC_DISPATCHED,
/**
* Callback for an async call to {@link jakarta.servlet.AsyncContext#start(Runnable)}.
*/
ASYNC_RUN,
/**
* Callback for an async call to {@link jakarta.servlet.AsyncContext#complete()}.
*/
ASYNC_COMPLETE,
/**
* Callback to trigger the processing of an async timeout.
*/
ASYNC_TIMEOUT,
/**
* Callback to trigger the error processing.
*/
ASYNC_ERROR,
/**
* Callback for an async call to {@link jakarta.servlet.AsyncContext#setTimeout(long)}
*/
ASYNC_SETTIMEOUT,
/**
* Callback to determine if async processing is in progress.
*/
ASYNC_IS_ASYNC,
/**
* Callback to determine if async dispatch is in progress.
*/
ASYNC_IS_STARTED,
/**
* Call back to determine if async complete is in progress.
*/
ASYNC_IS_COMPLETING,
/**
* Callback to determine if async dispatch is in progress.
*/
ASYNC_IS_DISPATCHING,
/**
* Callback to determine if async is timing out.
*/
ASYNC_IS_TIMINGOUT,
/**
* Callback to determine if async is in error.
*/
ASYNC_IS_ERROR,
/**
* Callback to trigger post processing. Typically only used during error handling to trigger essential processing
* that otherwise would be skipped.
*/
ASYNC_POST_PROCESS,
/**
* Callback to trigger the HTTP upgrade process.
*/
UPGRADE,
/**
* Indicator that Servlet is interested in being notified when data is available to be read.
*/
NB_READ_INTEREST,
/**
* Used with non-blocking writes to determine if a write is currently allowed (sets passed parameter to
* <code>true</code>) or not (sets passed parameter to <code>false</code>). If a write is not allowed then callback
* will be triggered at some future point when write becomes possible again.
*/
NB_WRITE_INTEREST,
/**
* Indicates if the request body has been fully read.
*/
REQUEST_BODY_FULLY_READ,
/**
* Indicates that the container needs to trigger a call to onDataAvailable() for the registered non-blocking read
* listener.
*/
DISPATCH_READ,
/**
* Indicates that the container needs to trigger a call to onWritePossible() for the registered non-blocking write
* listener.
*/
DISPATCH_WRITE,
/**
* Indicates that the container needs to trigger a call to onError() for the registered non-blocking write and/or
* read listener(s).
*/
DISPATCH_ERROR,
/**
* Execute any non-blocking dispatches that have been registered via {@link #DISPATCH_READ} or
* {@link #DISPATCH_WRITE}. Typically required when the non-blocking listeners are configured on a thread where the
* processing wasn't triggered by a read or write event on the socket.
*/
DISPATCH_EXECUTE,
/**
* Are the request trailer fields ready to be read? Note that this returns true if it is known that request trailer
* fields are not supported so an empty collection of trailers can then be read.
*/
IS_TRAILER_FIELDS_READY,
/**
* Are HTTP trailer fields supported for the current response? Note that once an HTTP/1.1 response has been
* committed, it will no longer support trailer fields.
*/
IS_TRAILER_FIELDS_SUPPORTED,
/**
* Obtain the request identifier for this request as defined by the protocol in use. Note that some protocols do not
* define such an identifier. E.g. this will be Stream ID for HTTP/2.
*/
PROTOCOL_REQUEST_ID,
/**
* Obtain the servlet connection instance for the network connection supporting the current request.
*/
SERVLET_CONNECTION,
/**
* Send an RFC 8297 Early Hints informational response.
*/
EARLY_HINTS
}
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