List of validateRsvBits() Examples

Examples of validateRsvBits()

org.apache.tomcat.websocket.Transformation.validateRsvBits()
Validate that the RSV bit(s) required by this transformation are not being used by another extension. The implementation is expected to set any bits it requires before passing the set of in-use bits to the next transformation. @param i The RSV bits marked as in use so far as an int in therange zero to seven with RSV1 as the MSB and RSV3 as the LSB @return true if the combination of RSV bits used by thetransformations in the pipeline do not conflict otherwise false

Examples of org.apache.tomcat.websocket.Transformation.validateRsvBits()

                transformation.setNext(t);
            }
        }


        // Now we have the full pipeline, validate the use of the RSV bits.
        if (transformation != null && !transformation.validateRsvBits(0)) {
            // TODO i18n
            throw new ServletException("Incompatible RSV bit usage");
        }


        // If we got this far, all is good. Accept the connection.

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Examples of org.apache.tomcat.websocket.Transformation.validateRsvBits()

                transformation.setNext(t);
            }
        }


        // Now we have the full pipeline, validate the use of the RSV bits.
        if (transformation != null && !transformation.validateRsvBits(0)) {
            throw new ServletException(sm.getString("upgradeUtil.incompatibleRsv"));
        }


        // If we got this far, all is good. Accept the connection.
        resp.setHeader(Constants.UPGRADE_HEADER_NAME,

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Examples of org.apache.tomcat.websocket.Transformation.validateRsvBits()

                transformation.setNext(t);
            }
        }


        // Now we have the full pipeline, validate the use of the RSV bits.
        if (transformation != null && !transformation.validateRsvBits(0)) {
            // TODO i18n
            throw new ServletException("Incompatible RSV bit usage");
        }


        // If we got this far, all is good. Accept the connection.

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