Examples of BroadcastOptions

org.jwebsocket.kit.BroadcastOptions
This class holds the various options to broadcast a data packet in the WebSocket network. When broadcasting the sender can decide if the packet is supposed to be sent only (one-way packet) or if the server is supposed to sent an acknowledge. The sender also can decide if the sender himself should be a broadcast target or not - which might be required for certain business logic. @author aschulze

Examples of org.jwebsocket.kit.BroadcastOptions

    boolean bResponseRequested = (lResponseRequested != null
        && lResponseRequested.equals("true"));


    // broadcast the token
    broadcastToken(aConnector, aToken,
        new BroadcastOptions(bSenderIncluded, bResponseRequested));


    // check if response was requested
    if (bResponseRequested) {
      sendToken(aConnector, aConnector, lResponse);
    }

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