Examples of flex.messaging.client.FlexClient$EndpointQueue

flex.messaging.client.FlexClient

@exclude Helper class that stores per-endpoint outbound queue state including:

flexClient - The FlexClient the queue is used by.
messages - The outbound queue of messages for the endpoint.
processor - The processor that handles adding messages to the queue as well as flushing them to the network.
asyncPoll - The async poll to timeout or callback when messages arrive (null if the endpoint or session supports direct push).
pushSession - A reference to a pushSession to use for direct writes to the client (null if the endpoint uses polling or handles push directly).
flushTask - A reference to a pending flush task that will perform a delayed flush of the queue; null if no delayed flush has been scheduled.
messageClientRefCount - A reference count of MessageClients subcribed over this endpoint. Once all MessageClients unsubscribe this queue can be shut down.
avoidBusyPolling - Used to signal poll result generation for the queue to avoid busy polling.

    * 
    * @return The FlexClient or null if the message did not contain a FlexClient id value.
    */
   public FlexClient setupFlexClient(Message message)
   {     
       FlexClient flexClient = null;
       if (message.getHeaders().containsKey(Message.FLEX_CLIENT_ID_HEADER))
       {
           String id = (String)message.getHeaders().get(Message.FLEX_CLIENT_ID_HEADER);
           // If the id is null, reset to the special token value that let's us differentiate
           // between legacy clients and 2.5+ clients.

    * 
    * @return The FlexClient or null if the provided id was null.
    */
   public FlexClient setupFlexClient(String id)
   {
       FlexClient flexClient = null;
       if (id != null)
       {
           // This indicates that we're dealing with a non-legacy client that hasn't been
           // assigned a FlexClient Id yet. Reset to null to generate a fresh Id.
           if (id.equals("nil"))
               id = null;
           
           flexClient = getMessageBroker().getFlexClientManager().getFlexClient(id);
           // Make sure the FlexClient and FlexSession are associated.
           FlexSession session = FlexContext.getFlexSession();        
           flexClient.registerFlexSession(session);
           // And place the FlexClient in FlexContext for this request.
           FlexContext.setThreadLocalFlexClient(flexClient);
       }
       return flexClient;
   }

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