Examples of ratpack.handling.direct.DirectChannelAccess

ratpack.handling.direct.DirectChannelAccess
Provides direct access to the underlying Netty {@link io.netty.channel.Channel}.
Use of this type is discouraged. It exists to provide low level integration with Netty for extra protocols to build on, such as the {@link ratpack.websocket.WebSockets} support.

    nettyRequest.headers().add(SEC_WEBSOCKET_VERSION, request.getHeaders().get(SEC_WEBSOCKET_VERSION));
    nettyRequest.headers().add(SEC_WEBSOCKET_KEY, request.getHeaders().get(SEC_WEBSOCKET_KEY));


    final WebSocketServerHandshaker handshaker = factory.newHandshaker(nettyRequest);


    final DirectChannelAccess directChannelAccess = context.getDirectChannelAccess();
    final Channel channel = directChannelAccess.getChannel();


    handshaker.handshake(channel, nettyRequest).addListener(new HandshakeFutureListener<>(context, handshaker, handler));
  }

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      transmitted.set(true);
      channelSubscriptions.put(channel, thing);
      channel.closeFuture().addListener(future -> channelSubscriptions.remove(channel));
    };


    final DirectChannelAccess directChannelAccess = new DefaultDirectChannelAccess(channel, subscribeHandler);


    final DefaultContext.RequestConstants requestConstants = new DefaultContext.RequestConstants(
      applicationConstants, bindAddress, request, response, directChannelAccess, requestOutcomeEventController.getRegistry()
    );

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Related Classes of ratpack.handling.direct.DirectChannelAccess

ratpack.server.internal.NettyHandlerAdapter

ratpack.websocket.internal.WebSocketEngine

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