Examples of SystemPlugIn

org.jwebsocket.plugins.system.SystemPlugIn
implements the jWebSocket system tokens like login, logout, send, broadcast etc... @author aschulze

Examples of org.jwebsocket.plugins.system.SystemPlugIn

      log.debug("Instantiating default plug-ins...");
    }
    Map<String, List<WebSocketPlugIn>> pluginMap = new FastMap<String, List<WebSocketPlugIn>>();
    List<WebSocketPlugIn> defaultPlugins = new FastList<WebSocketPlugIn>();


    defaultPlugins.add(new SystemPlugIn());
    defaultPlugins.add(new RPCPlugIn());
    defaultPlugins.add(new StreamingPlugIn());
    defaultPlugins.add(new FlashBridgePlugIn());


    pluginMap.put("ts0", defaultPlugins);

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Examples of org.jwebsocket.plugins.system.SystemPlugIn


      // add desired plug-ins
      TokenPlugInChain lPlugInChain = mServer.getPlugInChain();
      // the system plug-in is essential to process authentication
      // send and broadcast
      lPlugInChain.addPlugIn(new SystemPlugIn());
      // the FlashBrigde plug-in is strongly recommended to also support
      // non websocket compliant browsers
      lPlugInChain.addPlugIn(new FlashBridgePlugIn());


    }

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