Examples of org.atmosphere.wasync.Socket.fire()

org.atmosphere.wasync.Socket.fire()
Send data to the remote Server. The object will first be delivered to the set of {@link Encoder}, and then send to the server. The server's response will be delivered to the set of defined {@link Function} using the opened {@link Transport}, e.g for {@link Request.TRANSPORT#WEBSOCKET}, the same connection will be re-used and, for others transports, the suspended connection. @param data object to send @return a {@link Future} @throws IOException


        socket.fire("ECHO1");
        socket.fire("ECHO2");
        socket.fire("ECHO3");
        socket.fire("ECHO4");
        socket.fire("ECHO5");


        latch.await(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);


        assertEquals(response.get().size(), 5);
        socket.close();

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            System.out.println("OK, all Connected: " + clientNum);


            Socket socket = client.create(client.newOptionsBuilder().runtime(c).build());
            socket.open(request.build());
            for (int i = 0; i < messageNum; i++) {
                socket.fire("message" + i);
            }
            messages.await(1, TimeUnit.HOURS);
            socket.close();
            for (int i = 0; i < clientCount; i++) {
                sockets[i].close();

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