Module: OnStomp::Interfaces::ClientConfigurable::ClassMethods
- Defined in:
- lib/onstomp/interfaces/client_configurable.rb
Overview
Provides attribute methods for client objects.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) attr_configurable_client_beats(nm)
Creates a readable and writeable attribute with the given name that defaults to [0, 0] and is mapped to a pair of non-negative integers when assigned.
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- (Object) attr_configurable_processor(nm)
Creates a readable and writeable attribute with the given name that defaults to the Components::ThreadedProcessor.
- - (Object) attr_configurable_protocols(nm)
Instance Method Details
- (Object) attr_configurable_client_beats(nm)
This attribute is only useful with STOMP 1.1 connections.
Creates a readable and writeable attribute with the given name that defaults to [0, 0] and is mapped to a pair of non-negative integers when assigned. Corresponds to what heartbeating strategy should be used for a given client's connection where [0, 0] indicates no heartbeating should be performed.
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# File 'lib/onstomp/interfaces/client_configurable.rb', line 36 def attr_configurable_client_beats nm attr_configurable_arr(nm, :default => [0,0]) do |val| val.map { |b| bi = b.to_i; bi < 0 ? 0 : bi } end end |
- (Object) attr_configurable_processor(nm)
Creates a readable and writeable attribute with the given name that defaults to the Components::ThreadedProcessor. Corresponds the the class to use when create new processor instances when a client is connected.
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# File 'lib/onstomp/interfaces/client_configurable.rb', line 47 def attr_configurable_processor nm attr_configurable_class(nm, :default => OnStomp::Components::ThreadedProcessor) end |
- (Object) attr_configurable_protocols(nm)
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# File 'lib/onstomp/interfaces/client_configurable.rb', line 21 def attr_configurable_protocols nm attr_configurable_arr(nm, :default => OnStomp::Connections.supported) do |vers| OnStomp::Connections.select_supported(vers).tap do |valid| raise OnStomp::UnsupportedProtocolVersionError, vers.inspect if valid.empty? end end end |