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Java WebSocket Programming
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Java WebSocket Programming

by Dr. Danny Coward
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
5h 45m
English
McGraw Hill Computing
Content preview from Java WebSocket Programming
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@ClientEndpoint annotation
@EJB annotation
@OnClose annotation
@OnError annotation
@OnMessage annotation
@OnOpen annotation
@PathParam annotation
@ServerEndpoint annotation
@Singleton annotation
A
access-level path parameter
AccountEndpoint
annotated endpoints
configuring
event handling
lifecycle
path mapping of
programmatic endpoints vs.
receiving messages in
using URI templates
Application Client Container
application state
Chat sample
explanation of
sharing in web container
arbitrary Java objects
asynchronous messaging
callback handler method ...
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