Examples of TextFrame

com.ibm.richtext.awtui.TextFrame
TextFrame is a Frame containing an editable TextPanel, a set of standard menus, and a TabRuler. This class can be used as-is, but is primarily intended to be a simple example of how to use the other classes in this package. @see com.ibm.richtext.textpanel.TextPanel @see AwtMenuBuilder @see TabRuler
org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame
org.glassfish.tyrus.core.frame.TextFrame
Text frame representation. @author Pavel Bucek (pavel.bucek at oracle.com)

Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

        quote.add("-- Albert Einstein");


        // leave frames as-is, no compression, and pass into extension
        for (String q : quote)
        {
            TextFrame frame = new TextFrame().setPayload(q);
            frame.setRsv1(false); // indication to extension that frame is not compressed (ie: a normal frame)
            ext.incomingFrame(frame);
        }


        int len = quote.size();
        capture.assertFrameCount(len);

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

            // Write to server
            // This action is possible, but does nothing.
            // Server could be in a half-closed state at this point.
            // Where the server read is closed (due to timeout), but the server write is still open.
            // The server could not read this frame, if it is in this half closed state
            client.write(new TextFrame().setPayload("Hello"));


            // Expect server to have closed due to its own timeout
            EventQueue<WebSocketFrame> frames = client.readFrames(1,500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            WebSocketFrame frame = frames.poll();
            Assert.assertThat("frame opcode",frame.getOpCode(),is(OpCode.CLOSE));

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

    }


    @Test
    public void testText_Hello()
    {
        WebSocketFrame frame = new TextFrame().setPayload("Hello");
        byte utf[] = StringUtil.getUtf8Bytes("Hello");
        assertGeneratedBytes("8105" + Hex.asHex(utf),frame);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

    }


    @Test
    public void testText_Masked()
    {
        WebSocketFrame frame = new TextFrame().setPayload("Hello");
        byte maskingKey[] = Hex.asByteArray("11223344");
        frame.setMask(maskingKey);


        // what is expected
        StringBuilder expected = new StringBuilder();

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

            HttpResponse response = client.expectUpgradeResponse();
            Assert.assertThat("Response",response.getExtensionsHeader(),containsString("x-webkit-deflate-frame"));


            // Generate text frame
            String msg = "this is an echo ... cho ... ho ... o";
            client.write(new TextFrame().setPayload(msg));


            // Read frame (hopefully text frame)
            EventQueue<WebSocketFrame> frames = client.readFrames(1,500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            WebSocketFrame tf = frames.poll();
            Assert.assertThat("Text Frame.status code",tf.getPayloadAsUTF8(),is(msg));

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

        // at this point, we have a ByteBuffer of 100 bytes.
        // but only a few bytes in the middle are made available for the payload.
        // we are testing that masking works as intended, even if the provided
        // payload does not start at position 0.
        LOG.debug("Payload = {}",BufferUtil.toDetailString(payload));
        WebSocketFrame frame = new TextFrame().setPayload(payload);
        byte maskingKey[] = Hex.asByteArray("11223344");
        frame.setMask(maskingKey);


        // what is expected
        StringBuilder expected = new StringBuilder();

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

        for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i)
        {
            builder.append("*");
        }


        WebSocketFrame textFrame = new TextFrame().setPayload(builder.toString());


        ByteBuffer actual = UnitGenerator.generate(textFrame);


        ByteBuffer expected = ByteBuffer.allocate(length + 5);

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

        for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i)
        {
            builder.append("*");
        }


        WebSocketFrame textFrame = new TextFrame().setPayload(builder.toString());


        ByteBuffer actual = UnitGenerator.generate(textFrame);


        ByteBuffer expected = ByteBuffer.allocate(length + 5);

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

        for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i)
        {
            builder.append("*");
        }


        WebSocketFrame textFrame = new TextFrame().setPayload(builder.toString());


        ByteBuffer actual = UnitGenerator.generate(textFrame);


        ByteBuffer expected = ByteBuffer.allocate(length + 11);

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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.frames.TextFrame

    }


    @Test
    public void testGenerateEmptyTextCase1_1_1()
    {
        WebSocketFrame textFrame = new TextFrame().setPayload("");


        ByteBuffer actual = UnitGenerator.generate(textFrame);


        ByteBuffer expected = ByteBuffer.allocate(5);

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