Examples of upgrade()

Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        URI wsUri = server.getWsUri();
        Future<Session> future = client.connect(wsocket,wsUri);

        ServerConnection ssocket = server.accept();
        ssocket.upgrade();

        // Validate that we are connected
        future.get(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        wsocket.waitForConnected(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        URI wsUri = server.getWsUri();
        Future<Session> future = client.connect(tsocket,wsUri);

        ServerConnection sconnection = server.accept();
        sconnection.setSoTimeout(60000);
        sconnection.upgrade();

        // Confirm connected
        future.get(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        tsocket.waitForConnected(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        URI wsUri = server.getWsUri();
        Future<Session> future = client.connect(tsocket, wsUri);

        ServerConnection sconnection = server.accept();
        sconnection.setSoTimeout(60000);
        sconnection.upgrade();

        // Confirm connected
        future.get(500, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        tsocket.waitForConnected(500, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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            URI wsUri = server.getWsUri();
            Future<Session> future = client.connect(wsocket,wsUri);

            ServerConnection ssocket = server.accept();
            ssocket.upgrade();

            wsocket.awaitConnect(1,TimeUnit.SECONDS);

            Session sess = future.get(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            Assert.assertThat("Session",sess,notNullValue());
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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            URI wsUri = server.getWsUri().resolve("/test?snack=cashews&amount=handful&brand=off");
            Future<Session> future = fact.connect(wsocket,wsUri);

            ServerConnection ssocket = server.accept();
            ssocket.upgrade();

            future.get(500,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);

            Assert.assertTrue(wsocket.openLatch.await(1,TimeUnit.SECONDS));
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        CloseTrackingSocket clientSocket = new CloseTrackingSocket();
        Future<Session> clientConnectFuture = client.connect(clientSocket,server.getWsUri());

        // Server accepts connect
        ServerConnection serverConn = server.accept();
        serverConn.upgrade();

        // client confirms connection via echo
        confirmConnection(clientSocket,clientConnectFuture,serverConn);

        // client sends close frame (code 1000, normal)
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        CloseTrackingSocket clientSocket = new CloseTrackingSocket();
        Future<Session> clientConnectFuture = client.connect(clientSocket,server.getWsUri());

        // Server accepts connect
        ServerConnection serverConn = server.accept();
        serverConn.upgrade();

        // client confirms connection via echo
        confirmConnection(clientSocket,clientConnectFuture,serverConn);

        // client sends BIG frames (until it cannot write anymore)
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        CloseTrackingSocket clientSocket = new CloseTrackingSocket();
        Future<Session> clientConnectFuture = client.connect(clientSocket,server.getWsUri());

        // Server accepts connect
        ServerConnection serverConn = server.accept();
        serverConn.upgrade();

        // client confirms connection via echo
        confirmConnection(clientSocket,clientConnectFuture,serverConn);

        // client should not have received close message (yet)
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.test.BlockheadServer.ServerConnection.upgrade()

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        CloseTrackingSocket clientSocket = new CloseTrackingSocket();
        Future<Session> clientConnectFuture = client.connect(clientSocket,server.getWsUri());

        // Server accepts connect
        ServerConnection serverConn = server.accept();
        serverConn.upgrade();

        // client confirms connection via echo
        confirmConnection(clientSocket,clientConnectFuture,serverConn);

        // client sends close frame
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Examples of org.elasticsearch.action.admin.indices.optimize.OptimizeRequest.upgrade()

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    void handlePost(RestRequest request, RestChannel channel, Client client) {
        OptimizeRequest optimizeReq = new OptimizeRequest(Strings.splitStringByCommaToArray(request.param("index")));
        optimizeReq.waitForMerge(request.paramAsBoolean("wait_for_completion", false));
        optimizeReq.flush(true);
        optimizeReq.upgrade(true);
        optimizeReq.maxNumSegments(Integer.MAX_VALUE); // we just want to upgrade the segments, not actually optimize to a single segment
        client.admin().indices().optimize(optimizeReq, new RestBuilderListener<OptimizeResponse>(channel) {
            @Override
            public RestResponse buildResponse(OptimizeResponse response, XContentBuilder builder) throws Exception {
                builder.startObject();
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