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Retrieving the original AtmosphereResource with WebSocket
Jeanfrancois Arcand edited this page Jun 28, 2015
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To support WebSocket the same way as other transport, Atmosphere, by default, creates an AtmosphereResource for the handshake operation, and new AtmosphereResource every time a new websocket message is received. In case your application needs to retrieve the original one, e.g the one used for the handshake, just using the following attribute from any AtmosphereRequest:
String uuid = (String) request
.getAttribute(ApplicationConfig.SUSPENDED_ATMOSPHERE_RESOURCE_UUID);
AtmosphereResource resource = atmosphereResourceFactory.find(uuid);
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- Understanding AtmosphereHandler
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- Understanding Broadcaster
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