(Note: I suspect there's a reason for this, as I see statements around
making decisions for future proofing and new Java 8 semantics)
The SendResult object seems to overlap with the role of Future itself.
If I do ...
Future<SendResult> fut = session.getRemote().sendBytesByFuture(buf);
SendResult res = fut.get();
I would expect the future to return on success, and throw an exception on
failure.
Why would I want to query the SendResult.isOK() ever?
Barring any sort of identification being returned, the method signature
could be ...
Future<Void> RemoteEndpoint.sendBytesByFuture(buf);
... is just as valid.
Also, why is SendHandler the way it is?
I would expect it to be something like this ...
public interface SendHandler {
void onResultSuccess();
void onResultFailure(Throwable t);
}
Is the one method approach found in the 008 spec document something to do
with the Java 8 lambda friendly decision making?
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