class SecureAMFChannel

Indicates whether this channel will piggyback poll requests along with regular outbound messages when an outstanding poll is not in progress. This allows the server to piggyback data for the client along with its response to client's message.

Reports whether the channel is actively polling.

Indicates whether this channel is enabled to poll.

Provides access to the polling interval for this Channel. The value is in milliseconds. This value determines how often this Channel requests messages from the server, to approximate server push.

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Provides access to the associated NetConnection for this Channel.

Indicates if this channel is authenticated.

Provides access to the ChannelSets connected to the Channel.

Provides access to the connect timeout in seconds for the channel. A value of 0 or below indicates that a connect attempt will never be timed out on the client. For channels that are configured to failover, this value is the total time to wait for a connection to be established. It is not reset for each failover URI that the channel may attempt to connect to.

Indicates whether this channel has established a connection to the remote destination.

Provides access to the endpoint for this channel. This value is calculated based on the value of the uri property.

Provides access to the set of endpoint URIs that this channel can attempt to failover to if the endpoint is clustered.

This property is automatically populated when clustering is enabled. If you don't use clustering, you can set your own values.

Provides access to the id of this channel.

Provides access to the protocol that the channel uses. Note: Subclasses of Channel must override this method and return a string that represents their supported protocol. Examples of supported protocol strings are "rtmp", "http" or "https".

Indicates whether this channel is in the process of reconnecting to an alternate endpoint.

Channel property determines the level of performance information injection - whether we inject message sizes or not.

Channel property determines the level of performance information injection - whether we inject timestamps or not.

Provides access to the default request timeout in seconds for the channel. A value of 0 or below indicates that outbound requests will never be timed out on the client.

Request timeouts are most useful for RPC style messaging that requires a response from the remote destination.

Provides access to the URI used to create the whole endpoint URI for this channel. The URI can be a partial path, in which case the full endpoint URI is computed as necessary.

Overriding to be able to keep track of the fact that the Channel is in the process of reconnecting with the session id, so the initial NetConnection call can be discarded properly in the resultHandler.

Processes polling related configuration settings.

Called by the player when the server pushes a message. Dispatches a MessageEvent to any MessageAgents that are listening. Any ...rest args passed via RTMP are ignored.

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Disables polling based on the number of times enablePolling() and disablePolling() have been invoked. If the net result is to disable polling the channel stops polling.

Invoked automatically based upon subscribing or unsubscribing from a remote destination over a PollingChannel.

Enables polling based on the number of times enablePolling() and disablePolling() have been invoked. If the net result is to enable polling the channel will poll the server on behalf of connected MessageAgents.

Invoked automatically based upon subscribing or unsubscribing from a remote destination over a PollingChannel.

Initiates a poll operation if there are consumers subscribed to this channel, and polling is enabled for this channel.

Note that this method will not start a new poll if one is currently in progress.

Sends the specified message to its target destination. Subclasses must override the internalSend() method to perform the actual send. PollingChannel will wrap outbound messages in poll requests if a poll is not currently outstanding.

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Connects the ChannelSet to the Channel. If the Channel has not yet connected to its endpoint, it attempts to do so. Channel subclasses must override the internalConnect() method, and call the connectSuccess() method once the underlying connection is established.

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Disconnects the ChannelSet from the Channel. If the Channel is connected to its endpoint and it has no more connected ChannelSets it will internally disconnect.

Channel subclasses need to override the internalDisconnect() method, and call the disconnectSuccess() method when the underlying connection has been terminated.

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Sends a CommandMessage to the server to logout if the Channel is connected. Current credentials are cleared.

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Sets the credentials to the specified value. If the credentials are non-null and the Channel is connected, this method also sends a CommandMessage to the server to login using the credentials.

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