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package org.proton.plug;

import io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf;

public interface AMQPConnectionContext {

   void close();

   Object getLock();

   boolean checkDataReceived();

   long getCreationTime();

   SASLResult getSASLResult();

   /**
    * Even though we are currently always sending packets asynchronsouly
    * we have a possibility to start trusting on the network flow control
    * and always sync on the send of the packet
    *
    * This is for future use and should be kept returning false.
    *
    * We will have to do some testing before we make this return true
    */
   boolean isSyncOnFlush();

   int capacity();

   /**
    * This is for the Remoting layer to push bytes on the AMQP Connection
    * The buffer readerIndex should be at the latest read byte after this method is called
    */
   void inputBuffer(ByteBuf buffer);

   void flush();

   /**
    * To be called when the bytes were sent down the stream (flushed on the socket for example)
    *
    * @param numberOfBytes
    */
   void outputDone(int numberOfBytes);

}
