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<title>Service Workers: Client</title>
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[Constructor()] // no-op constructor
interface Client {
  readonly attribute unsigned long id;
  void postMessage(any message, DOMString targetOrigin,
                   optional sequence<Transferable> transfer);
};
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<!--
The `Client` interface represents the window or the worker (defined as client)
that is [controlled][1] by the Service Worker. This object provides a no-op
constructor. Callers should note that only `Client` objects created by the user
agent (see [`this.clients.getServiced()`][2]) will provide meaningful
functionality.

The `id` of a `Client` identifies the specific client object from the list of
client objects serviced by the Service Worker. The `postMessage(message,
targetOrigin, transfer)` method of a `[Client][3]`, when called, causes a
`[MessageEvent][4]` to be dispatched at the client object.


[1]: #document-control
[2]: #get-serviced-method
[3]: #client-interface
[4]: http://goo.gl/4SLWiH
-->


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        interface Transferable {};
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            Client: ["throw new Error ('No object defined for the Client interface')"]
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