Examples of ConversationFactory

org.apache.myfaces.extensions.cdi.jsf.impl.scope.conversation.spi.ConversationFactory
@author Gerhard Petracek

org.apache.qpid.test.utils.ConversationFactory

ange greetings. conversation.send(sendDestination, conversation.getSession().createTextMessage("Hello.")); Message greeting = conversation.receive(); // Exchange goodbyes. conversation.send(conversation.getSession().createTextMessage("Goodbye.")); Message goodbye = conversation.receive(); } finally { conversation.end(); } } } class Responder { ConversationHelper conversation = new ConversationHelper(connection, receiveDestination, java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue.class); respondToConversation() { try { // Exchange greetings. Message greeting = conversation.receive(); conversation.send(conversation.getSession().createTextMessage("Hello.")); // Exchange goodbyes. Message goodbye = conversation.receive(); conversation.send(conversation.getSession().createTextMessage("Goodbye.")); } finally { conversation.end(); } } }

Conversation correlation id's are generated on a per thread basis.

The same controlSession is shared amongst all conversations. Calls to send are therefore synchronized because JMS sessions are not multi-threaded.

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Responsibilities	Collaborations
Associate messages to an ongoing conversation using correlation ids.
Auto manage sessions for conversations.
Store messages not in a conversation in dead letter box.

org.apache.qpid.util.ConversationFactory

Conversation correlation id's are generated on a per thread basis.

The same controlSession is shared amongst all conversations. Calls to send are therefore synchronized because JMS sessions are not multi-threaded.

CRC Card
Responsibilities	Collaborations
Associate messages to an ongoing conversation using correlation ids.
Auto manage sessions for conversations.
Store messages not in a conversation in dead letter box.

org.bukkit.conversations.ConversationFactory
A ConversationFactory is responsible for creating a {@link Conversation}from a predefined template. A ConversationFactory is typically created when a plugin is instantiated and builds a Conversation each time a user initiates a conversation with the plugin. Each Conversation maintains its own state and calls back as needed into the plugin.
The ConversationFactory implements a fluid API, allowing parameters to be set as an extension to the constructor.

Examples of org.bukkit.conversations.ConversationFactory

        // Make sure we can use the conversable interface
        if (sender instanceof Conversable) {
          final MultipleLinesPrompt prompt = 
              new MultipleLinesPrompt(new CompilationSuccessCanceller(), "function(event, packet) {");
          
          new ConversationFactory(plugin).
            withFirstPrompt(prompt).
            withEscapeSequence("CANCEL").
            withLocalEcho(false).
            addConversationAbandonedListener(new ConversationAbandonedListener() {
              @Override

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Examples of org.bukkit.conversations.ConversationFactory


        convo.begin();
    }


    public void setupAddCommand(CraftBookPlugin plugin) {
        conversationFactory = new ConversationFactory(plugin).withModality(true).withEscapeSequence("cancel").withPrefix(new NullConversationPrefix()).withFirstPrompt(new StringPrompt() {
            @Override
            public String getPromptText (ConversationContext context) {
                return ChatColor.YELLOW + "Please enter a unique ID for this CommandItem. (Used in /comitems give) (Type 'cancel' to quit)";
            }

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