Package com.opengamma.engine.cache.msg

Examples of com.opengamma.engine.cache.msg.CacheMessage

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    }

    @Override
    public void messageReceived(final FudgeContext fudgeContext, final FudgeMsgEnvelope msgEnvelope) {
      final FudgeDeserializer deserializer = new FudgeDeserializer(fudgeContext);
      final CacheMessage request = deserializer.fudgeMsgToObject(CacheMessage.class, msgEnvelope.getMessage());
      CacheMessage response = request.accept(this);
      if (response == null) {
        if (request.getCorrelationId() != null) {
          response = new CacheMessage();
        }
      }
      if (response != null) {
        response.setCorrelationId(request.getCorrelationId());
        final FudgeSerializer sctx = new FudgeSerializer(fudgeContext);
        final MutableFudgeMsg responseMsg = sctx.objectToFudgeMsg(response);
        // We have only one response for each request type, so don't really need the headers
        // FudgeSerializer.addClassHeader(responseMsg, response.getClass(), BinaryDataStoreResponse.class);
        getConnection().getFudgeMessageSender().send(responseMsg);
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    }

    @Override
    public void messageReceived(final FudgeContext context, final FudgeMsgEnvelope message) {
      final FudgeDeserializer deserializer = new FudgeDeserializer(context);
      final CacheMessage request = deserializer.fudgeMsgToObject(CacheMessage.class, message.getMessage());
      CacheMessage response = request.accept(this);
      if (response == null) {
        if (request.getCorrelationId() != null) {
          response = new CacheMessage();
        }
      }
      if (response != null) {
        response.setCorrelationId(request.getCorrelationId());
        final FudgeSerializer sctx = new FudgeSerializer(context);
        final MutableFudgeMsg responseMsg = sctx.objectToFudgeMsg(response);
        // We have only one response type for each request, so don't really need the headers
        // FudgeSerializer.addClassHeader(responseMsg, response.getClass(), CacheMessage.class);
        getConnection().getFudgeMessageSender().send(responseMsg);
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  // above

  @Override
  public void messageReceived(final FudgeContext fudgeContext, final FudgeMsgEnvelope msgEnvelope) {
    final FudgeDeserializer deserializer = new FudgeDeserializer(fudgeContext);
    final CacheMessage message = deserializer.fudgeMsgToObject(CacheMessage.class, msgEnvelope.getMessage());
    message.accept(_messageReceiver);
  }
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    return response;
  }

  @Override
  public FudgeMsg requestReceived(final FudgeDeserializer deserializer, final FudgeMsgEnvelope requestEnvelope) {
    final CacheMessage request = deserializer.fudgeMsgToObject(CacheMessage.class, requestEnvelope.getMessage());
    final FudgeContext fudgeContext = deserializer.getFudgeContext();
    CacheMessage response = request.accept(this);
    if (response == null) {
      response = new CacheMessage();
    }
    response.setCorrelationId(request.getCorrelationId());
    final FudgeSerializer ctx = new FudgeSerializer(fudgeContext);
    final MutableFudgeMsg responseMsg = ctx.objectToFudgeMsg(response);
    // We have only one response for each request type, so don't need the headers
    // FudgeSerializer.addClassHeader(responseMsg, response.getClass(), IdentifierMapResponse.class);
    return responseMsg;
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  • com.opengamma.engine.cache.FudgeMessageStoreServer$MessageHandler
  • com.opengamma.engine.cache.IdentifierMapServer
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  • com.opengamma.engine.cache.ViewComputationCacheServer$MessageHandler
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