Examples of flex.messaging.MessageBroker

flex.messaging.MessageBroker

The MessageBroker is the hub of message traffic in the Flex system. It has a number of endpoints which send and receive messages over the network, and it has a number of services that are message destinations. The broker routes decoded messages received by endpoints to services based on the service destination specified in each message. The broker also has a means of pushing messages back through endpoints to clients.

     * 
     * @return remoting destination corresponding to the supplied server id and destination name
     */
    public static RemotingDestination getRemotingDestination(String serverId, String destinationName)
    {
        MessageBroker broker = MessageBroker.getMessageBroker(serverId);


        if (broker == null)
        {
            // Unable to locate a MessageBroker initialized with server id ''{0}''
            MessageException me = new MessageException();
            me.setMessage(NO_MESSAGE_BROKER, new Object[] { serverId });
            throw me;
        }


        RemotingService rs = (RemotingService) broker.getServiceByType(REMOTING_SERVICE_CLASS);
        if (rs == null)
        {
            // MessageBroker with server id ''{0}'' does not contain a service with class flex.messaging.remoting.RemotingService
            MessageException me = new MessageException();
            me.setMessage(NO_REMOTING_SERVICE, new Object[] { serverId });

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