Examples of org.jboss.aspects.remoting.ClusteredPojiProxy

      Class<?>[] interfaces = {this.getProxyFactoryClass()};
      Interceptor[] interceptors = { IsLocalProxyFactoryInterceptor.singleton, 
                                     ClusterChooserInterceptor.singleton, 
                                     InvokeRemoteInterceptor.singleton };
      
      ClusteredPojiProxy proxy = new ClusteredPojiProxy(proxyFactoryRegistryKey, locator, interceptors, wrapper, 
                                                        loadBalancePolicy, partitionName, null);
      
      return  (ProxyFactory) Proxy.newProxyInstance(interfaces[0].getClassLoader(), interfaces, proxy);
   }

                                     new ClusterChooserInterceptor(), 
                                     InvokeRemoteInterceptor.singleton
      };
      
      // We can use the same FamilyWrapper as we use for the bean
      ClusteredPojiProxy proxy = new ClusteredPojiProxy(targetId, locator, interceptors, wrapper, 
                                                        factoryLBP, partitionName, null);
      Object factoryProxy =  Proxy.newProxyInstance(interfaces[0].getClassLoader(), interfaces, proxy);
      try
      {
         Util.rebind(getContainer().getInitialContext(), jndiName + PROXY_FACTORY_NAME, factoryProxy);

                                     new ClusterChooserInterceptor(), 
                                     InvokeRemoteInterceptor.singleton
      };
      
      // We can use the same FamilyWrapper as we use for the bean
      ClusteredPojiProxy proxy = new ClusteredPojiProxy(targetId, locator, interceptors, wrapper, 
                                                        factoryLBP, partitionName, null);
      Object factoryProxy =  Proxy.newProxyInstance(interfaces[0].getClassLoader(), interfaces, proxy);
      try
      {
         Util.rebind(getContainer().getInitialContext(), jndiName + PROXY_FACTORY_NAME, factoryProxy);

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