Package org.mule.module.spring.events

Examples of org.mule.module.spring.events.MuleApplicationEvent

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        // Get the order
        Order order = (Order)event.getSource();
        String result = processOrder(order);

        // Cast the event to a Mule event, we'll use this to get the AppContext
        MuleApplicationEvent muleEvent = (MuleApplicationEvent)event;

        // Create a new DefaultMuleEvent. This will be sent to the replyTo
        // address
        MuleApplicationEvent returnEvent = null;

        returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(result, "jms://processed.queue");

        // Call publish on the application context, Mule will do the rest
        muleEvent.getApplicationContext().publishEvent(returnEvent);
    }
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    private EventCallback eventCallback;

    public void onApplicationEvent(ApplicationEvent event)
    {
        MuleApplicationEvent e = (MuleApplicationEvent)event;

        logger.debug(StringMessageUtils.getBoilerPlate("Received message on " + e.getEndpoint()));

        if (eventCallback != null)
        {
            try
            {
                eventCallback.eventReceived(e.getMuleEventContext(), event);
            }
            catch (Exception e1)
            {
                throw new RuntimeException("Callback failed: " + e1.getMessage(), e1);
            }
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     */
    public void processOrderAsync(Order order)
    {
        // Do some processing...
        String message = "Order '" + order.getOrder() + "' Processed Async";
        MuleApplicationEvent returnEvent = null;
        returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(message, "jms://processed.queue");

        // Call publish on the application context, Mule will do the rest
        applicationContext.publishEvent(returnEvent);
    }
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        // Get the order
        Order order = (Order)event.getSource();
        String result = processOrder(order);

        // Cast the event to a Mule event, we'll use this to get the AppContext
        MuleApplicationEvent muleEvent = (MuleApplicationEvent)event;

        // Create a new DefaultMuleEvent. This will be sent to the replyTo
        // address
        MuleApplicationEvent returnEvent = null;

        returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(result, "jms://processed.queue");

        // Call publish on the application context, Mule will do the rest
        muleEvent.getApplicationContext().publishEvent(returnEvent);
    }
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    private EventCallback eventCallback;

    public void onApplicationEvent(ApplicationEvent event)
    {
        MuleApplicationEvent e = (MuleApplicationEvent)event;

        logger.debug(StringMessageUtils.getBoilerPlate("Received message on " + e.getEndpoint()));

        if (eventCallback != null)
        {
            try
            {
                eventCallback.eventReceived(e.getMuleEventContext(), event);
            }
            catch (Exception e1)
            {
                throw new RuntimeException("Callback failed: " + e1.getMessage(), e1);
            }
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     */
    public void processOrderAsync(Order order)
    {
        // Do some processing...
        String message = "Order '" + order.getOrder() + "' Processed Async";
        MuleApplicationEvent returnEvent = null;
        returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(message, "jms://processed.queue");

        // Call publish on the application context, Mule will do the rest
        applicationContext.publishEvent(returnEvent);
    }
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        // Get the order
        Order order = (Order)event.getSource();
        String result = processOrder(order);

        // Cast the event to a Mule event, we'll use this to get the AppContext
        MuleApplicationEvent muleEvent = (MuleApplicationEvent)event;

        // Create a new DefaultMuleEvent. This will be sent to the replyTo
        // address
        MuleApplicationEvent returnEvent = null;

        returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(result, "jms://processed.queue");

        // Call publish on the application context, Mule will do the rest
        muleEvent.getApplicationContext().publishEvent(returnEvent);
    }
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Related Classes of org.mule.module.spring.events.MuleApplicationEvent

  • org.mule.test.integration.spring.events.async.AsyncOrderManagerBean
  • org.mule.test.integration.spring.events.OrderManagerBean
  • org.mule.test.integration.spring.events.TestMuleEventBean
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