Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.http.applet.XmlBlasterAccessRaw

Package org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.http.applet

Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.http.applet.XmlBlasterAccessRaw

org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.http.applet.XmlBlasterAccessRaw
A java client implementation to access xmlBlaster using a persistent http connection for instant callback messages.
You can control logging with the Applet PARAM tag, logging output is put to the Java console of your browser:
```
 <PARAM name="xmlBlaster/logLevels" value="ERROR,WARN"> with more logging: <PARAM name="xmlBlaster/logLevels" value="ERROR,WARN,INFO,DEBUG"> 
```
See the example applet {@link http.applet.HelloWorld3} on how to use it. @author Marcel Ruff @see http.applet.HelloWorld3

      Thread t = new Thread() { // Start a new thread so that screen display is not blocked
         public void run() {
            try {
               Hashtable properties = new Hashtable();
               properties.put("servlet/xyz", "someValue"); // The servlet will see "xyz=someValue"
               xb = new XmlBlasterAccessRaw(applet, properties);
               String connectQos = null;
               /*
               String connectQos =
                   "<qos>" +
                   "   <securityService type='htpasswd' version='1.0'>" +

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      String command = ev.getActionCommand();
      try {
         if(command.equals("connect")){
            // Connect to xmlBlaster server
            if((this.connectButton.getLabel()).equals("Connect")){
               this.xmlBlasterAccess = new XmlBlasterAccessRaw(this);
               this.xmlBlasterAccess.connect(null, this);
               print("Connected to xmlBlaster");
               showStatus("XmlScript: Connected to xmlBlaster, please send a request.");
               this.connectButton.setLabel("Logout");
            }

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   }


   /** For testing without applet GUI */
   public void init(Hashtable properties){
      try {
         this.xmlBlasterAccess = new XmlBlasterAccessRaw(properties);
         this.xmlBlasterAccess.connect(null, this);


         Hashtable subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='cpuinfo'/>", "<qos/>");
         subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='meminfo'/>", "<qos/>");
      }

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         this.textArea.setBackground(Color.white);
         this.textArea.setForeground(Color.black);
         add(this.textArea);
         repaint();


         this.xmlBlasterAccess = new XmlBlasterAccessRaw(this);
         this.xmlBlasterAccess.connect(null, this);
         print("Connected to xmlBlaster");


         Hashtable subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='cpuinfo'/>", "<qos/>");
         subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='meminfo'/>", "<qos/>");

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      }
   }
 
   public void init(Hashtable properties){
      try {
         this.xmlBlasterAccess = new XmlBlasterAccessRaw(properties);
         this.xmlBlasterAccess.connect(null, this);


         Hashtable subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='cpuinfo'/>", "<qos/>");
         subReturnQos = this.xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe("<key oid='meminfo'/>", "<qos/>");
      }

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