Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.xmlrpc.XmlRpcCallbackServer

org.xmlBlaster.client.protocol.xmlrpc.XmlRpcCallbackServer

Example for a XmlRpc callback implementation.

You can use this default callback handling with your clients, but if you need other handling of callbacks, take a copy of this Callback implementation and add your own code.

The xmlBlaster callback client call the update() from XmlRpcCallbackImpl which delegates it to this update() method.

 -dispatch/callback/plugin/xmlrpc/port    Specify a port number where xmlrpc callback webserver listens. Default is port 8081, the port 0 switches this feature off. -dispatch/callback/plugin/xmlrpc/hostname  Specify a hostname where xmlrp callback server runs. Default is the localhost.

If the callback server can't be established because of the port is not free, this driver loops and tries with a port number one higher until it finds a free port to listen for callbacks.
The correct port is automatically transferred in the login - QoS - so that xmlBlaster can find the callback server.

@author Michele Laghi @author Marcel Ruff.

      try {
         updateMsgs = new MsgInterceptor(glob, log, null); // just used as message container
         this.updateInterceptor.clear();
         try {
            // TODO change this since it can not work when using xmlrpc with singleChannel=true
            cbServer = new XmlRpcCallbackServer();
            CallbackAddress cbAddress = new CallbackAddress(glob);
            cbServer.initialize(this.glob, name, cbAddress, new AbstractCallbackExtended(glob) {
               public String update(String cbSessionId, UpdateKey updateKey, byte[] content, UpdateQos updateQos) throws XmlBlasterException {
                  try {
                     String contentStr = new String(content);

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