Examples of RemoteEventListener

de.novanic.eventservice.client.event.listener.RemoteEventListener

A RemoteEventListener should be used to process events on client side. The apply method ( {@link RemoteEventListener#apply(de.novanic.eventservice.client.event.Event)}) should check the incoming event and call another method of the extending interface of RemoteEventListener. For example the extending interface of RemoteEventListener is "UserListListener" and The incoming event "UserAddEvent". The apply method should call a method like "userAdded" and the implementation of the listener can handle the userAdded call. @author sstrohschein
Date: 06.06.2008
Time: 18:57:30

net.jini.core.event.RemoteEventListener

The RemoteEventListener interface needs to be implemented by any object that wants to receive a notification of a remote event from some other object.

The object implementing this interface does not need to be the object that originally registered interest in the occurrence of an event. To allow the notification of an event's occurrence to be sent to an entity other than the one that made the interest registration, the registration call needs to accept a destination parameter, which indicates the object to which the notification should be sent. This parameter must be an object which supports the RemoteEventListener interface. @author Sun Microsystems, Inc. @since 1.0

  MailboxRegistration mr = getRegistration(mb, DURATION1);
  Lease mrl = getMailboxLease(mr);
  checkLease(mrl, DURATION1); 


  // Get the mailbox service provided listener
  RemoteEventListener mbRel = getMailboxListener(mr);


  // Re-submit the listener and verify that it is not accepted
  try { 
      mr.enableDelivery(mbRel);
      throw new TestException("Resubmission of mailbox "

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Examples of RemoteEventListener

Examples of net.jini.core.event.RemoteEventListener