Examples of com.google.wave.api.Wavelet.proxyFor()

com.google.wave.api.Wavelet.proxyFor()

Returns a view of this wavelet that will proxy for the specified id. A shallow copy of the current wavelet is returned with the {@code proxyingFor} field set. Any modifications made to this copy will bedone using the {@code proxyForId}, i.e. the {@code robot+@appspot.com} address will be used.If the wavelet was retrieved using the Active Robot API, that is by {@code fetchWavelet}, then the address of the robot must be added to the wavelet by calling {@code setRobotAddress} with the robot's addressbefore calling {@code proxy_for}. @param proxyForId the id to proxy. Please note that this parameter shouldbe properly encoded to ensure that the resulting participant id is valid (see {@link Util#checkIsValidProxyForId(String)} for moredetails). @return a shallow copy of this wavelet with the proxying information set.

    blip.append(new Installer(installerUrl));


    // Test adding a proxied reply. The reply will be posted by
    // jkitchensinky+proxy@appspot.com. Note that as a side effect this will
    // also add this participant to the wave.
    wavelet.proxyFor("proxy").reply("\n").append("Douwe says Java rocks!");


    // Test inserting inline blip.
    Blip inlineBlip = blip.insertInlineBlip(5);
    inlineBlip.append("Hello again!");

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