List of invokeAsync() Examples

Examples of invokeAsync()

javax.xml.ws.Dispatch.invokeAsync()
Invoke a service operation asynchronously. The method returns without waiting for the response to the operation invocation, the results of the operation are obtained by polling the returned Response.
The client is responsible for ensuring that the msg object when marshalled is formed according to the requirements of the protocol binding in use. @param msg An object that will form the message or payload ofthe message used to invoke the operation. @return The response message or message payload to theoperation invocation. @throws WebServiceException If there is any error in the configuration ofthe Dispatch instance
org.apache.axis2.jaxws.core.controller.AxisInvocationController.invokeAsync()
Note to developer: When making a change or fix to this method, please consider all 5 Proxy/Dispatch "invoke" methods now available in JAX-WS. For Dispatch, these are: 1) Synchronous invoke() 2) invokeOneWay() 3) invokeAsynch (Future) 4) invokeAsynch (Callback) For Proxy: 5) invokeSEIMethod()
org.apache.axis2.jaxws.core.controller.InvocationController.invokeAsync()
Performs an asynchronous (non-blocking) invocation of the client based on a callback model. The AsyncHandler that is passed in is the callback that the client programmer supplied when they invoked their JAX-WS Dispatch or their SEI-based dynamic proxy. @param ic @param callback @return
org.apache.axis2.jaxws.proxy.doclitnonwrapped.sei.DocLitnonWrappedProxy.invokeAsync()
@param allByMyself @return returns javax.xml.ws.Response
org.apache.axis2.jaxws.proxy.doclitwrapped.sei.DocLitWrappedProxy.invokeAsync()
@param invokeStr @return returns javax.xml.ws.Response
org.apache.axis2.jaxws.server.dispatcher.EndpointDispatcher.invokeAsync()
org.apache.tuscany.sca.runtime.RuntimeEndpoint.invokeAsync()
org.objectweb.celtix.transports.ClientTransport.invokeAsync()
invoke on a two-way operation on the remote service asyncronously. @param context @return the context containing the InputStream response payload

Examples of org.objectweb.celtix.transports.ClientTransport.invokeAsync()

            createClientTransport(WSDL_URL, SERVICE_NAME, PORT_NAME, ADDRESS, decoupled);
        byte outBytes[] = "Hello World!!!".getBytes();


        // wait then read without blocking
        OutputStreamMessageContext octx = doRequest(client, outBytes, true, decoupled);
        Future<InputStreamMessageContext> f = client.invokeAsync(octx, executor);
        assertNotNull(f);
        int i = 0;
        while (i < 10) {
            Thread.sleep(100);
            if (f.isDone()) {

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Examples of org.objectweb.celtix.transports.ClientTransport.invokeAsync()

        InputStreamMessageContext ictx = f.get();
        doResponse(client, ictx, outBytes, decoupled);


        // blocking read (on new thread)
        octx = doRequest(client, outBytes, false, decoupled);
        f = client.invokeAsync(octx, executor);
        ictx = f.get();
        assertTrue(f.isDone());
        doResponse(client, ictx, outBytes, decoupled);


        // blocking read times out

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Examples of org.objectweb.celtix.transports.ClientTransport.invokeAsync()


        // blocking read times out
        boolean timeoutImplemented = false;
        if (timeoutImplemented) {
            octx = doRequest(client, outBytes, false, decoupled);
            f = client.invokeAsync(octx, executor);
            try {
                ictx = f.get(200, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
                fail("Expected TimeoutException not thrown.");
            } catch (TimeoutException ex) {
                // ignore

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