Examples of org.jboss.remoting.Client.addListener()

org.jboss.remoting.Client.addListener()
Adds the specified handler as a callback listener for push (async) callbacks. If the transport is uni-directional (e.g. http), remoting will automatically poll for callbacks from the server and deliver them to the callback handler. If the transport is bi-directional (e.g. multiplex), remoting will automatically create a callback server internally and receive and deliver to callback handler the callbacks as they are generated on the server. The metadata map passed will control configuration for how the callbacks are processed, such as the polling frequency.

      assertEquals("abc", client.invoke("abc"));
      log.info("client is connected");


      // Add callback handler.
      TestInvokerCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new TestInvokerCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap(), null, true);
      client.invoke(CALLBACK_TEST);
      assertEquals(1, callbackHandler.counter);
      log.info("callback handler is installed");


      // Verify that "callbackTimeout" from InvokerLocator overrides value

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      long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
      for (int i = 0; i < LOOPS; i++)
      {
         client.invoke("test");
         client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap(), null, true);
         client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
         assertEquals(i+1, callbackHandler.counter);
         if ((i+1) % 100 == 0)
            log.info("connections: " + (i+1));
      }

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      addTransportSpecificConfig(config);
      Client client = new Client(serverLocator, config);
      client.connect();
      log.info("client is connected");
      SampleCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SampleCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, null, null, true);
      log.info("client added callback handler");
      client.invokeOneway(AsynchCallbackTestServerRoot.SYNCHRONOUS_TEST);
      Thread.sleep(1000);
      // Should still be waiting on client.
      Boolean done = (Boolean) client.invoke(AsynchCallbackTestServerRoot.GET_STATUS);

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      addTransportSpecificConfig(config);
      Client client = new Client(serverLocator, config);
      client.connect();
      log.info("client is connected");
      SampleCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SampleCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, null, null, true);
      log.info("client added callback handler");
      client.invokeOneway(AsynchCallbackTestServerRoot.ASYNCHRONOUS_CLIENT_SIDE_TEST);
      Thread.sleep(4000);
      // Should have returned.
      Boolean done = (Boolean) client.invoke(AsynchCallbackTestServerRoot.GET_STATUS);

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      addTransportSpecificConfig(config);
      Client client = new Client(serverLocator, config);
      client.connect();
      log.info("client is connected");
      SampleCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SampleCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, null, null, true);
      log.info("client added callback handler");
      client.invokeOneway(AsynchCallbackTestServerRoot.ASYNCHRONOUS_SERVER_SIDE_TEST);
      Thread.sleep(4000);
      
      // Should have returned.

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         // Test connections.
         assertEquals("abc", client.invoke("abc"));
         log.info("connection is good");


         TestCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new TestCallbackHandler();
         client.addListener(callbackHandler, null, null, true);
      }
      
      field = MicroRemoteClientInvoker.class.getDeclaredField("leasePinger");
      field.setAccessible(true);
      LeasePinger pinger = (LeasePinger) field.get(client.getInvoker());

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      Map callbackPollers = (Map) field.get(client);
      assertEquals(0, callbackPollers.size());
      
      // Add InvokerCallbackHandler first time.
      TestInvokerCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new TestInvokerCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap());
      assertEquals(1, callbackPollers.size());
      CallbackPoller callbackPoller1 = (CallbackPoller) callbackPollers.values().iterator().next();
      
      // Add InvokerCallbackHandler second time.
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap());

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      client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap());
      assertEquals(1, callbackPollers.size());
      CallbackPoller callbackPoller1 = (CallbackPoller) callbackPollers.values().iterator().next();
      
      // Add InvokerCallbackHandler second time.
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, new HashMap());
      assertEquals(1, callbackPollers.size());
      CallbackPoller callbackPoller2 = (CallbackPoller) callbackPollers.values().iterator().next();
      assertEquals(callbackPoller2, callbackPoller1);


      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);

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         TestCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new TestCallbackHandler();
         System.out.println("added connection listener");
         System.out.println("adding listener");
         HashMap metadata = new HashMap();
         metadata.put(CallbackPoller.CALLBACK_POLL_PERIOD, "500");
         client.addListener(callbackHandler, metadata, null, false);
         System.out.println("added listener");
         Thread.sleep(1000);
         if (!callbackHandler.receivedCallback)
         {
            System.out.println("callback failed");

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         callbackConnector.addInvocationHandler("sample", new SampleInvocationHandler());
         callbackConnector.start();
         
         CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new CallbackHandler();
         String callbackHandleObject = "myCallbackHandleObject";
         client.addListener(callbackHandler, callbackLocator, callbackHandleObject);
         
         // Verify that callback succeeded.
         assertEquals(1, callbackHandler.getCallbacks().size());
         
         // Verify callback SocketFactory is the one set in SocketInvoker.

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