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.

         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 Connector.

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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 passed in config map.

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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 passed in config map.

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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 passed in config map.

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      log.info("listener4: " + listener4);
      clientConfig.put(Remoting.SOCKET_CREATION_SERVER_LISTENER, listener4);
      addExtraClientConfig(clientConfig);
      Client client = new Client(locator, clientConfig);
      client.connect();
      client.addListener(new TestCallbackHandler(), null, null, true);
      Integer i = (Integer) client.invoke(new Integer(29));
      assertEquals(30, i.intValue());
      Thread.sleep(500);
      assertTrue(checkListenersVisited(listener1, listener2, listener3, listener4));

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      {
//         metadata.put(SocketWrapper.WRITE_TIMEOUT, "1000");
         metadata.put(ServerInvoker.SERVER_SOCKET_FACTORY, getServerSocketFactoryClassName());
         metadata.put("numberOfCallRetries", "1");
      }
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, metadata, null, true);
      log.info("called Client.addListener()");
      
      // Test server invoker state.
      // Wait for local ServerThread to time out.  Might take a while in bisocket transports, since
      // the request to get a socket for the callback client invoker needs its own write on the

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      if (isBisocket(getTransport()))
      {
         metadata.put(Bisocket.IS_CALLBACK_SERVER, "true");
      }
      TestCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new TestCallbackHandler();
      client.addListener(callbackHandler, metadata, null, true);
      log.info("added listener");
      
      // Test server invoker state.
      Thread.sleep(20000);
      log.info("waking up");

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      // Add first callback handler and get Timer.
      TestCallbackHandler callbackHandler1 = new TestCallbackHandler();
      HashMap metadata = new HashMap();
      metadata.put(Bisocket.IS_CALLBACK_SERVER, "true");
      client.addListener(callbackHandler1, metadata);
      Field field = BisocketServerInvoker.class.getDeclaredField("timer");
      field.setAccessible(true);
      Timer timer1 = (Timer) field.get(null);
      
      // Add second callback handler and verify Timer is unchanged.

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      // Add second callback handler and verify Timer is unchanged.
      TestCallbackHandler callbackHandler2 = new TestCallbackHandler();
      metadata.clear();
      metadata.put(Bisocket.IS_CALLBACK_SERVER, "true");
      client.addListener(callbackHandler2, metadata);
      Timer timer2 = (Timer) field.get(null);
      assertEquals(timer1, timer2);
      
      // Shut down.
      client.removeListener(callbackHandler1);

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


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


      // Verify that "timeout" is used correctly.

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