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

org.jboss.remoting.Client.removeListener()
Removes callback handler as a callback listener from the server (and client in the case that it was setup to receive async callbacks). See addListener().

      assertTrue(handleThreadDone);
      assertTrue(acknowledgeThreadDone);
      assertFalse(pollerRunning);


      client.setDisconnectTimeout(0);
      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
   }
   
   
   /**

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      assertTrue(handleThreadDone);
      assertTrue(acknowledgeThreadDone);
      assertFalse(pollerRunning);


      client.setDisconnectTimeout(0);
      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
   }
   
   
   protected String getTransport()

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       * on the server.  Therefore a new Client, means the callback listener
       * key used for the remove will be different than the original one.
       */
      // client = new Client(new InvokerLocator(serverlocatorURI), "TEST");


      client.removeListener(listener1);


      assertEquals(1, serverHandler.size());


      try
      {

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      assertEquals(1, serverHandler.size());


      try
      {
         client.removeListener(listener1);
         assertTrue("Expected to get exception for removing same listener twice.", false);
      }
      catch(Throwable thr)
      {
         assertTrue("Expected to get exception for removing same listener twice.", true);

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      catch(Throwable thr)
      {
         assertTrue("Expected to get exception for removing same listener twice.", true);
      }


      client.removeListener(listener2);


      assertEquals(0, serverHandler.size());


      try
      {

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      assertEquals(0, serverHandler.size());


      try
      {
         client.removeListener(listener2);
         assertTrue("Excpected to get exception from removing second listener twice.", false);
      }
      catch(Throwable thr)
      {
         assertTrue("Expected to get exception from removing second listener twice.", true);

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      Thread.sleep(2 * pingFrequency);
      Long lastPing = (Long) field.get(t);
      log.info("current: " + System.currentTimeMillis() + ", lastPing: " + lastPing);
      assertTrue((System.currentTimeMillis() - lastPing.longValue()) < pingFrequency);
      
      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
   }
   
   
   public void testControlConnectionFailureServerSide() throws Throwable

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      Thread.sleep(TEST_PING_FREQUENCY * MAX_INITIAL_ATTEMPTS);
      client.invoke(CALLBACK_TEST);
      // Callback should be possible because control connection has been replaced.
      assertEquals(1, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);
      
      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
   }
   
   
   public void testNoControlConnectionRestart() throws Throwable

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      log.info("client added callback handler");
      
      client.invoke(CALLBACK_TEST);
      assertEquals(2, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);


      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
      
      // The ControlMonitorTimerTask from the first callback handler tries to recreate
      // its control connection, which adds an entry to
      // BisocketClientInvoker.listenerIdToSocketsMap which cannot be removed, which

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      log.info("client added callback handler");
      
      client.invoke(CALLBACK_TEST);
      assertEquals(2, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);


      client.removeListener(callbackHandler);
      client.disconnect();
      
      // The ControlMonitorTimerTask from the first callback handler tries to recreate
      // its control connection, which adds an entry to
      // BisocketClientInvoker.listenerIdToSocketsMap which cannot be removed, which

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