Examples of org.red5.server.messaging.ServiceAdapter.invoke()

org.red5.server.messaging.ServiceAdapter.invoke()

Handle a data message intended for this adapter. This method is responsible for handling the message and returning a result (if any). The return value of this message is used as the body of the acknowledge message returned to the client. It may be null if there is no data being returned for this message. Typically the data content for the message is stored in the body property of the message. The headers of the message are used to store fields which relate to the transport of the message. The type of operation is stored as the operation property of the message. @param message the message as sent by the client intended for this adapter @return the body of the acknowledge message (or null if there is no body)

  protected boolean handleRemotingPacket(HttpServletRequest req,
      IContext context, IScope scope, RemotingPacket message) {
    log.debug("Handling remoting packet");
    final IServiceInvoker invoker = context.getServiceInvoker();
    for (RemotingCall call : message.getCalls()) {
      invoker.invoke(call, scope);
    }
    return true;
  }


  /**


    if (endpoint instanceof ServiceAdapter) {
      log.debug("Endpoint is a ServiceAdapter so message will be invoked");
      ServiceAdapter adapter = (ServiceAdapter) endpoint;
      //the result of the invocation will make up the message body
      result.body = adapter.invoke(msg);
    } else {
      //get arguments
        Object[] args = null;
        try {
          log.debug("Body: {} type: {}", msg.body, msg.body.getClass().getName());

      result.setDestination(msg.getDestination());
      result.setHeaders(headers);
      //get the adapter
      ServiceAdapter adapter = (ServiceAdapter) endpoint;
      //log.debug("Invoke: {}", adapter.invoke(msg));
      Object o = adapter.invoke(msg);
      //the result of the invocation will make up the message body    
      //AsyncMessage ext = new AsyncMessage();
      //ext.setClientId(msg.getClientId());
      //ext.setCorrelationId(result.getMessageId());
      //ext.setBody(o);

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