List of supportsOneWayInvocation() Examples

Examples of supportsOneWayInvocation()

org.apache.tuscany.sca.provider.ReferenceBindingProvider.supportsOneWayInvocation()
For bindings that invoke one-way operations asynchronously, there is no need to perform a thread switch before calling the invoker. This method indicates whether the binding has this capability. @return true if the binding invoker is able to invoke one-way operationsasynchronously, false if all invocations are synchronous
org.apache.tuscany.sca.provider.ServiceBindingProvider.supportsOneWayInvocation()
For bindings that invoke one-way callback operations asynchronously, there is no need to perform a thread switch before calling the invoker. This method indicates whether the binding has this capability. @return true if the callback invoker is able to invoke one-way operationsasynchronously, false if all invocations are synchronous

Examples of org.apache.tuscany.sca.provider.ServiceBindingProvider.supportsOneWayInvocation()

     * @param chain
     */
    private void addNonBlockingInterceptor(InvocationChain chain) {
        ServiceBindingProvider provider = getBindingProvider();
        if (provider != null) {
            if (!provider.supportsOneWayInvocation()) {
                chain.addInterceptor(Phase.SERVICE, new NonBlockingInterceptor(workScheduler));
            }
        }
    }

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