Examples of CallbackManager

org.jacorb.notification.filter.CallbackManager
@author Alphonse Bendt @version $Id: CallbackManager.java,v 1.6 2009-05-03 21:34:47 andre.spiegel Exp $
org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager
The CallbackManager is an InvocationHandler used for handling callbacks to message consumers. The callback is received and dispatched off to the relevant consumer. There is one instance of this class per remoting connection - which is to a unique server - therefore there is no need to add the server id to the key when doing look ups. @author Tim Fox @author Ovidiu Feodorov @version $Revision: 2507 $ $Id: CallbackManager.java 2507 2007-02-28 23:46:51Z timfox $

Examples of org.jacorb.notification.filter.CallbackManager


    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();


        objectUnderTest_ = new CallbackManager();
        controlSubscription_ = MockControl.createControl(NotifySubscribe.class);
        mockSubscription_ = (NotifySubscribe) controlSubscription_.getMock();
    }

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Examples of org.jacorb.notification.filter.CallbackManager


    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();


        objectUnderTest_ = new CallbackManager();
        controlSubscription_ = MockControl.createControl(NotifySubscribe.class);
        mockSubscription_ = (NotifySubscribe) controlSubscription_.getMock();
    }

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Examples of org.jacorb.notification.filter.CallbackManager

    private final static EventType[] EMPTY = new EventType[0];


    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        objectUnderTest_ = new CallbackManager();
        controlSubscription_ = MockControl.createControl(NotifySubscribe.class);
        mockSubscription_ = (NotifySubscribe) controlSubscription_.getMock();
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

                                    sessionDelegate, consumerDelegate, consumerID, queueName,
                                    prefetchSize, sessionExecutor, maxDeliveries);
      
      sessionState.addCallbackHandler(messageHandler);
      
      CallbackManager cm = connectionState.getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
      cm.registerHandler(consumerID, messageHandler);
         
      consumerState.setMessageCallbackHandler(messageHandler);
      
      //Now we have finished creating the client consumer, we can tell the SCD
      //we are ready

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

      SessionState sessionState = (SessionState)consumerState.getParent();
      ConnectionState connectionState = (ConnectionState)sessionState.getParent();
                 
      sessionState.removeCallbackHandler(consumerState.getMessageCallbackHandler());


      CallbackManager cm = connectionState.getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
      cm.unregisterHandler(consumerState.getConsumerID());
         
      //And then we cancel any messages still in the message callback handler buffer     
      consumerState.getMessageCallbackHandler().cancelBuffer();
                                   
      return l;

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

      ConsumerState newState = (ConsumerState)ns;


      int oldConsumerID = consumerID;
      consumerID = newState.consumerID;
      
      CallbackManager oldCallbackManager = ((ClientConnectionDelegate)getParent().getParent().
         getDelegate()).getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
      CallbackManager newCallbackManager = ((ClientConnectionDelegate)ns.getParent().getParent().
         getDelegate()).getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();


      // We need to synchronize the old message callback handler using the new one


      MessageCallbackHandler handler = oldCallbackManager.unregisterHandler(oldConsumerID);
      MessageCallbackHandler newHandler = newCallbackManager.unregisterHandler(consumerID);
   
      handler.synchronizeWith(newHandler);
      newCallbackManager.registerHandler(consumerID, handler);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

         queueName = consumerState.getDestination().getName();
      }
      
      boolean autoFlowControl = ((Boolean)mi.getArguments()[5]).booleanValue();
      
      CallbackManager cm = connectionState.getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();


      ClientConsumer messageHandler =
         new ClientConsumer(isCC, sessionState.getAcknowledgeMode(),
                            sessionDelegate, consumerDelegate, consumerID, queueName,
                            prefetchSize, executor, maxDeliveries, consumerState.isShouldAck(),
                            redeliveryDelay, consumerState.getMaxRetryChangeRate(), 
                            consumerState.getRetryChangeRateInterval(),
                            fcc != null, cm, consumerState.getMinTimeoutProcessTime());
      
      sessionState.addCallbackHandler(messageHandler);
      
      cm.registerHandler(consumerID, messageHandler);
         
      consumerState.setClientConsumer(messageHandler);
      
      if (autoFlowControl)
      {

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

         SessionState sessionState = (SessionState) consumerState.getParent();
         ConnectionState connectionState = (ConnectionState) sessionState.getParent();


         sessionState.removeCallbackHandler(consumerState.getClientConsumer());


         CallbackManager cm = connectionState.getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
         cm.unregisterHandler(consumerState.getConsumerID());


         //And then we cancel any messages still in the message callback handler buffer
         consumerState.getClientConsumer().cancelBuffer();


         return l;

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

      ConsumerState newState = (ConsumerState)ns;


      String oldConsumerID = consumerID;
      consumerID = newState.consumerID;
      
      CallbackManager oldCallbackManager = ((ClientConnectionDelegate)getParent().getParent().
         getDelegate()).getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
      CallbackManager newCallbackManager = ((ClientConnectionDelegate)ns.getParent().getParent().
         getDelegate()).getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();


      // We need to synchronize the old message callback handler using the new one


      ClientConsumer handler = oldCallbackManager.unregisterHandler(oldConsumerID);
      ClientConsumer newHandler = newCallbackManager.unregisterHandler(consumerID);
   
      handler.synchronizeWith(newHandler);
      newCallbackManager.registerHandler(consumerID, handler);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.jms.client.remoting.CallbackManager

                            prefetchSize, executor, maxDeliveries, consumerState.isShouldAck(),
                            redeliveryDelay);
      
      sessionState.addCallbackHandler(messageHandler);
      
      CallbackManager cm = connectionState.getRemotingConnection().getCallbackManager();
      cm.registerHandler(consumerID, messageHandler);
         
      consumerState.setClientConsumer(messageHandler);
      
      if (autoFlowControl)
      {

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