Examples of de.netseeker.ejoe.handler.DefaultRemotingHandler

de.netseeker.ejoe.handler.DefaultRemotingHandler
Reflection based ServerHandler. This is the default implementation for EJOE's remote reflection feature. This class handles automatic mapping of object types to primitives for the method parameter to find the right method signature. Classes, parameter classes (including object-primitive-mapping) as well as methods will be cached to outperform usual reflection. @author netseeker @since 0.3.9.1

    EJClient client;


    public DefaultRemotingTest()
    {
        nonBlockingIO = true;
        handler = new DefaultRemotingHandler();
        persistent = true;
    }

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 */
public class RemotingServerStarter
{
    public static void main( String[] args )
    {
        EJServer server = new EJServer( new DefaultRemotingHandler() );
        server.enableRemoteClassLoading( true );
        server.enableNonBlockingIO( true );
        server.enableThreadPoolResizeControl( true );
        server.enablePersistentConnections( true );
        server.enableRemoteClassLoading( true );

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 */
public class AddressServer
{
    public static void main( String[] args )
    {
        EJServer server = new EJServer( new DefaultRemotingHandler() );
        server.setMaxReadProcessors( 1 );
        server.setMaxWriteProcessors( 1 );
        server.enableNonBlockingIO( true );
        server.enablePersistentConnections( true );
        try

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     * @see junit.framework.TestCase#setUp()
     */
    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();
        server = new EJServer( new DefaultRemotingHandler() );
        server.enablePersistentConnections( true );


        try
        {
            server.start();

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    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();
        if ( server == null || port == null || !server.isRunning() )
        {
            server = new EJServer( new DefaultRemotingHandler() );
            server.enablePersistentConnections( true );


            try
            {
                server.start();

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        if ( server == null )
        {
            BaseTest.stopAllServers();
            port = BaseTest.randomizer.nextInt( 20000 );
            if ( port < 5000 ) port += 5000;
            server = new EJServer( new DefaultRemotingHandler(), port );
            server.enablePersistentConnections( true );
            server.setMaxReadProcessors( 1 );
            server.setMaxWriteProcessors( 1 );
            server.start();
        }

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    EJClient client;


    public RemotingServiceTest()
    {
        nonBlockingIO = true;
        handler = new DefaultRemotingHandler();
        persistent = true;
    }

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