Examples of HelloEvent

        try {
            /* Measure the time it takes to fire the event */
            watch.startTiming();
            String reply = "Hello visitor #"+(visitorNumber.getAndIncrement())+", " +
                           "your message was \""+message+"\"";
            eventHandler.fire(new HelloEvent(proxy, reply));
            notificationCount.incrementAndGet();
        } catch (NoEventConsumerException e) {
            logger.warn("No Event Consumers currently registered");
        } finally {
            watch.stopTiming();

Examples of org.rioproject.examples.events.HelloEvent

     */
    class LocalEventConsumer implements RemoteServiceEventListener {
        public void notify(RemoteServiceEvent event) {
            if (event instanceof HelloEvent) {
                notificationCount++;
                HelloEvent helloEvent = (HelloEvent) event;
                /*
                * Instead of calling startTiming(), we use the time from the
                * event to set the start time. This will allow us to measure a
                * distributed response. Note: it is assumed the clocks are
                * roughly the same for this example.
                */
                watch.setStartTime(((HelloEvent) event).getWhen());
                watch.stopTiming();
                logger.info("Received HelloEvent seqno={}, message=[{}]",
                            event.getSequenceNumber(), helloEvent.getMessage());
            } else {
                logger.warn("Unwanted event received: {}", event);
            }
        }

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