Examples of IRemoteService

Interface providing runtime access to a remote service. An instance implementing this interface will be returned from the IRemoteServiceContainerAdapter.getRemoteService(IRemoteServiceReference) and may then be used to communicate with a remote service. The methods on this interface support accessing the remote service in several ways:

callSync -- A synchronous invocation that will block the calling thread until complete (or timeout) and return the result from the remote or throw exception if remote invocation fails or throws exception
callAsync/1 -- An asynchronous invocation that will not block the caller thread but rather return a non-null {@link IFuture} instancethat can be polled for results. See {@link IFuture#get()}, {@link IFuture#get(long)}, and {@link IFuture#isDone()}. timeout, exception, or successful completion)
callAsync/2 -- An asynchronous invocation that will not block the caller thread but rather notify the given listener asynchronously when complete (via timeout, exception, or successful completion)
fireAsync -- An asynchronous invocation that will simply execute the remote method asynchronously, but will not provide any response or remote method failure information
getProxy -- Access to a local proxy for the remote service that will expose the appropriate interface to the caller, and synchronously call the remote methods when invoked. For example:

 IRemoteServiceReference[] references = serviceContainer .getRemoteServiceReferences(null, "java.lang.Runnable", null); IRemoteService remoteService = serviceContainer.getRemoteService(references[0]); Runnable runnable = (Runnable) remoteService.getProxy(); runnable.run();

Examples of IRemoteService

Examples of org.eclipse.ecf.remoteservice.IRemoteService