Examples of XAppsWebConfigConnection

org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.xappsconfig.web.XAppsWebConfigConnection
A client-side connection to send and receive messages that an X11 App has been added or removed, to be used by a servlet to send messages. @author Jordan Slott

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.xappsconfig.web.XAppsWebConfigConnection


        // Tell the config connection that we have removed an X11 App, if the
        // config connection exists (it should)
        Object obj = getServletContext().getAttribute(XAPPS_CONN_ATTR);
        if (obj != null) {
            XAppsWebConfigConnection connection = (XAppsWebConfigConnection)obj;
            connection.removeX11App(appName);
        }


        // After we have deleted the entry, then redisplay the listings
        try {
            handleBrowse(request, response, xAppsCollection);

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.xappsconfig.web.XAppsWebConfigConnection


        // Tell the config connection that we have added a new X11 App, if
        // the config connection exists (it should)
        Object obj = getServletContext().getAttribute(XAPPS_CONN_ATTR);
        if (obj != null) {
            XAppsWebConfigConnection connection = (XAppsWebConfigConnection)obj;
            connection.addX11App(appName, command);
        }


        // After we have added the entry, then redisplay the listings
        try {
            handleBrowse(request, response, xAppsCollection);

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.modules.xappsconfig.web.XAppsWebConfigConnection

        // of xapps has changed.
        try {
            WonderlandSession session = mgr.createSession();
            context.setAttribute(SESSION_ATTR, session);


            XAppsWebConfigConnection conn = new XAppsWebConfigConnection();
            session.connect(conn);
            context.setAttribute(XAPPS_CONN_ATTR, conn);
        } catch (ConnectionFailureException ex) {
            logger.log(Level.SEVERE, "Connection failed", ex);
        } catch (LoginFailureException ex) {

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