Examples of org.jboss.remoting.Client.invokeOneway()

org.jboss.remoting.Client.invokeOneway()
Will invoke a oneway call to server without a return object. This should be used when not expecting a return value from the server and wish to achieve higher performance, since the client will not wait for a return. This is done one of two ways. The first is to pass true as the clientSide param. This will cause the execution of the remote call to be excuted in a new thread on the client side and will return the calling thread before making call to server side.
The second, is to pass false as the clientSide param. This will allow the current calling thread to make the call to the remote server, at which point, the server side processing of the thread will be executed on the remote server in a new executing thread.
NOTE: The treatment of server side oneway invocations may vary with the transport. The client side transport is not required to wait for a reply from the server.

72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82          client = new Client(serverLocator, RemotingTestSubsystemService.SUBSYSTEM_LABEL);          client.connect();          client.invokeOneway("blip");          // make sure invocation reached the target subsystem          InvocationRequest i =             RemotingTestSubsystemService.getNextInvocationFromServer(subsystemService, 2000);

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119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129          // send a ton of invocations          int COUNT = 200;          for(int i = 0; i < COUNT; i++)          {             client.invokeOneway("ignore");          }          // wait a bit until all invocations are flushed from the server-side pool          Thread.sleep(5000);       }

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616 617 618 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626       DelayedCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new DelayedCallbackHandler();       client.addListener(callbackHandler, new InvokerLocator(callbackLocatorURI));       assertEquals(1, invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.size());       log.info("client added callback handler");             client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       Thread.sleep(500);       assertEquals(3, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);

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617 618 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 627       client.addListener(callbackHandler, new InvokerLocator(callbackLocatorURI));       assertEquals(1, invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.size());       log.info("client added callback handler");             client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       Thread.sleep(500);       assertEquals(3, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);             Iterator it = invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.iterator();

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618 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 627 628       assertEquals(1, invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.size());       log.info("client added callback handler");             client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       Thread.sleep(500);       assertEquals(3, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);             Iterator it = invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.iterator();       ServerInvokerCallbackHandler serverInvokerCallbackHandler = (ServerInvokerCallbackHandler) it.next();

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793 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 802 803       client.addListener(callbackHandler, new InvokerLocator(callbackLocatorURI1));       client.addListener(callbackHandler, new InvokerLocator(callbackLocatorURI2));       assertEquals(2, invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.size());       log.info("client added callback handlers");             client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       Thread.sleep(500);       assertEquals(2, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);             Iterator it = invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.iterator();

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794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 802 803 804       client.addListener(callbackHandler, new InvokerLocator(callbackLocatorURI2));       assertEquals(2, invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.size());       log.info("client added callback handlers");             client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       client.invokeOneway(CALLBACK_TEST);       Thread.sleep(500);       assertEquals(2, callbackHandler.callbackCounter);             Iterator it = invocationHandler.callbackHandlers.iterator();       ServerInvokerCallbackHandler serverInvokerCallbackHandler1 = (ServerInvokerCallbackHandler) it.next();

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439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449       assertEquals(3, handler.startedCount);             // This invocation should run in the ServerThread, and will not return       // until after a response is received.       log.info("making 4th oneway invocation");       client.invokeOneway(SLOW + "4", null, false);       log.info("made 4th oneway invocation");       log.info("wait: " + (System.currentTimeMillis() - start));       assertTrue((System.currentTimeMillis() - start >= 8000));             // By the time the 4th oneway invocation returns, the 3rd oneway invocation

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489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499             long start = System.currentTimeMillis();             // This invocation should run in pooled thread 1.       log.info("making 1st oneway invocation");       client.invokeOneway(SLOW + "1", null, false);       poolCounter++;             // Wait for the connection to return to the pool.       Thread.sleep(500);

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497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507       // Wait for the connection to return to the pool.       Thread.sleep(500);             // This invocation should run in pooled thread 2.       log.info("making 2nd oneway invocation");       client.invokeOneway(SLOW + "2", null, false);             // Wait for the connection to return to the pool.       Thread.sleep(500);             // This invocation should use the pooled connection and go into the queue.

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