Control Extensions don't work with Extensible controls
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Key: BEEHIVE-152
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-152
Project: Beehive
Type: Bug
Components: Controls
Versions: V1Beta
Reporter: Dan Diephouse
'm working on the XFire control a bit more and I am having troubles using
events from a control which extends it. In this case I have the
AmazonClientControl interface which extends the XFireClientControl (which
implements Extensible). Here's how I declare my EventHandlers:
@EventHandler(field="amazon",
eventSet=XFireClientControl.EndInvokeCallback.class,
eventName="endInvoke")
public void endInvoke( XmlObject[] response, XmlObject[] responseHeaders )
{
receivedResponse = true;
this.response = (ItemLookupResponseDocument) response[0];
}
@EventHandler(field="amazon",
eventSet=XFireClientControl.EndInvokeCallback.class,
eventName="handleFault")
public void handleFault( XFireFault fault )
{
receivedResponse = true;
}
However, APT gives me this:
[apt] Compiling 2 source files to
C:\eclipse\workspace\ch-amazon\target\test-classes
[apt] warning: Annotation types without processors:
[org.apache.beehive.controls.api.events.EventHandler]
[apt]
C:\eclipse\workspace\ch-amazon\src\test\org\controlhaus\amazon\AmazonClientTest.java:102:
Cannot find EventSet interface:
org.controlhaus.xfire.client.XFireClientControl.EndInvokeCallback
[apt] public void handleFault( XFireFault fault )
[apt] ^
[apt]
C:\eclipse\workspace\ch-amazon\src\test\org\controlhaus\amazon\AmazonClientTest.java:93:
Cannot find EventSet interface:
org.controlhaus.xfire.client.XFireClientControl.EndInvokeCallback
[apt] public void endInvoke( XmlObject[] response, XmlObject[]
responseHeaders )
[apt] ^
[apt] 2 errors
[apt] 1 warning
The XFireClientControl interface looks like so:
public interface XfireClientControl
{
@EventSet
public interface EndInvokeCallback
{
public void endInvoke( XmlObject[] response, XmlObject[]
responseHeaders );
public void handleFault( XFireFault fault );
}
....
...
}
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