the perf example has a server directed one way method (report). the
point of the async
receiver declaration is you don't have to do anything. it just works.
the chat example
has some async receiver methods, i believe.
on the server side you just call the method. it will return immediately
(as all one way
methods do). on the client side your implementation will be called,
perhaps in parallel
with other calls to that method or other methods in the same service.
chat is the best source for example of client directed methods. when one
client calls
send, the server finds the corresponding session to send to and calls
send on it, resulting
in the message being delivered to that client.
scott out
Ranganath s wrote:
Hi all,
i have the nsdl an method declared as follows
@Oneway
@Direction( Client )
@AsyncReceiver( QUEUED )
void deliverMsg()
Now i have overridden the method deliverMsg (just a print message when ever
this method is called) at the ImplClient. I am not clear about how do i
achieve the Asynchronous message from the server to client. I mean in the
overridden method i dont understand how to go about writing the body of
this method and how do i invoke it.
Can someone throw light on this please by giving a small example
like how do i do this. There is nothing mentioned about this in any of the
examples. Please some one help me in this regard at the earliest and oblige.
Thank you
Ranganath.S
