Change the "receiver.AddEvent(evt)" method to the
broadcastEvent(evt,null).. so every client listening will receive a
SendMessageEvent and act properly...
public void sendMessage(User receiver, String message) {
Usuario sender = getCurrentUser();
if( receiver != null ){
SendMessageEvent evt = new SendMessageEvent(sender,message);
synchronized(receiver){
//receiver.AddEvent(evt); <- comment this line, cause here whe
are sending the message only to receiver!
broadcastEvent(evt,null); // and use this one already documented
on the book
onEvents(receiver.getId() );
}
}
//the receiver User are not needed anymore so you can change the
method signature to sendMessage(String message)
}
Regards,
Fabio Kaminski
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:16 PM, kozura <[email protected]> wrote:
> Read the book again, with care?
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