Hi Jeff, see this post:
http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=11801156&framed=y The current muse implementations don't work as expected. These implementations do. In keeping with the rest of Muse there is no unsubscribe(topic), you simply destroy the resource. Additionally with whichever resource wsdl you use, that has the PullPoint functions in it, generate a proxy then use the epr as the source (see the end of the first post at that chain). What I didn't implement was a friendlier version of: Element max = XmlUtils.createElement(el.getOwnerDocument(), new QName("http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsn/b-2";, "MaximumNumber", "pfx0"), new Integer(10)); Element[] res = pullit.getMessages(max); i.e. no wrapper for MaximumNumber. I think this can be done with handler parameters though (to use a simple int instead). HTH cheers, Chris -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Garrett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 6:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: WSN help Hi. I have some questions regarding the WSN model with the Pull-method of notifications as opposed to the push-method. I am a newbie, so please bare with me. I have been reading up all last week so I know some stuff, but not enough to get started yet. We are looking to go with this model to replace an existing push model. - I want to allow a customer to send a message to subscribe to and unsubscribe from a topic. I then parse the message and get the topic and endpointReference. If this epr is not in a list of clients, I create a new object (I call it NotificationClient) that stores a PullPoint and provides methods for actions like subscribe(topic), unsubscribe(topic), getMessages(int). Otherwise, I get the client from the list. I am fairly certain I did this part right so far. But, I am stuck on a couple of things: - When I create the client, I use the SimplePullPointCreation().createPullPoint() method, which does all the things I need (including subscribing itself to NotificationProducer). But, it returns an EndpointReference object, not a PullPoint object. Wouldn't it make more sense to return the PullPoint object (given the method name) and create a method in the PullPoint class, if one is not already there, to return the EndpointReference? *The thing I need help with is how to convert or cast the EndpointReference into a SimplePullPoint object, as I use the SimplePullPoint object and make calls directly to it.* - I am unsure of how the PullPoint and subscribing would work with this scenario, which is common for me: Say I want to subscribe 2 clients, ClientA and ClientB, and each wants to subscribe to a different topic. I subscribe ClientA with eprA and ClientB with erpB. Each creates its own PullPoint (from above) and their PullPoint is now subscribed to the NotificationProducer. But what is the purpose for the endpoint references for ClientA and ClientB in the subscribe request if the subscribing is done by the PullPoint, other than identification for who is subscribing and using that I to find the PullPoint that was created by that Client? *And, is the subscribing by the PullPoint not going to be the same for each time createPullPoint() is called, considering there is no method input? Or do I have to create a PullPoint another way, and what is that way?* Basically, I want a method that will create a PullPoint, subscribe it to the NotificationProducer for the topics/filter I provide, and get the PullPoint object in return, which I use later on to get the messages from. private void createPullPointAndSubscribe() throws Exception { SimplePullPointCreation s = new SimplePullPointCreation(); s.initialize(); EndpointReference pullPointEpr = s.createPullPoint(); SimplePullPoint pullPoint = ... //need to cast the pullPointEpr into a PullPoint object (or do it another way) if (!pullPoint.hasBeenInitialized()) { pullPoint.initialize(); } } Thanks. Jeff G. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
