/** [EMAIL PROTECTED] */
@Override
public boolean roomConnect(IConnection conn, Object[] params)
{
//log.debug("@Application.java: roomConnect is called");
//log.info("Client connected "+conn.getClient().getId()+" conn
"+conn);
//IServiceCapableConnection service = (IServiceCapableConnection)
conn;
//assign an ID to the chat user who has just been connected.
ServiceUtils.invokeOnConnection(conn, "setConnectionID", new
Object[] { conn.getClient().getId() }, this );
//add this
return true;
}
Here's an example. You can bass any number of parameters inside the object
array; the object can be of any type. 'this' was the scope I think. To pass
say 3 parameters:
ServiceUtils.invokeOnConnection(conn, "setConnectionID", new Object[] {
conn.getClient().getId(), param2, param3 }, this );
setConnectionID is a method on the flash client.
On 4/10/07, Fábio Costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, i was trying to start to develop some appplication, and then i get in
a
sittuation when (i guess) that i will have to use invokeOnAllConnections.
This method have a parameter like this Object[] params.
I googled and read the documentation, and it seems that this Object is the
primary object that all classes inherit, so i got in a situation where i
don't know how to pass the primitive object a value.
I tryed with add, with set, and tryied passing other things............
I really am really dull but i don't know how i pass this method
paramether. Anyone have a simple example of instantiating an Object []?
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