I don't think it's necessary to add a new callback server specific
implementation. You have all the wiring in there, I would just tweak a little
bit ServerInvoker.handleInternalInvocation() so it won't get upset when someone
tries to register callbacks when no handlers are present. Other than th
Ahh. Ok. I misunderstood what you were saying originally. For the callback
server, if it is not handling any direct invocations, only callbacks, the I
agree that there is no need for a handler to be registered (conceptually).
However, I don't make a distinction, in the implementation, between
anonymous wrote : Remoting is just a mechanism for making remote invocations
(including callbacks). It has no concept of contextual processing. There has to
be a ServerInvocationHandler on the server side to process invocation requests,
including adding and removing of callback listeners. The
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I posted a document that describes how callbacks work (in detal) on the wiki.
Go to http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Remoting and look for the "How
callbacks work." link.
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Remoting is just a mechanism for making remote invocations (including
callbacks). It has no concept of contextual processing. There has to be a
ServerInvocationHandler on the server side to process invocation requests,
including adding and removing of callback listeners. The
ServerInvocation
The ServerInvoker doesn't use the ServerInvocationHandler instance to process
callbacks. It uses CallbackContainer instances. It also doesn't use the
ServerInvocationHandler instance to register callback listeners, either.
Look at ServerInvoker.handlerInternalInvocation(). For ADDCLIENTLISTENER
No, I'm pretty sure you need a handler. That's the thing that actually handles
the incoming request (or in this case, the incoming callback). Its in your
handler that you will process the callback data. If you don't don't add a
handler - who is going to get your callback data? Who actually w
