Looks good. Are you familiar with the ACE project? Judging from patterns and
naming I would say yes? If not you should check it out ;)
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002 02:29, Emperor wrote:
> for my project I'll build an asynchronous connection manager. Are there
> default ways of registering event listeners in avalon? or any event base
> classes?
not really.
> here are the interface models I used in a previous project
> (throws left out), would be great if anyone can have a look about it -
> how to implement it in avalon and so on... I will supply my work to the
> avalon cornerstone project:
excellent!
> interface Acceptor
> {
> public void bind(int port);
> public void bind(int port, int backlog);
> public void bind(InetAddress address, int port);
> public void bind(InetAddress address, int port, int backlog);
> public void unbind();
>
> // raises bound, unbound, accept (passes connection), accepterror
> events
> addEventListener(EventListener eventlistener);
> removeEventListener(EventListener eventlistener);
> // more avalon way to manage events?
naah that ways fine.
> interface AsynchronousConnectionManager
> {
> // more avalon like way of retriving connector instances? this is
> simple because connector is a nested class
> public void createConnector();
> public void addConnector(Connector connector);
I don't understand the need for this method?
> public void start();
> public void stop();
> public boolean isRunning();
> public boolean isStopping();
> // will disappear in avalon impl... compose/dispose instead?
Yep - all the above will be handled by the container and doesn't need to be
in the service interface.
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Pete
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