On 5/10/07, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right, so what do you think of addChannelEventListener and
> IChannelEventListener ?
Better, but the nitpicker in me says that 'Listeners' wouldn't
typically participate in the channel, whereas that what the
implementations are supposed to do, right?
What do you mean by participate? My proposition is to make listeners only
listeners, doing nothing but listening to events and reacting, by for
example sending javascript to the client.
Here is a sample use in a page:
pushService.addChannelListener(this, "channel", new
IChannelListener() {
public void onEvent(String channel, Map<String, String> datas,
IChannelTarget target) {
target.addComponent(container);
}
});
The two current implementation of IPushBehavior would stay behaviors, used
by the IChannelService implementation, but not visible to the API user.
Does it make sense?
Xavier
Eelco
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