List of registerClientHandler() Examples

Examples of registerClientHandler()

org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()
Register a handler that will handle connections from a particular WonderlandClient type. This listener will be notified of all connections and messages from listeners of the given type.
This handler will be notified when a client session, which is connected via the WonderlandProtocol, connects a new WonderlandClient using the WonderlandSession.connect() method. It will be notified of all messages sent using that client type.
The Handler will be stored in the Darkstar data store, so it must be either Serializable or a ManagedObject. If a handler is a ManagedObject, only a single copy of the handler will exist, and all messages will be forwarded to this object. If the handler is not a managed object, a separate copy of the handler will be created in each WonderlandSession that connects a client of the given type. It is recommended that handlers that expect a large number messages be Serializable.
This is identical to calling WonderlandSessionListener.registerClientHandler(). @param handler the handler to handle messages from the given clienttype

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()

    private static final Logger logger =
            Logger.getLogger(ServerManagerServerPlugin.class.getName());
    
    public void initialize() {
        CommsManager cm = WonderlandContext.getCommsManager();
        cm.registerClientHandler(new ServerManagerConnectionHandler());
    }
    
}

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()

public class PlacemarkConfigServerPlugin implements ServerPlugin {


    public void initialize() {
        // Register a handler for placemark config connections
        CommsManager cm = WonderlandContext.getCommsManager();
        cm.registerClientHandler(new PlacemarkConfigConnectionHandler());


        // Register a listener that will be notifed of placemark changes
        PlacemarkUpdateListener l = new PlacemarkUpdateListener();
        PlacemarkRegistrySrvFactory.getInstance().addPlacemarkRegistryListener(l);
    }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()

public class XAppsConfigServerPlugin implements ServerPlugin {


    public void initialize() {
        // Register a handler for x11 app config connections
        CommsManager cm = WonderlandContext.getCommsManager();
        cm.registerClientHandler(new XAppsConfigConnectionHandler());   
    }
}

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()

            Logger.getLogger(AudioManagerServerPlugin.class.getName());
    
    public void initialize() {
        CommsManager cm = WonderlandContext.getCommsManager();


        cm.registerClientHandler(AudioManagerConnectionHandler.getInstance());


  CellManagerMO.getCellManager().registerAvatarCellComponent(AudioParticipantComponentMO.class);
  logger.finest("audio manager initialized");
    }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.comms.CommsManager.registerClientHandler()

        SasServer server = new SasServer();
        AppConventionalCellMO.registerAppServerLauncher(server);


        // Register the Provider connection
        CommsManager cm = WonderlandContext.getCommsManager();
        cm.registerClientHandler(new SasProviderConnectionHandler(server));


        logger.severe("***** SasServerPlugin: initialization complete");
    }
}

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