com.bea.wlai.client
Interface ApplicationViewRemote

public interface ApplicationViewRemote

extends javax.ejb.EJBObject

The remote interface for the ApplicationView EJB. It represents a STATELESS session EJB. This interface is used internally by the ApplicationView object. It is recommended that clients use the ApplicationView object instead of this remote interface. The ApplicationView provides for adding event listeners, and easier use of async invocation of services (this interface does not provide these facilities).

Author:

Copyright © 2000, 2001 BEA Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

See Also:

ApplicationView

Method Summary

void	beginLocalTransaction(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) begins a localtransaction.
void	checkEventDeployment(QualifiedName appViewName) Check that events were successfully deployed before allowing a client to register as a listener.
void	commitLocalTransaction() Commits a local transaction and closes allocated resources.
java.lang.String	getAsyncResponseQueueJNDIName(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String strInstanceID) Returns the name of an async response queue that the client can use to receive responses from for a given application view name.
IEventDefinition	getEventDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String eventType) Get IEventDefinition for the given event type.
IDocumentDefinition	getRequestDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName) Get request DocumentDefinition for the given service.
IDocumentDefinition	getResponseDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName) Get response IDocumentDefinition for the given service.
boolean	inLocalTransaction() Returns true if the Application View is stateful and a LocalTransaction is in effect.
IDocument	invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, boolean autoCreateResponse, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
IDocument	invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, boolean autoCreateResponse, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec, boolean incAsyncCount) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given.
IDocument	invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
void	invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, IDocument response, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given.
IDocument	invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, boolean autoCreateResponse, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
IDocument	invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, boolean autoCreateResponse, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec, boolean incAsyncCount) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
IDocument	invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
IDocument	invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec, boolean incAsyncCount) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given.
void	invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID, QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, IDocument response, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given.
java.lang.String	invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String appViewInstanceID, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Deprecated. This method should not be used because it assumes the response queue JNDI name is com.bea.wlai.ASYNC_RESPONSE_QUEUE, which is a distributed queue in a WebLogic cluster, thus leaving room for the possibility that the client will get associated with a different physical queue than the server puts the response on.
java.lang.String	invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String appViewInstanceID, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, java.lang.String responseQueueJNDIName, java.util.Map jmsPropertyMap, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec) Asynchronously invoke the service with the given name, and place the response on the indicated JMS queue when the response is available.
java.lang.String	invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName, java.lang.String appViewInstanceID, java.lang.String serviceName, IDocument request, java.lang.String responseQueueJNDIName, java.util.Map jmsPropertyMap, javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec, java.io.Serializable userObject) Asynchronously invoke the service with the given name, and place the response on the indicated JMS queue when the response is available.
boolean	isApplicationViewDeployed(QualifiedName appViewName) Determine if this application view is deployed.
boolean	isAsyncEnabled(QualifiedName appViewName) Determine if this application view has been set up to allow the user to use the invokeServiceAsync() method.
java.lang.String[]	listEventTypes(QualifiedName appViewName) List the events this ApplicationView is capable of delivering, and thus the events which may be listened for using an EventContext returned from a call to getEventContext().
java.lang.String[]	listServiceNames(QualifiedName appViewName) List service names deployed for this ApplicationView.
void	rollbackLocalTransaction() Rollsback a local transaction.

Methods inherited from interface javax.ejb.EJBObject

getEJBHome, getHandle, getPrimaryKey, isIdentical, remove

Method Detail

inLocalTransaction

public boolean inLocalTransaction()
                           throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
                                  javax.resource.ResourceException,
                                  javax.resource.NotSupportedException

Returns true if the Application View is stateful and a LocalTransaction is in effect.

Throws:

javax.resource.NotSupportedException - if called against a stateless session

beginLocalTransaction

public void beginLocalTransaction(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                                  QualifiedName appViewName,
                                  javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                           throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
                                  javax.resource.ResourceException,
                                  javax.resource.NotSupportedException,
                                  ConnectionAcquisitionException,
                                  TransactionException

begins a localtransaction. beginLocalTransaction will acquire a connection using the connection spec passed. This connection is not closed until the client calls commit or rollback, or if the bean is passivated.

Throws:

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

javax.resource.ResourceException - if a transaction is already in effect.

javax.resource.NotSupportedException - if called against a stateless session

ConnectionAquisitionException - is a connection cannot be acquired

TransactionException - if the call to beginTransaction fails.

commitLocalTransaction

public void commitLocalTransaction()
                            throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
                                   javax.resource.ResourceException,
                                   javax.resource.NotSupportedException,
                                   TransactionTimeoutException,
                                   TransactionException

Commits a local transaction and closes allocated resources. Commit will throw an Exception if a transaction has not already been started.

Throws:

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

javax.resource.ResourceException - if a transaction has not been started.

javax.resource.NotSupportedException - only when called against a stateless session bean

TransactionTimeoutException - when the bean has been passivated and re-activated

TransactionException - if the call to rollback fails.

rollbackLocalTransaction

public void rollbackLocalTransaction()
                              throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
                                     javax.resource.ResourceException,
                                     javax.resource.NotSupportedException,
                                     TransactionTimeoutException,
                                     TransactionException

Rollsback a local transaction.

Throws:

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

javax.resource.ResourceException - if a transaction has not been started.

javax.resource.NotSupportedException - only when called against a stateless session bean

TransactionTimeoutException - when the bean has been passivated and re-activated

TransactionException - if the call to rollback fails.

listServiceNames

public java.lang.String[] listServiceNames(QualifiedName appViewName)
                                    throws ApplicationViewException,
                                           java.rmi.RemoteException

List service names deployed for this ApplicationView.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the appViewName or needed ApplicationView metadata cannot be found.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

listEventTypes

public java.lang.String[] listEventTypes(QualifiedName appViewName)
                                  throws ApplicationViewException,
                                         java.rmi.RemoteException

List the events this ApplicationView is capable of delivering, and thus the events which may be listened for using an EventContext returned from a call to getEventContext().

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the appViewName or needed ApplicationView metadata cannot be found.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

getRequestDocumentDefinition

public IDocumentDefinition getRequestDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                                        java.lang.String serviceName)
                                                 throws ApplicationViewException,
                                                        java.rmi.RemoteException

Get request DocumentDefinition for the given service. If the schema for the document type cannot be found, null is returned.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the schema repository cannot be found; the attempt to transport or manipulate the document type's schema fails; the document type's schema text, as stored in the schema repository, cannot be parsed; there is a read error while reading the document type's schema; the lookup of the document type fails; the creation of a SchemaManager remote interface fails; or the serviceName is not defined for this ApplicationView.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

getResponseDocumentDefinition

public IDocumentDefinition getResponseDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                                         java.lang.String serviceName)
                                                  throws ApplicationViewException,
                                                         java.rmi.RemoteException

Get response IDocumentDefinition for the given service. If the schema for the document type cannot be found, null is returned.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the schema repository cannot be found; the attempt to transport or manipulate the document type's schema fails; the document type's schema text, as stored in the schema repository, cannot be parsed; there is a read error while reading the document type's schema; the lookup of the document type fails; the creation of a SchemaManager remote interface fails; or the serviceName is not defined for this ApplicationView.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

getEventDefinition

public IEventDefinition getEventDefinition(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                           java.lang.String eventType)
                                    throws ApplicationViewException,
                                           java.rmi.RemoteException

Get IEventDefinition for the given event type. If the schema for the event type cannot be found, null is returned.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the schema repository cannot be found; the attempt to transport or manipulate the event type's schema fails; the event type's schema text, as stored in the schema repository, cannot be parsed; or there is a read error while reading the event type's schema.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. This method is equivalent to calling invokeService(String, IDocument, boolean) with autoCreateResponse false.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               boolean autoCreateResponse,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. If autoCreateResponse is true, this method will attempt to create a default document according to the response document definition, if possible, and pass this to the underlying Interaction. If auto creation fails, the Interaction is allowed to create the response on its own.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public void invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName,
                          java.lang.String serviceName,
                          IDocument request,
                          IDocument response,
                          javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                   throws ApplicationViewException,
                          DocumentException,
                          javax.resource.ResourceException,
                          TransactionTimeoutException,
                          java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given. This method may be useful if the response document is expensive to create, and you wish to reuse it for subsequent calls to this method.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               boolean autoCreateResponse,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec,
                               boolean incAsyncCount)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given. This method may be useful if the response document is expensive to create, and you wish to reuse it for subsequent calls to this method. This method is different from other synchronous service invocations, because of the incAsyncCount flag. If this flag is set to 'true', then the asynchronous count is incremented, rather than the synchronous count. This is useful for situations where the async behavior is implemented elsewhere, but the implementer still delegates to this method.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                               QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. This method is equivalent to calling invokeService(String, IDocument, boolean) with autoCreateResponse false.

Parameters:

strInstanceID - - the ApplicationView instance ID to be used for server side tracing per application view instance

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                               QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec,
                               boolean incAsyncCount)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. This method is equivalent to calling invokeService(String, IDocument, boolean) with autoCreateResponse false. This method is different from other synchronous service invocations, because of the incAsyncCount flag. If this flag is set to 'true', then the asynchronous count is incremented, rather than the synchronous count. This is useful for situations where the async behavior is implemented elsewhere, but the implementer still delegates to this method.

Parameters:

strInstanceID - - the ApplicationView instance ID to be used for server side tracing per application view instance

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                               QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               boolean autoCreateResponse,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. If autoCreateResponse is true, this method will attempt to create a default document according to the response document definition, if possible, and pass this to the underlying Interaction. If auto creation fails, the Interaction is allowed to create the response on its own.

Parameters:

strInstanceID - - the ApplicationView instance ID to be used for server side tracing per application view instance

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public IDocument invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                               QualifiedName appViewName,
                               java.lang.String serviceName,
                               IDocument request,
                               boolean autoCreateResponse,
                               javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec,
                               boolean incAsyncCount)
                        throws ApplicationViewException,
                               DocumentException,
                               javax.resource.ResourceException,
                               TransactionTimeoutException,
                               java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request document given. If autoCreateResponse is true, this method will attempt to create a default document according to the response document definition, if possible, and pass this to the underlying Interaction. If auto creation fails, the Interaction is allowed to create the response on its own. This method is different from other synchronous service invocations, because of the incAsyncCount flag. If this flag is set to 'true', then the asynchronous count is incremented, rather than the synchronous count. This is useful for situations where the async behavior is implemented elsewhere, but the implementer still delegates to this method.

Parameters:

strInstanceID - - the ApplicationView instance ID to be used for server side tracing per application view instance

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

invokeService

public void invokeService(java.lang.String strInstanceID,
                          QualifiedName appViewName,
                          java.lang.String serviceName,
                          IDocument request,
                          IDocument response,
                          javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                   throws ApplicationViewException,
                          DocumentException,
                          javax.resource.ResourceException,
                          TransactionTimeoutException,
                          java.rmi.RemoteException

Synchronously invoke the service with the given name, using the request and response documents given. This method may be useful if the response document is expensive to create, and you wish to reuse it for subsequent calls to this method.

Parameters:

strInstanceID - - the ApplicationView instance ID to be used for server side tracing per application view instance

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - If the service or other resources needed by this method cannot be found in the metadata for this ApplicationView.

DocumentException - If there is an error processing the request or response document.

javax.resource.ResourceException - If there is an error obtaining a connection from the connection factory, or there is some other adapter related error.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

isAsyncEnabled

public boolean isAsyncEnabled(QualifiedName appViewName)
                       throws java.rmi.RemoteException

Determine if this application view has been set up to allow the user to use the invokeServiceAsync() method. This value may be controlled by setting the value of the asycEnabled attribute in the application view deployment descriptor.

Throws:

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

getAsyncResponseQueueJNDIName

public java.lang.String getAsyncResponseQueueJNDIName(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                                      java.lang.String strInstanceID)
                                               throws java.rmi.RemoteException

Returns the name of an async response queue that the client can use to receive responses from for a given application view name.

Returns:

a JNDI context for a queue that the client can use to receive a response from.

invokeServiceAsync

public java.lang.String invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                           java.lang.String appViewInstanceID,
                                           java.lang.String serviceName,
                                           IDocument request,
                                           javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                                    throws ApplicationViewException,
                                           java.rmi.RemoteException

Deprecated. This method should not be used because it assumes the response queue JNDI name is com.bea.wlai.ASYNC_RESPONSE_QUEUE, which is a distributed queue in a WebLogic cluster, thus leaving room for the possibility that the client will get associated with a different physical queue than the server puts the response on.

invokeServiceAsync

public java.lang.String invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                           java.lang.String appViewInstanceID,
                                           java.lang.String serviceName,
                                           IDocument request,
                                           java.lang.String responseQueueJNDIName,
                                           java.util.Map jmsPropertyMap,
                                           javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec)
                                    throws ApplicationViewException,
                                           java.rmi.RemoteException

Asynchronously invoke the service with the given name, and place the response on the indicated JMS queue when the response is available. The return value is the ID assigned to this invocation request by the server. The given JMS queue will be receive a message when the response is available, and will receive a AsyncServiceResponse object containing the request ID, response document, and other information.

Optionally, the caller can provide a map of JMS property name/value pairs. The name/value pairs must use a String for both name and value. This method will set the desired JMS properties into the async service response message that is posted to the response queue. If this feature is not required, pass jmsPropertyMap null.

The appViewInstanceID field identifies the application view instance object which made the request, and is placed into a JMS header field in the response message to allow the app view instance object to filter out just its own responses.

If errors occur during the processing of an asyncronous service request, the error message is stored into the AsyncServiceResponse object. Users should check the hasError() method of the response to determine if an error has occurred before attempting to process the response document.

The request document should conform to the document definition given by getRequestDocumentDefinition. The response document will conform to the document definition given by getResponseDocumentDefinition.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - if async messaging couldn't be initialized, or request/response async message queues couldn't be found.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

See Also:

getRequestDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName,String), getResponseDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName,String), AsyncServiceResponse

invokeServiceAsync

public java.lang.String invokeServiceAsync(QualifiedName appViewName,
                                           java.lang.String appViewInstanceID,
                                           java.lang.String serviceName,
                                           IDocument request,
                                           java.lang.String responseQueueJNDIName,
                                           java.util.Map jmsPropertyMap,
                                           javax.resource.cci.ConnectionSpec spec,
                                           java.io.Serializable userObject)
                                    throws ApplicationViewException,
                                           java.rmi.RemoteException

Asynchronously invoke the service with the given name, and place the response on the indicated JMS queue when the response is available. The return value is the ID assigned to this invocation request by the server. The given JMS queue will be receive a message when the response is available, and will receive a AsyncServiceResponse object containing the request ID, response document, and other information.

Optionally, the caller can provide a map of JMS property name/value pairs. The name/value pairs must use a String for both name and value. This method will set the desired JMS properties into the async service response message that is posted to the response queue. If this feature is not required, pass jmsPropertyMap null.

Also optionally, the caller can provide a Serializable user object instance to propagate additionaly non-JMS context between the async request and response. Any user object passed to this call will be present on the response returned after the service invocation has been completed. This is the case even in the event of an error invoking the service. If no additional context is required, pass the user object as null.

The appViewInstanceID field identifies the application view instance object which made the request, and is placed into a JMS header field in the response message to allow the app view instance object to filter out just its own responses.

If errors occur during the processing of an asyncronous service request, the error message is stored into the AsyncServiceResponse object. Users should check the hasError() method of the response to determine if an error has occurred before attempting to process the response document.

The request document should conform to the document definition given by getRequestDocumentDefinition. The response document will conform to the document definition given by getResponseDocumentDefinition.

Throws:

ApplicationViewException - if async messaging couldn't be initialized, or request/response async message queues couldn't be found.

java.rmi.RemoteException - If an RMI communication failure occurs.

See Also:

getRequestDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName,String), getResponseDocumentDefinition(QualifiedName,String), AsyncServiceResponse

isApplicationViewDeployed

public boolean isApplicationViewDeployed(QualifiedName appViewName)
                                  throws javax.naming.NamingException,
                                         java.rmi.RemoteException

Determine if this application view is deployed.

Throws:

javax.naming.NamingException - the status can not be determined.

checkEventDeployment

public void checkEventDeployment(QualifiedName appViewName)
                          throws DeploymentException,
                                 java.rmi.RemoteException

Check that events were successfully deployed before allowing a client to register as a listener.

Parameters:

appViewName - Application view on which to perform check.

Throws:

DeploymentException - Thrown if the event deployment was unsuccessful