method invocation services and converted everything to the new style.
Could this be my biggest checkin ever?
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to end the session of a client that was already ended would result in
funny business.
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gracefully with failures; also no longer attempt to send messages to a
connection that has already been closed.
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between connections even on JVMs (like Linux's) that seem to feel no need
to actually return anything sensible from InetAddress.toString().
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interpreted according to a globally established base time.
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single instance of the IntervalManager unlike the standard Java Timer
services which would require someone to have a timer instance to do the
scheduling of our safe intervals. Plus Ray will be much happier now that
the SafeInterval is not so flippant about reusing methods.
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session so that fake sessions can effect their own locking.
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ones that know that such an action is safe and we don't want stray client
objects lying around cluttering things up.
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throws ServiceFailedException. The response for a service request named
<foo> would be <foo>Failed. The response has a single argument which is
the reason string provided by the ServiceFailedException. We were doing
this by hand all over the place, and now it will be handled automatically.
Yay!
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process so that it can be done by other entities than just the client
management services. Coordination between these parties is managed so that
no toes are stepped on in the course of loading and unloading clients and
everything is generally much nicer.
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longer maintained. Implementations can choose to create their own
authentication thread if they wish or use some existing combination of the
invoker and dobjmgr threads. Also added an invoker to the base server
class.
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that are dispatched over the network at once and processed all at once.
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choke so that we don't choke if DObject.toString() chokes.
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objectAvailable() error dispatching to not incorrectly report a failure to
create an object.
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and could just fold in a Stringable class instead of rewriting the same
code thousands of times. Three cheers for code reuse!
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up objects directly by oid. They, of course, must be on the server if they
are doing this.
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idea because that class is shared between the client and the server, so
instead we provide a blank object reference in which the authenticator can
provide whatever information it wants to the client services.
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client object by way of passing the auth response data up to the client
after the completion of the authentication phase. This allows information
loaded by an authenticator (like a user record) to make its way into the
real world.
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because subscription no longer means receiving events.
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Michael Bayne