@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { writeLock.lock(); try { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); } finally { writeLock.unlock(); } }
public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { // Changed this method to use a LogWriter object to actually // print the messages to the log, and only in case of logging // being active, instead of logging the message directly. if (logging) logWriter.logAsyncRequest(log, command); FutureResponse rc = next.asyncRequest(command, responseCallback); return rc; }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return getNext().asyncRequest(command, null); }
this.transport.asyncRequest(command, new ResponseCallback() { @Override public void onCompletion(FutureResponse resp) {
remoteBroker.asyncRequest(message, new ResponseCallback() { @Override public void onCompletion(FutureResponse future) {
remoteBroker.asyncRequest(message, callback);
message.setProducerId(duplexInboundLocalProducerInfo.getProducerId()); if (message.isResponseRequired() || configuration.isAlwaysSyncSend()) { duplexInboundLocalBroker.asyncRequest(message, new ResponseCallback() { final int correlationId = message.getCommandId();
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { writeLock.lock(); try { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); } finally { writeLock.unlock(); } }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { writeLock.lock(); try { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); } finally { writeLock.unlock(); } }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { writeLock.lock(); try { return next.asyncRequest(command, null); } finally { writeLock.unlock(); } }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return getNext().asyncRequest(command, null); }
public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { // Changed this method to use a LogWriter object to actually // print the messages to the log, and only in case of logging // being active, instead of logging the message directly. if (logging) logWriter.logAsyncRequest(log, command); FutureResponse rc = next.asyncRequest(command, responseCallback); return rc; }
public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { // Changed this method to use a LogWriter object to actually // print the messages to the log, and only in case of logging // being active, instead of logging the message directly. if (logging) logWriter.logAsyncRequest(log, command); FutureResponse rc = next.asyncRequest(command, responseCallback); return rc; }
public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { // Changed this method to use a LogWriter object to actually // print the messages to the log, and only in case of logging // being active, instead of logging the message directly. if (logging) logWriter.logAsyncRequest(log, command); FutureResponse rc = next.asyncRequest(command, responseCallback); return rc; }
public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { // Changed this method to use a LogWriter object to actually // print the messages to the log, and only in case of logging // being active, instead of logging the message directly. if (logging) logWriter.logAsyncRequest(log, command); FutureResponse rc = next.asyncRequest(command, responseCallback); return rc; }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return getNext().asyncRequest(command, null); }
@Override public FutureResponse asyncRequest(Object command, ResponseCallback responseCallback) throws IOException { return getNext().asyncRequest(command, null); }