Implementing the Callback Object
Use
You must provide the actual implementation of the callback object defined by the Notificator interface. The implementation is provided with the NotificatorServant.java class.
Procedure
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1. Create the NotificatorServant class using the New → Class function from the Client project’s context menu. Enter the following parameters in the New Java Class screen that appears:
Field |
Value |
Source Folder |
Client |
Package |
Leave empty (equivalent to default). |
Enclosing type |
Do not select |
Name |
NotificatorServant |
Modifiers |
public |
Superclass |
examples.iiop.NotificatorPOA |
Interfaces |
Leave empty |
Which method stubs would you like to create? |
Select Inherited abstract methods only. |
2. Open the NotificatorServant class for editing and implement its message(String arg0) method. Enter the following code in the method’s body:
System.out.println(arg0); |
3. Choose File → Save from the main menu of the Developer Studio to save the NotificatorServant class.
Result
You have successfully implemented the NotificatorServant object. The full source code of the class must be the following:
import examples.iiop.NotificatorPOA;
public class NotificatorServant extends NotificatorPOA {
/* * The message method that prints a string to the system output * * @see examples.iiop.NotificatorOperations#message(java.lang.String) */ public void message(String arg0) { System.out.println(arg0); } } |
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