Producer and Consumer objects
send() function. The message data can either be a simple type (string, number), or it can be a complex value-object. You'll just ned to register classes accordingly to have them handled correctly. Below is a basic example of sending a message across the real-time messaging system.
var messsage:AsyncMessage = new AsyncMessage( myMessage );
myProducer.send( message )
myConsumer.addEventListener( MessageEvent.MESSAGE, onMessage );
private function onMessage( event : MessageEvent ):void
{
//do something now that you have received a message
}
//create a new message
AsyncMessage message = new AsyncMessage();
//should be a unique id that identifies the message origin (commonly a GUID)
message.setClientId( myClientId );
//set the destination -- this should match the
//messaging destination id in messaging-config.xml
message.setDestination( "myDestination" );
//set a unique message id and timestamp
message.setMessageId( UUIDUtils.createUUID(false) );
message.setTimestamp( System.currentTimeMillis() );
//set the content of the message - can be an object or a string
message.setBody( messageContent );
//send the message to subscribed clients
MessageBroker.getMessageBroker(null).routeMessageToService(msg, null);
Can BlazeDS/LCDS converse with JMS via other J2EE applications in the same container? Like say I have a REST api that a user updates from a device/site, could that action notify my AMF clients that an update has occurred?
]]>Dane, Yes, you have to use the CF Event Gateway Adapter to send messages from CF to LCDS/BlazeDS. I haven't tried this in a few years... but if I remember correctly, there are a few gotchas if you are trying to do subtopic or selector based filtering of messages sent using the CF event gateway
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