Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Re: asynchronous call back for client side method

void asyncMethod(final Callback<SuccessType, FailureType> callback) {
   //Some async work, could also be a simple Timer task or similar that only runs on the client.
   rpcservice.getData(new AsyncCallback<String, Throwable> {
      void onSuccess(String result) {
        //Do what you need to do
        ....
        if(callback != null) { callback.onSuccess(..); } //notify caller via callback
      }
      void onFailure(Throwable cause) {
        //Do what you need to do
        ....
        if(callback != null) { callback.onFailure(..); } //notify caller via callback
      }
   }
}


void otherMethod() {
   asyncMethod(new Callback<SuccessType, FailureType>() {
      //implement what you want to do when asyncMethod returns and calls the callback.
   });
}

SuccessType and FailureType can by anything including Void if you don't care about information and just want to be notified.

-- J.

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