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 * Copyright 2011 ArcBees Inc.
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package com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy;

import com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.AsyncCallback;
import com.google.web.bindery.event.shared.EventBus;

/**
 * An implementation of {@link AsyncCallback} that sends events on the {@link EventBus} whenever
 * an async call starts, succeeds, or fails. The events fired are {@link AsyncCallStartEvent},
 * {@link AsyncCallSucceedEvent}, {@link AsyncCallFailEvent}.
 * 

* So the way to use {@link NotifyingAsyncCallback} is the following: *

 *   NotifyingAsyncCallback callback = new NotifyingAsyncCallback(eventBus) { ... };
 *   callback.prepare();
 *   someRpcMethod(callback);
 *   callback.checkLoading();
 * 
* * @param The type of the return value. See {@link AsyncCallback}. * @author Philippe Beaudoin */ public abstract class NotifyingAsyncCallback implements AsyncCallback { /** * This enum indicates the state of the notifying async callback. It starts in * the {@code UNKNOWN} state and moves to {@code INITIALIZED} when {@link #prepare} * is called. If {@link #checkLoading} is called before the async call has succeeded * or failed, then it moves to {@code LOADING}. When the call terminates it moves to * {@code SUCCEEDED} or {@code FAILED}. */ public enum State { UNKNOWN, INITIALIZED, LOADING, SUCCEEDED, FAILED } // Using a static counter to ensure we only fire once, otherwise we risk running into an // infinite loop if the handler requires an async call to fetch the presenter (which is the // case when using @ProxyEvent). // Using an external injected resource would be better, but it's really cumbersome here because // this class is created inside generators static int counter; private final EventBus eventBus; private State state; public NotifyingAsyncCallback(EventBus eventBus) { this.eventBus = eventBus; state = State.UNKNOWN; } @Override public final void onFailure(final Throwable caught) { assert state == State.INITIALIZED || state == State.LOADING; if (state == State.LOADING) { counter--; if (counter == 0) { AsyncCallFailEvent.fire(eventBus, caught); } } state = State.FAILED; failure(caught); } @Override public final void onSuccess(T result) { assert state == State.INITIALIZED || state == State.LOADING; if (state == State.LOADING) { counter--; if (counter == 0) { AsyncCallSucceedEvent.fire(eventBus); } } state = State.SUCCEEDED; success(result); } /** * This method is used to place that the async callback in its {@code INITIALIZED} stated. It * should be call prior to invoking any RPC that takes this callback as a parameter. See * {@link NotifyingAsyncCallback} for usage. */ public void prepare() { assert state != State.LOADING; state = State.INITIALIZED; } /** * This method is used to indicate that the async callback is currently loading. It will not * do anything if the call is already finished (i.e. in the case of an immediate failure or * success). See {@link NotifyingAsyncCallback} for usage. */ public void checkLoading() { assert state != State.UNKNOWN; if (state == State.INITIALIZED) { counter++; if (counter == 1) { AsyncCallStartEvent.fire(eventBus); } state = State.LOADING; } } /** * This method is called whenever the asynchronous call returns successfully. * * @param result the return value of the remote produced call. */ protected abstract void success(T result); /** * This method is called whenever the asynchronous call returns with a failure. Override this * method if you want to perform clean-up operation when an async call fails. The default * implementation is empty. * * @param caught failure encountered while executing a remote procedure call. */ protected void failure(Throwable caught) { } }




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