xmote

Developer's Guide

• Example xmote HTTP Client Usage
• Example xmote HTTP Server Usage

Using the xmote HTTP Client interface is as simple as creating a proxy with the XmoteHttpClient.newInstance(...) factory method. The factory utilizes the java.lang.reflect.Proxy class to create dynamic proxy class to dispatch all method calls to the xmote server.

String url = "http://localhost:8888/0/";
Class[] interfaces = new Class[] {Test.class};

Test test = (Test)XmoteHttpClient.newInstance(url, interfaces);
int rv = test.sizeOf(url);

Using the xmote HTTP Server interface is as simple as creating a XmoteHttpServer instance and then adding your service class to that XmoteHttpServer instance.

Test test = new TestImpl();

XmoteHttpServer server = new XmoteHttpServer("0.0.0.0", 8888);
server.start();

String url = server.addService(test);