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Understanding Polling vs. Callback in Client-Server Communication

Explore the differences between polling and callback mechanisms in client-server communication. Learn how callbacks work in the Hello Application through client-server interaction methods and remote interfaces.

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Understanding Polling vs. Callback in Client-Server Communication

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  1. Polling vs. Callback In the absence of callback, a client will have to poll a passive server repeatedly if it needs to be notified that an event has occurred at the server end.

  2. The Hello Application with Callback

  3. How • Client callback: • To provide client callback, the client-side software • supplies a remote interface, • instantiate an object which implements the interface, • passes a reference to the object to the server via a remote method call to the server. • The object server: • collects these client references in a data structure. • when the awaited event occurs, the object server invokes the callback method (defined in the client remote interface) to pass data to the client. • Two sets of stub-skeletons are needed: one for the server remote interface, the other one for the client remote interface.

  4. Callback application file

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