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@AfterCompose
public void doAfterCompose(@ContextParam(ContextType.VIEW) Component view,@ContextParam(ContextType.BINDER) Binder binder) {
Object object = SelectorsExt.subscribeEventQueues(this);
//SelectorsExt.ExtendedUtilityHandlerImpl extendedUtilityHandler = new SelectorsExt.ExtendedUtilityHandlerImpl();
//extendedUtilityHandler.postSubscriptionHandling(object, view);
@Subscribe(value = "on.update", scope = "application", eventName = "on.update")
public void test(String value){
}
Above code is not autounSubscribing, if enabled commented lines only autoUnsubscribing is working.
Auto-Unsubscribed only works when using SelectoComposer by default instead of a ViewModel.
Please see Auto-Unsubscribed.
Since you call SelectorsExt.subscribeEventQueues(this); in a ViewModel, your @Subscribe still works and can receive events from an event queue.
If you check ServerPushEventQueue.subscribe(), it add a listener EQCleanup that will remove the subscriber's listener when a desktop is destroyed:
_dtInfos.put(desktop, di = new DesktopInfo(desktop, new EQService(), new EQCleanup()));
So, you don't need to call postSubscriptionHandling().
Thankyou, do you mean "SelectorsExt.subscribeEventQueues(this);" is enough to take care auto Unsubscription when exited from respective viewModel?
wastemails ( 2022-05-05 17:21:31 +0800 )editAsked: 2022-04-28 08:13:43 +0800
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Last updated: May 03