re: How can I have one class with multiple EventHandlers<>

[samra...@gmail.com]

I have a class which needs to handle multiple events of Type1, Type2, Type3.

The EventHandler<T> only works for one type.

Is there a way to have a single object handle multiple handlers.

e.g.: 

SomeClass implements EventHandler<Type1, Type2, Type3>, LifecycleAware {

onEvent(Type1, ...)

onEvent(Type2, ...)

onEvent(Type3, ...)

}

[Michael Barker]

How are you expecting to receive these events?  All from the same ring buffer or 3 separate ring buffers?

Mike.

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[Samrat Batth]

From 3 different ring buffers.

So 1st and 2nd handlers will be write/update to 2 separate data structures and the 3rd one will only read the data structures.

The 3rd one is really fast (say market data) which will compare some values written by 1st and 2nd handler. The 1st and 2nd handlers don’t update the data structure that often (say once every few seconds).

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