I am using greenroot eventbus to pass event payloads between the 2 components of my application in an async manner using the @Subscribe annotation to subscribe to events. The issue is if multiple instances of the class having @Subscribe annotation are registered with the event bus, All of them receive the same event payload and the computation is done multiple times.(As many instances i have created.)
Is there a way for the event bus to provide the event payload to only a single instance of my class i.e
If my subscribe method looks like:
public class A {
A() {
eventBus.register(this);
}
@Subscribe
public void consumeEvent(String s) {
// do something
}
}
If i create 5 instances of class A, and pass 5 strings to the eventbus, all of the subscribed instances should get 1 instance each.
Is there a way i can avoid this redundant computation because of multiple objects?.
