fix(server): start event bus processor for manual wiring

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Summary

• Ensure manually constructed MainEventBusProcessor instances are started through ensureStarted().
• Call ensureStarted() from DefaultRequestHandler.create(...) so Spring/manual wiring paths do not leave events stuck on MainEventBus.
• Add regression coverage for the manually wired request handler path returning a Message response.

Related Issue

This fixes #995.

Testing

• Passed: mvn -pl server-common -am -Dtest=DefaultRequestHandlerTest#testCreateStartsManuallyConstructedMainEventBusProcessor -Dsurefire.failIfNoSpecifiedTests=false test

[guofengzh]

Based on the summary in #997, I adjusted the way Spring beans are constructed in ServerConfig, then, the expected response was received.

The change are:

1. Use the constructor of DefaultRequestHandler to construct an instance of DefaultRequestHandler.
2. Construct a separate MainEventBusProcessor bean, and then inject it into the DefaultRequestHandler bean.

In other words, the following construct

	@Bean
	public RequestHandler requestHandler(AgentExecutor agentExecutor, TaskStore taskStore, QueueManager queueManager,
	                                     PushNotificationConfigStore pushConfigStore,
										 MainEventBus mainEventBus,
										 PushNotificationSender pushSender,
	                                     @Qualifier("a2aInternal") Executor executor) {
		ExecutorService eventConsumerExecutor = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(3);
		return new DefaultRequestHandler(agentExecutor, taskStore, queueManager, pushConfigStore,
				new MainEventBusProcessor(mainEventBus, taskStore, pushSender, queueManager),
				executor,
				eventConsumerExecutor);
	}

is transformed into

	@Bean
	public MainEventBusProcessor mainEventBusProcessor(MainEventBus mainEventBus,TaskStore taskStore,
													   PushNotificationSender pushSender,
													   QueueManager queueManager) {
		return new MainEventBusProcessor(mainEventBus, taskStore, pushSender, queueManager);
	}
	

	@Bean
	public RequestHandler requestHandler(AgentExecutor agentExecutor, TaskStore taskStore, QueueManager queueManager,
	                                     PushNotificationConfigStore pushConfigStore,
	                                     MainEventBusProcessor mainEventBusProcessor,
	                                     @Qualifier("a2aInternal") Executor executor) {
		return new DefaultRequestHandler(agentExecutor, taskStore, queueManager,
				pushConfigStore, mainEventBusProcessor,
				executor, executor);
	}

Spring Boot recognizes @PostConstruct (and @Inject), so DefaultRequestHandler.initConfig() and MainEventBusProcessor.start() will be executed in this case.

Then, test using the following request:

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": "6e7bf51a-f364-42d7-a060-343da3cc4f43",
  "method": "SendMessage",
  "params": {
    "message": {
      "messageId": "messageId-1",
      "role": "ROLE_USER",
      "parts": [
        {
          "text": "Can you check systems?"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

Response 200 OK

Response Body:

{
  "error": null,
  "id": "6e7bf51a-f364-42d7-a060-343da3cc4f43",
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "result": {
    "role": "ROLE_AGENT",
    "parts": [
      {
        "text": "Hello World",
        "metadata": null
      }
    ],
    "messageId": "d062faba-39e6-4ac6-b891-9e0ba1363a69",
    "contextId": "c2c16e07-dfad-40f1-958c-41d336d4363e",
    "taskId": "d38c2bc5-7491-4920-a290-93582d21a9e0",
    "referenceTaskIds": null,
    "metadata": null,
    "extensions": null
  }
}

That is, a success result was returned.

Hopefully, these new improvements will be helpful to your revisions.

Thanks for what you did.