com.sun.xml.internal.ws.policy.jaxws.PolicyUtil Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: PortInfo.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #2
Source File: PortInfo.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #3
Source File: PortInfo.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #4
Source File: PortInfo.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #5
Source File: PortInfo.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #6
Source File: PortInfo.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #7
Source File: PortInfo.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}
Example #8
Source File: PortInfo.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public BindingImpl createBinding(WebServiceFeatureList webServiceFeatures, Class<?> portInterface,
            BindingImpl existingBinding) {
            if (existingBinding != null) {
                    webServiceFeatures.addAll(existingBinding.getFeatures());
            }

    Iterable<WebServiceFeature> configFeatures;
    //TODO incase of Dispatch, provide a way to User for complete control of the message processing by giving
    // ability to turn off the WSDL/Policy based features and its associated tubes.

    //Even in case of Dispatch, merge all features configured via WSDL/Policy or deployment configuration
    if (portModel != null) {
        // could have merged features from this.policyMap, but some features are set in WSDLModel which are not there in PolicyMap
        // for ex: <wsaw:UsingAddressing> wsdl extn., and since the policyMap features are merged into WSDLModel anyway during postFinished(),
        // So, using here WsdlModel for merging is right.

        // merge features from WSDL
        configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
    } else {
        configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
    }
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);

    // merge features from interceptor
    webServiceFeatures.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this, portInterface, webServiceFeatures), false);

    BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, webServiceFeatures.toArray());
    owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);
    return bindingImpl;
}