Java Code Examples for com.sun.corba.se.spi.orb.ORBVersion#NEWER

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Example 1
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From jdk1.8-source-analysis with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 2
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 3
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 4
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From JDKSourceCode1.8 with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 5
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 6
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 7
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 8
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 9
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}
Example 10
Source File: ORBVersionFactory.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static ORBVersion byteToVersion( byte value )
{
    /* Throwing an exception here would cause this version to be
    * incompatible with future versions of the ORB, to the point
    * that this version could
    * not even unmarshal objrefs from a newer version that uses
    * extended versioning.  Therefore, we will simply treat all
    * unknown versions as the latest version.
    if (value < 0)
        throw new INTERNAL() ;
    */

    /**
     * Update: If we treat all unknown versions as the latest version
     * then when we send an IOR with a PEORB version to an ORB that
     * doesn't know the PEORB version it will treat it as whatever
     * its idea of the latest version is.  Then, if that IOR is
     * sent back to the server and compared with the original
     * the equality check will fail because the versions will be
     * different.
     *
     * Instead, just capture the version bytes.
     */

    switch (value) {
        case ORBVersion.FOREIGN : return ORBVersionImpl.FOREIGN ;
        case ORBVersion.OLD : return ORBVersionImpl.OLD ;
        case ORBVersion.NEW : return ORBVersionImpl.NEW ;
        case ORBVersion.JDK1_3_1_01: return ORBVersionImpl.JDK1_3_1_01 ;
        case ORBVersion.NEWER : return ORBVersionImpl.NEWER ;
        case ORBVersion.PEORB : return ORBVersionImpl.PEORB ;
        default : return new ORBVersionImpl(value);
    }
}