Java Code Examples for com.sun.corba.se.spi.transport.CorbaContactInfoList#getTargetIOR()

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Example 1
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From jdk1.8-source-analysis with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 2
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 3
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 4
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From JDKSourceCode1.8 with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 5
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 6
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 7
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 8
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 9
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}
Example 10
Source File: ORBUtility.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/** This method obtains an IOR from a CORBA object reference.
* It will return null if obj is a local object, a null object,
* or an object implemented by a different ORB.  It will
* throw BAD_OPERATION if obj is an unconnected RMI-IIOP object.
* @return IOR the IOR that represents this objref.  This will
* never be null.
* @exception BAD_OPERATION (from oi._get_delegate) if obj is a
* normal objref, but does not have a delegate set.
* @exception BAD_PARAM if obj is a local object, or else was
* created by a foreign ORB.
*/
public static IOR getIOR( org.omg.CORBA.Object obj )
{
    if (obj == null)
        throw wrapper.nullObjectReference() ;

    IOR ior = null ;
    if (StubAdapter.isStub(obj)) {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.Delegate del = StubAdapter.getDelegate(
            obj ) ;

        if (del instanceof CorbaClientDelegate) {
            CorbaClientDelegate cdel = (CorbaClientDelegate)del ;
            ContactInfoList cil = cdel.getContactInfoList() ;

            if (cil instanceof CorbaContactInfoList) {
                CorbaContactInfoList ccil = (CorbaContactInfoList)cil ;
                ior = ccil.getTargetIOR() ;
                if (ior == null)
                    throw wrapper.nullIor() ;

                return ior ;
            } else {
                // This is our code, but the ContactInfoList is not a
                // CorbaContactInfoList.  This should not happen, because
                // we are in the CORBA application of the DCSA framework.
                // This is a coding error, and thus an INTERNAL exception
                // should be thrown.
                // XXX needs minor code
                throw new INTERNAL() ;
            }
        }

        // obj is implemented by a foreign ORB, because the Delegate is not a
        // ClientDelegate.
        // XXX this case could be handled by marshalling and
        // unmarshalling.  However, object_to_string cannot be used
        // here, as it is implemented with getIOR.  Note that this
        // will require access to an ORB, so that we can create streams
        // as needed.  The ORB is available simply as io._orb().
        throw wrapper.objrefFromForeignOrb() ;
    } else
        throw wrapper.localObjectNotAllowed() ;
}