Examples of ComponentInvocation

com.sun.enterprise.ComponentInvocation
represents a general component invocation @author Tony Ng
org.apache.tapestry.internal.services.ComponentInvocation
Represents an invocation for a page or a component in the current application. This information is extracted from incoming URLs for a running application (or created by the {@link PageTester}. Each invocation may provide a context (Object[]) and parameters to the invocation target.
org.apache.tapestry5.internal.services.ComponentInvocation
org.glassfish.api.invocation.ComponentInvocation

Examples of org.glassfish.api.invocation.ComponentInvocation

        if (handle.getSecurityContext() != null) {
            resetSecurityContext = securityContext.getCurrentSecurityContext();
            securityContext.setCurrentSecurityContext(handle.getSecurityContext());
        }
        if (handle.getInvocation() != null) {
            ComponentInvocation invocation = handle.getInvocation();
            // Each invocation needs a ResourceTableKey that returns a unique hashCode for TransactionManager
            invocation.setResourceTableKey(new PairKey(invocation.getInstance(), Thread.currentThread()));
            invocationManager.preInvoke(invocation);
        }
        // Ensure that there is no existing transaction in the current thread
        if (transactionManager != null) {
            transactionManager.clearThreadTx();

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Examples of org.glassfish.api.invocation.ComponentInvocation

        }
        return false;
    }


    private ComponentInvocation createComponentInvocation(ComponentInvocation currInv) {
        ComponentInvocation newInv = new ComponentInvocation(
                currInv.getComponentId(),
                ComponentInvocation.ComponentInvocationType.SERVLET_INVOCATION,
                currInv.getContainer(),
                currInv.getAppName(),
                currInv.getModuleName()
        );
        newInv.instance = currInv.getInstance();
        if (naming) {
            newInv.setJNDIEnvironment(currInv.getJNDIEnvironment());
        }
        return newInv;
    }

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