Examples of ConnectorService

com.sun.enterprise.connectors.service.ConnectorService
This is the base class for all the connector services. It defines the enviroment of execution (client or server), and holds the reference to connector runtime for inter service method invocations. @author Srikanth P
org.glassfish.connectors.config.ConnectorService
org.hornetq.core.server.ConnectorService
@author Andy TaylorCreated Jun 29, 2010
org.jboss.as.console.client.shared.subsys.messaging.model.ConnectorService
@author Heiko Braun @date 4/4/12
org.mokai.ConnectorService

A wrapper of a {@link Connector} that holds a collection of acceptors, pre-processing actions,post-processing actions and post-receiving actions.

Inside a {@link RoutingEngine}, it represents an application or a connection capable of receiving or processing messages.
@see RoutingEngine @see Connector @see Acceptor @see Action @author German Escobar
org.mule.module.management.mbean.ConnectorService
org.osgi.service.io.ConnectorService
The Connector Service should be called to create and open {@code javax.microedition.io.Connection} objects.When an {@code open*} method is called, the implementation of the ConnectorService will examine the specified name for a scheme. The Connector Service will then look for a Connection Factory service which is registered with the service property {@code IO_SCHEME} which matches the scheme. The{@code createConnection} method of the selected Connection Factory will thenbe called to create the actual {@code Connection} object.
If more than one Connection Factory service is registered for a particular scheme, the service with the highest ranking (as specified in its {@code service.ranking} property) is called. If there is a tie in ranking,the service with the lowest service ID (as specified in its {@code service.id} property), that is the service that was registered first,is called. This is the same algorithm used by {@code BundleContext.getServiceReference}. @author $Id: 3965bf616b44ab3459343f1fa761567b484ccbe9 $
org.restlet.service.ConnectorService
Application service declaring client and server connectors. This is useful at deployment time to know which connectors an application expects to be able to use.

If you need to override the {@link #afterSend(Representation)} method forexample, just create a subclass and set it on your application with the {@link Application#setConnectorService(ConnectorService)} method.

Implementation note: the parent component will ensure that client connectors won't automatically follow redirections. This will ensure a consistent behavior and portability of applications. @author Jerome Louvel

Examples of org.restlet.service.ConnectorService

            Representation entity = request.isEntityAvailable() ? request
                    .getEntity() : null;


            if (entity != null) {
                // Get the connector service to callback
                ConnectorService connectorService = getConnectorService(request);
                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.beforeSend(entity);


                // In order to workaround bug #6472250
                // (http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6472250),
                // it is very important to reuse that exact same "rs" reference
                // when manipulating the request stream, otherwise "insufficient
                // data sent" exceptions will occur in "fixedLengthMode"
                OutputStream rs = getRequestStream();
                WritableByteChannel wbc = getRequestChannel();
                if (wbc != null) {
                    if (entity != null) {
                        entity.write(wbc);
                    }
                } else if (rs != null) {
                    if (entity != null) {
                        entity.write(rs);
                    }


                    rs.flush();
                }


                // Call-back after writing
                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.afterSend(entity);


                if (rs != null) {
                    rs.close();
                } else if (wbc != null) {
                    wbc.close();

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Examples of org.restlet.service.ConnectorService

                    && !response.getRequest().getMethod().equals(Method.HEAD)
                    && !response.getStatus().equals(Status.SUCCESS_NO_CONTENT)
                    && !response.getStatus().equals(
                            Status.SUCCESS_RESET_CONTENT)) {
                // Get the connector service to callback
                ConnectorService connectorService = getConnectorService(response
                        .getRequest());
                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.beforeSend(entity);


                writeResponseBody(entity);


                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.afterSend(entity);
            }


            if (getResponseStream() != null) {
                getResponseStream().flush();
            }

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Examples of org.restlet.service.ConnectorService

            Representation entity = request.isEntityAvailable() ? request
                    .getEntity() : null;


            if (entity != null) {
                // Get the connector service to callback
                ConnectorService connectorService = getConnectorService(request);
                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.beforeSend(entity);


                // In order to workaround bug #6472250
                // (http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6472250),
                // it is very important to reuse that exact same "rs" reference
                // when manipulating the request stream, otherwise "insufficient
                // data sent" exceptions will occur in "fixedLengthMode"
                OutputStream rs = getRequestStream();
                WritableByteChannel wbc = getRequestChannel();
                if (wbc != null) {
                    if (entity != null) {
                        entity.write(wbc);
                    }
                } else if (rs != null) {
                    if (entity != null) {
                        entity.write(rs);
                    }


                    rs.flush();
                }


                // Call-back after writing
                if (connectorService != null)
                    connectorService.afterSend(entity);


                if (rs != null) {
                    rs.close();
                } else if (wbc != null) {
                    wbc.close();

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