Examples of com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol.CorbaServerRequestDispatcher

com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol.CorbaServerRequestDispatcher
Server delegate adds behavior on the server-side -- specifically on the dispatch path. A single server delegate instance serves many server objects. This is the second level of the dispatch on the server side: Acceptor to ServerSubcontract to ServerRequestDispatcher to ObjectAdapter to Servant, although this may be short-circuited. Instances of this class are registered in the subcontract Registry.

    // which must return a valid ServerRequestDispatcher.  A bad subcontract ID
    // will similarly need to return the default ServerRequestDispatcher.


    public CorbaServerRequestDispatcher getServerRequestDispatcher(int scid)
    {
        CorbaServerRequestDispatcher sdel =
            (CorbaServerRequestDispatcher)(SDRegistry.get(scid)) ;
        if ( sdel == null )
            sdel = (CorbaServerRequestDispatcher)(SDRegistry.get(defaultId)) ;


        return sdel;

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        return sdel;
    }


    public CorbaServerRequestDispatcher getServerRequestDispatcher( String name )
    {
        CorbaServerRequestDispatcher sdel =
            (CorbaServerRequestDispatcher)stringToServerSubcontract.get( name ) ;


        if ( sdel == null )
            sdel = (CorbaServerRequestDispatcher)(SDRegistry.get(defaultId)) ;

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     * @throws BAD_PARAM if the obj parameter is null.
     */
    public void register_initial_reference(
        String id, org.omg.CORBA.Object obj ) throws InvalidName
    {
        CorbaServerRequestDispatcher insnd ;


        if ((id == null) || (id.length() == 0))
            throw new InvalidName() ;


        synchronized (this) {

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            ObjectKeyTemplate oktemp = okey.getTemplate() ;
            dprint( ".handleRequest: " + opAndId(messageMediator)
                    + ": dispatching to scid: " + oktemp.getSubcontractId());
        }


        CorbaServerRequestDispatcher sc = okey.getServerRequestDispatcher(orb);


        if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
            dprint(".handleRequest: " + opAndId(messageMediator)
                   + ": dispatching to sc: " + sc);
        }


        if (sc == null) {
            throw wrapper.noServerScInDispatch() ;
        }


        // NOTE:
        // This is necessary so mediator can act as ResponseHandler
        // and pass necessary info to response constructors located
        // in the subcontract.
        // REVISIT - same class right now.
        //messageMediator.setProtocolHandler(this);


        try {
            orb.startingDispatch();
            sc.dispatch(messageMediator);
        } finally {
            orb.finishedDispatch();
        }
    }

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        LocateReplyMessage reply = null;
        short addrDisp = -1;


        try {
            ((CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject()).unmarshalHeader();
            CorbaServerRequestDispatcher sc =
                msg.getObjectKey().getServerRequestDispatcher( orb ) ;
            if (sc == null) {
                return;
            }


            ior = sc.locate(msg.getObjectKey());


            if ( ior == null ) {
                reply = MessageBase.createLocateReply(
                            orb, msg.getGIOPVersion(),
                            msg.getEncodingVersion(),

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     * @throws BAD_PARAM if the obj parameter is null.
     */
    public void register_initial_reference(
        String id, org.omg.CORBA.Object obj ) throws InvalidName
    {
        CorbaServerRequestDispatcher insnd ;


        if ((id == null) || (id.length() == 0))
            throw new InvalidName() ;


        synchronized (this) {

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