Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.InjectionManager

Package com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.InjectionManager

com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.InjectionManager
InjectionManager provides runtime resource injection(@Resource, @EJB, etc.) and generic callback(PostConstruct/PreDestroy) services It performs the actual injection into the fields and methods of designated J2EE 5 component instances and managed class instances. The decision as to when injection takes place is determined by the caller. @author Kenneth Saks


        try {
            // Set proper component context
            invMgr.preInvoke(inv);
            // Injection first
            InjectionManager injManager = WebServiceContractImpl.getInstance().getHabitat().getByContract(InjectionManager.class);
            injManager.injectInstance(instance);


            // Set webservice context here
            // If the endpoint has a WebServiceContext with @Resource then
            // that has to be used
            WebServiceContextImpl wsc = null;

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            // perform injection
            try {
                
                WebServiceContractImpl wscImpl = WebServiceContractImpl.getInstance();
                InjectionManager injManager = wscImpl.getHabitat().getByContract(InjectionManager.class);
                injManager.injectInstance(handler);
            } catch(InjectionException e) {
                logger.severe("Handler " + h.getHandlerClass() + 
                            " instance injection failed : " + e.getMessage());
                continue;
            }

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            // perform injection
            try {
                
                WebServiceContractImpl wscImpl = WebServiceContractImpl.getInstance();
                InjectionManager injManager = wscImpl.getInjectionManager(); 
                injManager.injectInstance(handler);
            } catch(InjectionException e) {
                logger.log(Level.SEVERE, LogUtils.HANDLER_INJECTION_FAILED,
                        new Object[] {h.getHandlerClass(), e.getMessage()});
                continue;
            }

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                for (ServletAdapter x : list) {
                    x.getEndpoint().dispose();
                    for (Handler handler : x.getEndpoint().getBinding().getHandlerChain()) {
                        try {
                            WebServiceContractImpl wscImpl = WebServiceContractImpl.getInstance();
                            InjectionManager injManager = wscImpl.getInjectionManager();
                            injManager.destroyManagedObject(handler);
                        } catch (InjectionException e) {
                            logger.log(Level.WARNING, LogUtils.DESTORY_ON_HANDLER_FAILED,
                                    new Object[]{handler.getClass(), x.getEndpoint().getServiceName(), e.getMessage()});
                            continue;
                        }

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            }
            
            // perform injection
            try {          
                WebServiceContractImpl wscImpl = WebServiceContractImpl.getInstance();
                InjectionManager injManager = wscImpl.getInjectionManager(); 
                //PostConstruct is invoked by createManagedObject as well
                handler = (Handler) injManager.createManagedObject(handlerClass);
            } catch(InjectionException e) {
                logger.log(Level.SEVERE, LogUtils.HANDLER_INJECTION_FAILED,
                        new Object[] {h.getHandlerClass(), e.getMessage()});
                continue;
            }

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                    // Register EE injection manager at the bean deployment archive level.
                    // We use the generic InjectionService service to handle all EE-style
                    // injection instead of the per-dependency-type InjectionPoint approach.
                    // Each InjectionServicesImpl instance knows its associated GlassFish bundle.


                    InjectionManager injectionMgr = services.getService(InjectionManager.class);
                    InjectionServices injectionServices = new InjectionServicesImpl(injectionMgr, bundle, deploymentImpl);


                    if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
                        logger.log(Level.FINE,
                                   CDILoggerInfo.ADDING_INJECTION_SERVICES,

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            // Register EE injection manager at the bean deployment archive level.
            // We use the generic InjectionService service to handle all EE-style
            // injection instead of the per-dependency-type InjectionPoint approach.
            // Each InjectionServicesImpl instance knows its associated GlassFish bundle.


            InjectionManager injectionMgr = habitat.getByContract(InjectionManager.class);
            InjectionServices injectionServices = new InjectionServicesImpl(injectionMgr, bundle);


            if(_logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
                _logger.log(Level.FINE, "WeldDeployer:: Adding injectionServices " 
                        + injectionServices + " for " + bda.getId());

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            // Register EE injection manager at the bean deployment archive level.
            // We use the generic InjectionService service to handle all EE-style
            // injection instead of the per-dependency-type InjectionPoint approach.
            // Each InjectionServicesImpl instance knows its associated GlassFish bundle.


            InjectionManager injectionMgr = services.getService(InjectionManager.class);
            InjectionServices injectionServices = new InjectionServicesImpl(injectionMgr, bundle);


            if(_logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
                _logger.log(Level.FINE, "WeldDeployer:: Adding injectionServices " 
                        + injectionServices + " for " + bda.getId());

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            // Register EE injection manager at the bean deployment archive level.
            // We use the generic InjectionService service to handle all EE-style
            // injection instead of the per-dependency-type InjectionPoint approach.
            // Each InjectionServicesImpl instance knows its associated GlassFish bundle.


            InjectionManager injectionMgr = habitat.getByContract(InjectionManager.class);
            InjectionServices injectionServices = new InjectionServicesImpl(injectionMgr, bundle);


            if(_logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
                _logger.log(Level.FINE, "WeldDeployer:: Adding injectionServices " 
                        + injectionServices + " for " + bda.getId());

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                    // Register EE injection manager at the bean deployment archive level.
                    // We use the generic InjectionService service to handle all EE-style
                    // injection instead of the per-dependency-type InjectionPoint approach.
                    // Each InjectionServicesImpl instance knows its associated GlassFish bundle.


                    InjectionManager injectionMgr = services.getService(InjectionManager.class);
                    InjectionServices injectionServices = new InjectionServicesImpl(injectionMgr, bundle, deploymentImpl);


                    if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
                        logger.log(Level.FINE,
                                   CDILoggerInfo.ADDING_INJECTION_SERVICES,

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