Examples of com.sun.enterprise.webservice.ServiceInvocationHandler

com.sun.enterprise.webservice.ServiceInvocationHandler
InvocationHandler used to intercept calls to concrete JAXRPC Service implementation. NOTE : This class makes no distinction between "partial" WSDL and "full" WSDL. If a service-ref's packaged WSDL is "partial", the deployer is required to specify a wsdl-override in the runtime info that points to a final WSDL. In such a case, the behavior for each method listed in the table in section 4.2.2.7 of the spec is the same as Full WSDL. @author Kenneth Saks

            // Create a proxy for the service object.
            // Get a proxy only in jaxrpc case because in jaxws the service class is not
            // an interface any more            
            InvocationHandler handler = null;
            if(serviceDelegate != null) {
                handler = new ServiceInvocationHandler(desc, serviceDelegate, cl);
                returnObj = Proxy.newProxyInstance
                    (cl, new Class[] { serviceInterfaceClass }, handler);                
            } else if(jaxwsDelegate != null) {
                returnObj = jaxwsDelegate; 
            } else if(injValue != null) {

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