Package com.sun.xml.ws.api.server

Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.Invoker


            
        wsu.configureJAXWSServiceHandlers(endpoint, givenBinding,
                binding);

        // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
        Invoker inv;
  if (serviceEndpointClass.getAnnotation(Stateful.class) == null) {
    //use our own InstanceResolver that does not call @PostConstuct method before
    //@Resource injections have happened.
    inv = (new InstanceResolverImpl(serviceEndpointClass)).createInvoker();
  } else {


                        }
                        wsu.configureJAXWSServiceHandlers(endpoint,
                            endpoint.getProtocolBinding(), binding);

                        // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
                        Invoker inv = new InstanceResolverImpl(clazz).createInvoker();
                        WSEndpoint wsep = WSEndpoint.create(
                                clazz, // The endpoint class
                                false, // we do not want JAXWS to process @HandlerChain
                                new EjbInvokerImpl(clazz, inv, webServiceEndpointServant, wsCtxt), // the invoker
                                endpoint.getServiceName(), // the service QName

     * Wraps this {@link InstanceResolver} into an {@link Invoker}.
     */
  public  //TODO - make this package private.  Cannot do it until this method is removed from base
    //       class com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.InstanceResolver
     @NotNull Invoker createInvoker() {
        return new Invoker() {
            @Override
            public void start(@NotNull WSWebServiceContext wsc, @NotNull WSEndpoint endpoint) {
                InstanceResolverImpl.this.start(wsc,endpoint);
            }


                    wsu.configureJAXWSServiceHandlers(endpoint,
                        endpoint.getProtocolBinding(), binding);

                    // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
                    Invoker invoker = new InstanceResolverImpl(clazz).createInvoker();
                    WSEndpoint wsep = WSEndpoint.create(
                            clazz, // The endpoint class
                            false, // we do not want JAXWS to process @HandlerChain
                            new EjbInvokerImpl(clazz, invoker, webServiceEndpointServant, wsCtxt), // the invoker
                            endpoint.getServiceName(), // the service QName

     * Wraps this {@link InstanceResolver} into an {@link Invoker}.
     */
  public  //TODO - make this package private.  Cannot do it until this method is removed from base
    //       class com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.InstanceResolver
     @NotNull Invoker createInvoker() {
        return new Invoker() {
            @Override
            public void start(@NotNull WSWebServiceContext wsc, @NotNull WSEndpoint endpoint) {
                InstanceResolverImpl.this.start(wsc,endpoint);
            }


                    wsu.configureJAXWSServiceHandlers(endpoint,
                        endpoint.getProtocolBinding(), binding);

                    // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
                    Invoker invoker = new InstanceResolverImpl(clazz).createInvoker();
                    WSEndpoint wsep = WSEndpoint.create(
                            clazz, // The endpoint class
                            false, // we do not want JAXWS to process @HandlerChain
                            new EjbInvokerImpl(clazz, invoker, webServiceEndpointServant, wsCtxt), // the invoker
                            endpoint.getServiceName(), // the service QName

     */
  public  //TODO - make this package private.  Cannot do it until this method is removed from base
    //       class com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.InstanceResolver
     @Override
     @NotNull Invoker createInvoker() {
        return new Invoker() {
            @Override
            public void start(@NotNull WSWebServiceContext wsc, @NotNull WSEndpoint endpoint) {
                InstanceResolverImpl.this.start(wsc,endpoint);
            }


                    wsu.configureJAXWSServiceHandlers(endpoint,
                        endpoint.getProtocolBinding(), binding);

                    // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
                    Invoker invoker = new InstanceResolverImpl(clazz).createInvoker();
                    WSEndpoint wsep = WSEndpoint.create(
                            clazz, // The endpoint class
                            false, // we do not want JAXWS to process @HandlerChain
                            new EjbInvokerImpl(clazz, invoker, webServiceEndpointServant, wsCtxt), // the invoker
                            endpoint.getServiceName(), // the service QName

                        //use our own InstanceResolver that does not call @PostConstuct method before
                        //@Resource injections have happened.
                        ir = new InstanceResolverImpl(clazz);
                    }
                    // Create the jaxws2.1 invoker and use this
                    Invoker invoker = ir.createInvoker();
                    WSEndpoint wsep = WSEndpoint.create(
                            clazz, // The endpoint class
                            false, // we do not want JAXWS to process @HandlerChain
                            new EjbInvokerImpl(clazz, invoker, webServiceEndpointServant, wsCtxt), // the invoker
                            endpoint.getServiceName(), // the service QName

     */
  public  //TODO - make this package private.  Cannot do it until this method is removed from base
    //       class com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.InstanceResolver
     @Override
     @NotNull Invoker createInvoker() {
        return new Invoker() {
            @Override
            public void start(@NotNull WSWebServiceContext wsc, @NotNull WSEndpoint endpoint) {
                InstanceResolverImpl.this.start(wsc,endpoint);
            }


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