Package com.sun.xml.ws.rx.rm.protocol

Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.rx.rm.protocol.AcknowledgementData

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        request.transportBackChannel.close();
        return rc.communicator.createNullResponsePacket(request);
    }

    private Packet handleSequenceAcknowledgementAction(Packet request) { // TODO move packet creation processing to protocol handler
        AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.protocolHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getMessage());
        rc.destinationMessageHandler.processAcknowledgements(ackData);

        request.transportBackChannel.close();
        return rc.communicator.createNullResponsePacket(request);
    }
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    private Packet handleAckRequestedAction(Packet request) { // TODO move packet creation processing to protocol handler
        //when true, RM_SEQUENCES DB table row contention is avoided when handling AckRequested
        boolean noStateUpdate = (rc.configuration.getInternalRmFeature() != null);

        AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.protocolHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getMessage());
        rc.destinationMessageHandler.processAcknowledgements(ackData, noStateUpdate);

        return rc.protocolHandler.createEmptyAcknowledgementResponse(rc.destinationMessageHandler.getAcknowledgementData(ackData.getAckReqestedSequenceId(), true, noStateUpdate), request);
    }
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                    return;
                }

                if (response.getMessage() == null) {
                    //was one-way request - create empty acknowledgement message if needed
                    AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.destinationMessageHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getSequenceId());
                    if (ackData.getAckReqestedSequenceId() != null || ackData.containsSequenceAcknowledgementData()) {
                        //create acknowledgement response only if there is something to send in the SequenceAcknowledgement header
                        response = rc.communicator.setEmptyResponseMessage(response, request.getPacket(), rc.rmVersion.protocolVersion.sequenceAcknowledgementAction);
                        rc.protocolHandler.appendAcknowledgementHeaders(response, ackData);
                    }
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                    return;
                }

                if (response.getMessage() == null) {
                    //was one-way request - create empty acknowledgement message if needed
                    AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.destinationMessageHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getSequenceId());
                    if (ackData.getAckReqestedSequenceId() != null || ackData.containsSequenceAcknowledgementData()) {
                        //create acknowledgement response only if there is something to send in the SequenceAcknowledgement header
                        response = rc.communicator.setEmptyResponseMessage(response, request.getPacket(), rc.rmVersion.protocolVersion.sequenceAcknowledgementAction);
                        rc.protocolHandler.appendAcknowledgementHeaders(response, ackData);
                    }
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        assert packet.getMessage() != null;
        assert !packet.getMessage().isFault();

        Message message = packet.getMessage();
        try {
            AcknowledgementData ackData = getAcknowledgementData(message);

            CloseSequenceResponseData.Builder dataBuilder = CloseSequenceResponseData.getBuilder(ackData.getAcknowledgedSequenceId());

            dataBuilder.acknowledgementData(ackData);

            return dataBuilder.build();
        } finally {
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        request.transportBackChannel.close();
        return rc.communicator.createNullResponsePacket(request);
    }

    private Packet handleSequenceAcknowledgementAction(Packet request) { // TODO move packet creation processing to protocol handler
        AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.protocolHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getMessage());
        rc.destinationMessageHandler.processAcknowledgements(ackData);

        request.transportBackChannel.close();
        return rc.communicator.createNullResponsePacket(request);
    }
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    private Packet handleAckRequestedAction(Packet request) { // TODO move packet creation processing to protocol handler
        //when true, RM_SEQUENCES DB table row contention is avoided when handling AckRequested
        boolean noStateUpdate = (rc.configuration.getInternalRmFeature() != null);

        AcknowledgementData ackData = rc.protocolHandler.getAcknowledgementData(request.getMessage());
        rc.destinationMessageHandler.processAcknowledgements(ackData, noStateUpdate);

        return rc.protocolHandler.createEmptyAcknowledgementResponse(rc.destinationMessageHandler.getAcknowledgementData(ackData.getAckReqestedSequenceId(), true, noStateUpdate), request);
    }
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        final Sequence outboundSequence = sequenceManager.getOutboundSequence(outboundSequenceId);
        if (outboundSequence.hasUnacknowledgedMessages()) {
            ackDataBuilder.ackReqestedSequenceId(outboundSequenceId);
            outboundSequence.updateLastAcknowledgementRequestTime();
        }
        final AcknowledgementData acknowledgementData = ackDataBuilder.build();
        return acknowledgementData;
    }
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