Examples of ErrorHandlerFactory

org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory
org.mojavemvc.exception.ErrorHandlerFactory

Users can provide their own implementation of this interface. They must, however, provide a public no-arg constructor in the implementation. The custom implementation is made available to the application through the 'error-handler-factory' init parameter. See {@link org.mojavemvc.FrontController}.

An instance of a class implementing this interface is created once during FrontController initialization, and placed in the front controller context. Therefore, users should make the class thread-safe, as it will be accessed simultaneously by multiple threads.
@author Luis Antunes

Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

                LOG.trace("Using existing error handler for: {}", processor);
                return answer;
            }


            LOG.trace("Creating error handler for: {}", processor);
            ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            // create error handler (create error handler directly to keep it light weight,
            // instead of using ProcessorDefinition.wrapInErrorHandler)
            try {
                processor = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, processor);
                // must start the error handler
                ServiceHelper.startServices(processor);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                throw ObjectHelper.wrapRuntimeCamelException(e);
            }

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

     * @param output the output
     * @return the output wrapped with the error handler
     * @throws Exception can be thrown if failed to create error handler builder
     */
    protected Processor wrapInErrorHandler(RouteContext routeContext, Processor output) throws Exception {
        ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
        // create error handler
        Processor errorHandler = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, output);


        // invoke lifecycles so we can manage this error handler builder
        for (LifecycleStrategy strategy : routeContext.getCamelContext().getLifecycleStrategies()) {
            strategy.onErrorHandlerAdd(routeContext, errorHandler, builder);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

                LOG.trace("Using existing error handler for: {}", processor);
                return answer;
            }


            LOG.trace("Creating error handler for: {}", processor);
            ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            // create error handler (create error handler directly to keep it light weight,
            // instead of using ProcessorDefinition.wrapInErrorHandler)
            try {
                processor = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, processor);


                // and wrap in unit of work processor so the copy exchange also can run under UoW
                answer = createUnitOfWorkProcessor(routeContext, processor, exchange);


                // must start the error handler

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

                LOG.trace("Using existing error handler for: {}", processor);
                return answer;
            }


            LOG.trace("Creating error handler for: {}", processor);
            ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            // create error handler (create error handler directly to keep it light weight,
            // instead of using ProcessorDefinition.wrapInErrorHandler)
            try {
                processor = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, processor);


                // and wrap in unit of work processor so the copy exchange also can run under UoW
                answer = createUnitOfWorkProcessor(routeContext, processor, exchange);


                // must start the error handler

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

    }


    public List<RouteContext> addRoutes(ModelCamelContext camelContext, Collection<Route> routes) throws Exception {
        List<RouteContext> answer = new ArrayList<RouteContext>();


        @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
        ErrorHandlerFactory handler = camelContext.getErrorHandlerBuilder();
        if (handler != null) {
            setErrorHandlerBuilderIfNull(handler);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

            return false;
        }
        // if error handler ref is configured it may refer to a context scoped, so we need to check this first
        // the XML DSL will configure error handlers using refs, so we need this additional test
        if (errorHandlerRef != null) {
            ErrorHandlerFactory routeScoped = getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            ErrorHandlerFactory contextScoped = context.getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            return routeScoped != null && contextScoped != null && routeScoped == contextScoped;
        }


        return contextScopedErrorHandler;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

     * @param routeContext the route context
     * @param ref          reference id for the error handler
     * @return the error handler
     */
    public static ErrorHandlerFactory lookupErrorHandlerBuilder(RouteContext routeContext, String ref) {
        ErrorHandlerFactory answer;


        // if the ref is the default then we do not have any explicit error handler configured
        // if that is the case then use error handlers configured on the route, as for instance
        // the transacted error handler could have been configured on the route so we should use that one
        if (!isErrorHandlerBuilderConfigured(ref)) {

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory


        return answer;
    }


    protected static ErrorHandlerFactory lookupErrorHandlerBuilder(ModelCamelContext camelContext) {
        @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
        ErrorHandlerFactory answer = camelContext.getErrorHandlerBuilder();
        if (answer instanceof ErrorHandlerBuilderRef) {
            ErrorHandlerBuilderRef other = (ErrorHandlerBuilderRef) answer;
            String otherRef = other.getRef();
            if (isErrorHandlerBuilderConfigured(otherRef)) {

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

     * @param output the output
     * @return the output wrapped with the error handler
     * @throws Exception can be thrown if failed to create error handler builder
     */
    protected Processor wrapInErrorHandler(RouteContext routeContext, Processor output) throws Exception {
        ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
        // create error handler
        Processor errorHandler = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, output);


        // invoke lifecycles so we can manage this error handler builder
        for (LifecycleStrategy strategy : routeContext.getCamelContext().getLifecycleStrategies()) {
            strategy.onErrorHandlerAdd(routeContext, errorHandler, builder);
        }

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Examples of org.apache.camel.ErrorHandlerFactory

                LOG.trace("Using existing error handler for: {}", processor);
                return answer;
            }


            LOG.trace("Creating error handler for: {}", processor);
            ErrorHandlerFactory builder = routeContext.getRoute().getErrorHandlerBuilder();
            // create error handler (create error handler directly to keep it light weight,
            // instead of using ProcessorDefinition.wrapInErrorHandler)
            try {
                processor = builder.createErrorHandler(routeContext, processor);


                // and wrap in unit of work processor so the copy exchange also can run under UoW
                answer = createUnitOfWorkProcessor(routeContext, processor, exchange);


                boolean child = exchange.getProperty(Exchange.PARENT_UNIT_OF_WORK, UnitOfWork.class) != null;

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