Examples of HeadersHandlerPortType

Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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        try {
            TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
            TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

            HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
            HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
            BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
            Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();
           
            requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
           
            /*
             * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
             */
            String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
            SOAPFactory sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
          try {
              Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
             
              // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
              acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);
             
              // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
              acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);
             
              // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
              acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);
             
              // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
              acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
             
              // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
            acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
            acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
             
              List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
              list1.add(acoh1);
              list1.add(acoh2);
             
              List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
              list2.add(acoh3);
              list2.add(acoh4);
             
              requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
              requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
              requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);
          } catch (Throwable e) {
            fail(e.getMessage());
            return;
          }
         
          // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
          int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;
           
            int intParam1 = 10;
            int intParam2 = 10;
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
           
            assertEquals("Return value should be " + (intParam1 + intParam2 - numOfHandlerHitsInFlow) + " but was " + total ,
                         (intParam1 + intParam2 - numOfHandlerHitsInFlow),
                         total);
            TestLogger.logger.debug("Total (after handler manipulation) = " + total);
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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        try {
            TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
            TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

            HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
            HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
            BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
            Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();
           
            requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
           
            /*
             * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
             */
            String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
            SOAPFactory sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
            try {
                Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
               
                // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
                acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);
               
                // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
                acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);
               
                // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
                acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);
               
                // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
                acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
               
                // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
                acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
                acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
               
                List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
                list1.add(acoh1);
                list1.add(acoh2);
               
                List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
                list2.add(acoh3);
                list2.add(acoh4);
               
                requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
                requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
                requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);
            } catch (Throwable e) {
                fail(e.getMessage());
                return;
            }
           
            // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
            int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;
           
            int intParam1 = 10;
            int intParam2 = 10;
           
            HeadersHandlerAsyncCallback callback = new HeadersHandlerAsyncCallback();
            Future<?> future = proxy.headersHandlerAsync(intParam1, intParam2, callback);

            while (!future.isDone()) {
                Thread.sleep(1000);
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Async invocation incomplete");
            }
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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    public void testHeadersHandlerServerInboundFault() {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);

        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf;
        try {
            sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail(e.getMessage());
            return;
        }

        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list1.add(acoh1);
        list1.add(acoh2);

        List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list2.add(acoh3);
        list2.add(acoh4);

        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
        requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);

        // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
        int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;

        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 66;
           
        try {
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
            fail("headersHandler should have caused an exception, but did not.");
           
            /*
             * I tried to give enough info below in the expected_calls list so you can tell what's
             * being tested without having to look at handler code.  All header manipulation is
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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    public void _testHeadersHandlerServerInboundFlowReversal() {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);

        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf;
        try {
            sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail(e.getMessage());
            return;
        }

        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list1.add(acoh1);
        list1.add(acoh2);

        List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list2.add(acoh3);
        list2.add(acoh4);

        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
        requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);

        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 33;
           
        try {
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            /*
             * I tried to give enough info below in the expected_calls list so you can tell what's
             * being tested without having to look at handler code.  All header manipulation is
             * done by SOAPHeadersAdapter.
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        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());
        try {

            HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
            HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
            BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
            List<Handler> handlers = p.getBinding().getHandlerChain();
            if (handlers == null)
                handlers = new ArrayList<Handler>();
            handlers.add(new HeadersClientTrackerHandler());
            p.getBinding().setHandlerChain(handlers);
            Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

            requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
           
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(1, 1);
            fail("Should have received a WebServiceException, but did not.");

        } catch (Exception e) {
            assertTrue(e instanceof WebServiceException);
        }
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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    public void testHeadersHandler() throws Exception {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();
       
        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
       
        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
      try {
          Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
         
          // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
          acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);
         
          // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
          acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);
         
          // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
          acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);
         
          // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
          acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
         
          // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
         
          List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
          list1.add(acoh1);
          list1.add(acoh2);
         
          List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
          list2.add(acoh3);
          list2.add(acoh4);
         
          requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
          requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
          requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);
      } catch (Throwable e) {
        fail(e.getMessage());
        return;
      }
     
      // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
      int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;
       
        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 10;
        int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
       
        assertEquals("Return value should be " + (intParam1 + intParam2 - numOfHandlerHitsInFlow) + " but was " + total ,
                     (intParam1 + intParam2 - numOfHandlerHitsInFlow),
                     total);
        TestLogger.logger.debug("Total (after handler manipulation) = " + total);
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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    public void testHeadersHandlerAsyncCallback() throws Exception {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();
       
        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
       
        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
       
        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
       
        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);
       
        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);
       
        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);
       
        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
       
        // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);
       
        List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list1.add(acoh1);
        list1.add(acoh2);
       
        List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list2.add(acoh3);
        list2.add(acoh4);
       
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
        requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);
       
        // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
        int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;
       
        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 10;
       
        HeadersHandlerAsyncCallback callback = new HeadersHandlerAsyncCallback();
        Future<?> future = proxy.headersHandlerAsync(intParam1, intParam2, callback);

        while (!future.isDone()) {
            Thread.sleep(1000);
            TestLogger.logger.debug("Async invocation incomplete");
        }
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.headershandler.HeadersHandlerPortType

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    public void testHeadersHandlerServerInboundFault() {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);

        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf;
        try {
            sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail(e.getMessage());
            return;
        }

        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list1.add(acoh1);
        list1.add(acoh2);

        List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list2.add(acoh3);
        list2.add(acoh4);

        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
        requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);

        // some handlers decrement the value, so we can confirm SOAP body manipulation does not corrupt the headers
        int numOfHandlerHitsInFlow = 3;

        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 66;
           
        try {
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
            fail("headersHandler should have caused an exception, but did not.");
           
            /*
             * I tried to give enough info below in the expected_calls list so you can tell what's
             * being tested without having to look at handler code.  All header manipulation is
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    public void _testHeadersHandlerServerInboundFlowReversal() {
        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());

        HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
        HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
        BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
        Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

        requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);

        /*
         * add several headers by way of HeadersAdapter property
         */
        String acoh1, acoh2, acoh3, acoh4, acoh5, acoh6;
        SOAPFactory sf;
        try {
            sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail(e.getMessage());
            return;
        }

        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh1 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL1);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh2 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL2);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh3 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL3);

        // QName used here should match the key for the list set on the requestCtx
        acoh4 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        // create additional header strings that will need to be checked:
        acoh5 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH3_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_LARGE);
        acoh6 = TestHeaders.createHeaderXMLString(TestHeaders.ACOH4_HEADER_QNAME, TestHeaders.CONTENT_SMALL4);

        List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list1.add(acoh1);
        list1.add(acoh2);

        List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
        list2.add(acoh3);
        list2.add(acoh4);

        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, list1);
        requestHeaders.put(TestHeaders.ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, list2);
        requestCtx.put(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS, requestHeaders);

        int intParam1 = 10;
        int intParam2 = 33;
           
        try {
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(intParam1, intParam2);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            /*
             * I tried to give enough info below in the expected_calls list so you can tell what's
             * being tested without having to look at handler code.  All header manipulation is
             * done by SOAPHeadersAdapter.
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        TestLogger.logger.debug("----------------------------------");
        TestLogger.logger.debug("test: " + getName());
        try {

            HeadersHandlerService service = new HeadersHandlerService();
            HeadersHandlerPortType proxy = service.getHeadersHandlerPort();
            BindingProvider p = (BindingProvider) proxy;
            List<Handler> handlers = p.getBinding().getHandlerChain();
            if (handlers == null)
                handlers = new ArrayList<Handler>();
            handlers.add(new HeadersClientTrackerHandler());
            p.getBinding().setHandlerChain(handlers);
            Map<String, Object> requestCtx = p.getRequestContext();

            requestCtx.put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, axisEndpoint);
           
            int total = proxy.headersHandler(1, 1);
            fail("Should have received a WebServiceException, but did not.");

        } catch (Exception e) {
            assertTrue(e instanceof WebServiceException);
        }
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