Examples of hermes.config.ProviderConfig

hermes.config.ProviderConfig
3.org/2001/XMLSchema}anyType"> <sequence> <element name="properties" type="{}PropertySetConfig" minOccurs="0"/> </sequence> <attribute name="className" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string" /> <attribute name="trace" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}boolean" default="false" /> </restriction> </complexContent> </complexType>


  public void setValues(FactoryConfig config) {


    // Basics


    ProviderConfig provider = HermesBrowser.getConfigDAO().getFactory().createProviderConfig();
    provider.setClassName("com.tibco.tibjms.TibjmsConnectionFactory");
    PropertySetConfig p = HermesBrowser.getConfigDAO().getFactory().createPropertySetConfig();


    addProperty(p.getProperty(), "serverUrl", basicInfo.getServerURL());
    addProperty(p.getProperty(), "userName", basicInfo.getUsername());
    addProperty(p.getProperty(), "password", basicInfo.getPassword());
    addProperty(p.getProperty(), "clientID", basicInfo.getClientID());


    provider.setProperties(p);


    // Extension.


    config.setClasspathId(basicInfo.getClasspathId());
    ProviderExtConfig extConfig = HermesBrowser.getConfigDAO().getFactory().createProviderExtConfig();

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   {
      FactoryConfig factoryConfig = new FactoryConfig();
      factoryConfig.setClasspathId(classpathId);
      SessionConfig sessionConfig = new SessionConfig();
      ConnectionConfig connectConfig = new ConnectionConfig();
      ProviderConfig providerConfig = new ProviderConfig();


      sessionConfig.setId(sessionId);
      sessionConfig.setTransacted(true);
      sessionConfig.setReconnects(BigInteger.ZERO);


      connectConfig.getSession().add(sessionConfig);


      factoryConfig.getConnection().add(connectConfig);


      factoryConfig.setExtension(createDefaultProviderExtConfig(NullConnectionFactory.class.getName()));


      PropertySetConfig propertySet = factory.createPropertySetConfig();


      // Copy over the other ones...


      for (Iterator<PropertyConfig> iter = properties.getProperty().iterator(); iter.hasNext();)
      {
         PropertyConfig pConfig = iter.next();


         if (!pConfig.getName().equals("binding"))
         {
            propertySet.getProperty().add(pConfig);
         }
      }


      PropertyConfig bProperty = factory.createPropertyConfig();


      // Update with the binding.


      bProperty.setName("binding");
      bProperty.setValue(binding);


      propertySet.getProperty().add(bProperty);
      providerConfig.setProperties(propertySet);


      providerConfig.setClassName(className);
      factoryConfig.setProvider(providerConfig);


      return factoryConfig;
   }

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   {
      FactoryConfig factoryConfig = new FactoryConfig();
      factoryConfig.setClasspathId(SimpleClassLoaderManager.SYSTEM_LOADER);
      SessionConfig sessionConfig = new SessionConfig();
      ConnectionConfig connectConfig = new ConnectionConfig();
      ProviderConfig providerConfig = new ProviderConfig();


      sessionConfig.setId(sessionId);
      connectConfig.getSession().add(sessionConfig);
      factoryConfig.getConnection().add(connectConfig);
      factoryConfig.setExtension(createDefaultProviderExtConfig(NullConnectionFactory.class.getName()));
      sessionConfig.setTransacted(true);


      providerConfig.setProperties(new PropertySetConfig());
      factoryConfig.setProvider(providerConfig);


      return factoryConfig;
   }

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    //
    // If there is a new factory being defined, copy over the OLD class for
    // reuse.


    if (newFactory.getProvider() == null) {
      newFactory.setProvider(new ProviderConfig());
      newFactory.getProvider().setClassName(factoryConfig.getProvider().getClassName());
    }


    this.factoryConfig = newFactory;

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