Examples of IHandler

info.javadev.jSEO.filter.handler.IHandler
org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler
@author Steve Viens (sviens@apache.org)
org.eclipse.core.commands.IHandler
A handler is the pluggable piece of a command that handles execution. Each command can have zero or more handlers associated with it (in general), of which only one will be active at any given moment in time. When the command is asked to execute, it will simply pass that request on to its active handler, if any. @see AbstractHandler @since 3.1
org.eclipse.ui.commands.IHandler
A handler is the pluggable piece of a command that handles execution. Each command can have zero or more handlers associated with it (in general), of which only one will be active at any given moment in time. When the command is asked to execute, it will simply pass that request on to its active handler, if any.
This interface is not intended to be extended by clients.
@since 3.0 @deprecated Please use the "org.eclipse.core.commands" plug-in instead. @see org.eclipse.core.commands.IHandler

Examples of info.javadev.jSEO.filter.handler.IHandler


    OutputStream out = response.getOutputStream();
    
    chain.doFilter(reqWrap,rspWrap);
    
    IHandler dynaHandler = JSeoConstants.getHandler(rspWrap.getContentType());
    
    String dynaString = dynaHandler.process(new String(rspWrap.getResponseBytes()), mapper);
    
    out.write(dynaString.getBytes());
    out.close();
  }

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

      
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an 
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.


      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
      
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
      // request object.


      RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
      
      // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry 
      // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the 
      // requested UDDI function.
      
      RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;      
      RegistryEngine registry = RegistryServlet.getRegistry();
      if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
        uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
      else
        throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate 
      // xml format.
      
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container 
      // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.
        
      DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
      Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
      Element element = document.createElement("temp");
        
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal 
      // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we 
      // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
      // results to the body of the SOAP response.
        
      responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj,element);
      
      // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
      // only child here (this has the effect of
      // discarding the temp element) and append 
      // this child to the soap response body

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

    try 
    { 
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an 
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.
      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
      
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
      // request object.


      RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
      
      // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry 
      // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the 
      // requested UDDI function.
      
      RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;      
      RegistryEngine registry = Registry.getRegistry();
      if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
        uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
      else
        throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate 
      // xml format.
      
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container 
      // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.
        
      DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
      Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
      Element element = document.createElement("temp");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal 
      // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we 
      // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
      // results to the body of the SOAP response.
        
      responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj,element);
      
      // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
      // only child here (this has the effect of
      // discarding the temp element) and append 
      // this child to the soap response body

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler


            String function = uddiReq.getLocalName();
            if ((function == null) || (function.trim().length() == 0))
                throw new FatalErrorException("The name of the UDDI request " +
                        "could not be identified.");
            IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(function);
            if (requestHandler == null)
                throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI request " +
                        "type specified is unknown: " + function);


            String generic = uddiReq.getAttribute("generic");
            if (generic == null)
                throw new FatalErrorException("A UDDI generic attribute " +
                        "value was not found for UDDI request: " + function + " (The " +
                        "'generic' attribute must be present)");
            else if (!generic.equals(IRegistry.UDDI_V2_GENERIC))
                throw new UnsupportedException("Currently only UDDI v2 " +
                        "requests are supported. The generic attribute value " +
                        "received was: " + generic);


            // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
            // request object.


            RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
            if(uddiReqObj == null)
               throw new FatalErrorException("Uddi Request is null");


            // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry
            // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the
            // requested UDDI function.


            RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;
            RegistryEngine registry = RegistryServlet.getRegistry();
            if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
                uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
            else
                throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");


            // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
            // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
            // xml format.


            IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
            if (responseHandler == null)
                throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
                        "type is unknown: " + uddiResObj.getClass().getName());


            // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
            // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.


            DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
            Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
            Element element = document.createElement("temp");


            // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal
            // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we
            // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
            // results to the body of the SOAP response.


            responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj, element);
            log.debug("Response that will be sent:");
            log.debug(XMLUtils.toString((Element) element.getFirstChild()));


            // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
            // only child here (this has the effect of

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

    try 
    { 
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an 
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.
      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
      
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
      // request object.


      RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
      
      // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry 
      // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the 
      // requested UDDI function.
      
      RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;      
      RegistryEngine registry = Registry.getRegistry();
      if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
        uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
      else
        throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate 
      // xml format.
      
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container 
      // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.
        
      DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
      Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
      Element element = document.createElement("temp");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal 
      // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we 
      // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
      // results to the body of the SOAP response.
        
      responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj,element);
      
      // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
      // only child here (this has the effect of
      // discarding the temp element) and append 
      // this child to the soap response body

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler


            String function = uddiReq.getLocalName();
            if ((function == null) || (function.trim().length() == 0))
                throw new FatalErrorException("The name of the UDDI request " +
                        "could not be identified.");
            IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(function);
            if (requestHandler == null)
                throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI request " +
                        "type specified is unknown: " + function);


            String generic = uddiReq.getAttribute("generic");
            if (generic == null)
                throw new FatalErrorException("A UDDI generic attribute " +
                        "value was not found for UDDI request: " + function + " (The " +
                        "'generic' attribute must be present)");
            else if (!generic.equals(IRegistry.UDDI_V2_GENERIC))
                throw new UnsupportedException("Currently only UDDI v2 " +
                        "requests are supported. The generic attribute value " +
                        "received was: " + generic);


            // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
            // request object.


            RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
            if(uddiReqObj == null)
               throw new FatalErrorException("Uddi Request is null");


            // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry
            // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the
            // requested UDDI function.


            RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;
            RegistryEngine registry = RegistryServlet.getRegistry();
            if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
                uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
            else
                throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");


            // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
            // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
            // xml format.


            IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
            if (responseHandler == null)
                throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
                        "type is unknown: " + uddiResObj.getClass().getName());


            // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
            // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.


            DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
            Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
            Element element = document.createElement("temp");


            // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal
            // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we
            // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
            // results to the body of the SOAP response.


            responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj, element);
            log.debug("Response that will be sent:");
            log.debug(XMLUtils.toString((Element) element.getFirstChild()));


            // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
            // only child here (this has the effect of

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler


      // lookup the appropriate xml handler, throw
      // an UnsupportedException if one could not be
      // located.


      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(function);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The request " +
          "type is unknown: " +function);


      // unmarshal the raw xml into an associated
      // jUDDI request object.


      RegistryObject uddiRequest = requestHandler.unmarshal(request);


      // Determine if this message came from through
      // the Publish, Inquiry or Admin API and handle
      // it appropriately.


      Object juddiServlet = messageContext.getProperty("transport.http.servlet");


      // confirm that the the appropriate endpoint
      // was used to invoke the selected jUDDI/UDDI
      // function.


      if((juddiServlet instanceof InquiryServlet) &&
         (!(uddiRequest instanceof org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.Inquiry)))
      {
        throw new RegistryException("Inquiry API " +
          "does not support function: "+function);
      }
      else if (juddiServlet instanceof PublishServlet &&
         (!(uddiRequest instanceof org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.Publish) &&
          !(uddiRequest instanceof org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.SecurityPolicy)))
      {
        throw new RegistryException("Publish API " +
          "does not support function: "+function);
      }
      else if ((juddiServlet instanceof AdminServlet) &&    // Admin
         (!(uddiRequest instanceof org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.Admin)))
      {
        throw new RegistryException("Admin API " +
          "does not support function: "+function);
      }


      // grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry
      // instance (make sure it's running) and execute 
      // the requested UDDI function.


      RegistryObject uddiResponse = null;
      
      RegistryEngine registry = RegistryServlet.getRegistry();
      if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
        uddiResponse = registry.execute(uddiRequest);
      else
        throw new BusyException("The Registry is unavailable");


      // create a new 'temp' XML element. This
      // element is used as a container in which
      // to marshal the UDDI response into.


      Document document = XMLUtils.createDocument();
      Element element = document.createElement("temp");


      // lookup the appropriate response handler
      // and marshal the juddi object into the
      // appropriate xml format (we only support
      // uddi v2.0 at this time) attaching results
      // to the temporary 'temp' element.


      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResponse.getClass().getName());
      responseHandler.marshal(uddiResponse,element);


      // grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
      // only child here (this has the effect of
      // discarding the temp element) and appending
      // this child to the soap response body.

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

      
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an 
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.


      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
      
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
      // request object.


      RegistryObject uddiReqObj = requestHandler.unmarshal(uddiReq);
      
      // Grab a reference to the shared jUDDI registry 
      // instance (make sure it's running) and execute the 
      // requested UDDI function.
      
      RegistryObject uddiResObj = null;      
      RegistryEngine registry = RegistryServlet.getRegistry();
      if ((registry != null) && (registry.isAvailable()))
        uddiResObj = registry.execute(uddiReqObj);
      else
        throw new BusyException("The Registry is currently unavailable.");
      
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate 
      // xml format.
      
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container 
      // in which to marshal the UDDI response data into.
        
      DocumentBuilder docBuilder = getDocumentBuilder();
      Document document = docBuilder.newDocument();
      Element element = document.createElement("temp");
        
      // Lookup the appropriate response handler and marshal 
      // the juddi object into the appropriate xml format (we 
      // only support UDDI v2.0 at this time).  Attach the
      // results to the body of the SOAP response.
        
      responseHandler.marshal(uddiResObj,element);
      
      // Grab a reference to the 'temp' element's
      // only child here (this has the effect of
      // discarding the temp element) and append 
      // this child to the soap response body

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

    // appropriate xml format (we only support
    // uddi v2.0 at this time) attaching results
    // to the temporary 'temp' element.


    String requestName = uddiRequest.getClass().getName();
    IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(requestName);
    requestHandler.marshal(uddiRequest,temp);
    Element request = (Element)temp.getFirstChild();


    request.setAttribute("generic",this.getUddiVersion());
    request.setAttribute("xmlns",this.getUddiNamespace());


    // A SOAP request is made and a SOAP response
    // is returned.


    Element response = transport.send(request,endPointURL);


    // First, let's make sure that a response
    // (any response) is found in the SOAP Body.


    String responseName = response.getLocalName();
    if (responseName == null)
    {
      throw new RegistryException("Unsupported response " +
        "from registry. A value was not present.");
    }


    // Let's now try to determine which UDDI response
    // we received and unmarshal it appropriately or
    // throw a RegistryException if it's unknown.


    IHandler handler = maker.lookup(responseName.toLowerCase());
    if (handler == null)
    {
      throw new RegistryException("Unsupported response " +
        "from registry. Response type '" + responseName +
        "' is unknown.");
    }


    // Well, we have now determined that something was
    // returned and it is "a something" that we know
    // about so let's unmarshal it into a RegistryObject


    RegistryObject uddiResponse = handler.unmarshal(response);


    // Next, let's make sure we didn't recieve a SOAP
    // Fault. If it is a SOAP Fault then throw it
    // immediately.

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Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.IHandler

    // appropriate xml format (we only support
    // uddi v2.0 at this time) attaching results
    // to the temporary 'temp' element.


    String requestName = uddiRequest.getClass().getName();
    IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(requestName);
    requestHandler.marshal(uddiRequest,temp);
    Element request = (Element)temp.getFirstChild();


    request.setAttribute("generic",this.getUddiVersion());
    request.setAttribute("xmlns",this.getUddiNamespace());


    // A SOAP request is made and a SOAP response
    // is returned.


    Element response = transport.send(request,endPointURL,httpProxySet,httpProxyHost,httpProxyPort);


    // First, let's make sure that a response
    // (any response) is found in the SOAP Body.


    String responseName = response.getLocalName();
    if (responseName == null)
    {
      throw new RegistryException("Unsupported response " +
        "from registry. A value was not present.");
    }


    // Let's now try to determine which UDDI response
    // we received and unmarshal it appropriately or
    // throw a RegistryException if it's unknown.


    IHandler handler = maker.lookup(responseName.toLowerCase());
    if (handler == null)
    {
      throw new RegistryException("Unsupported response " +
        "from registry. Response type '" + responseName +
        "' is unknown.");
    }


    // Well, we have now determined that something was
    // returned and it is "a something" that we know
    // about so let's unmarshal it into a RegistryObject


    RegistryObject uddiResponse = handler.unmarshal(response);


    // Next, let's make sure we didn't recieve a SOAP
    // Fault. If it is a SOAP Fault then throw it
    // immediately.

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