Examples of javax.wsdl.Port

javax.wsdl.Port
This interface represents a port, an endpoint for the functionality described by a particular port type. @author Paul Fremantle @author Nirmal Mukhi @author Matthew J. Duftler

                                   Definition portTypeWSDL) throws AxisFault {


        Map wsdl4jPorts = wsdl4jService.getPorts();
        QName bindingName = binding.getQName();


        Port port;
        AxisEndpoint axisEndpoint = null;


        processedBindings = new HashMap();


        // process the port type for this binding
        // although we support multiports they must be belongs to same port type and should have the
        // same soap style
        populatePortType(portType, portTypeWSDL);


        Binding currentBinding;
        Definition currentBindingWSDL = null;


        for (Iterator iterator = wsdl4jPorts.values().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
            port = (Port) iterator.next();
            // if the user has picked a port then we have to process only that port
            if ((this.portName == null) || (this.portName.equals(port.getName()))) {
                // we process the port only if it has the same port type as the selected binding
                currentBindingWSDL = getParentDefinition(wsdl4jDefinition,
                        port.getBinding().getQName(), COMPONENT_BINDING, new HashSet());
                currentBinding = currentBindingWSDL.getBinding(port.getBinding().getQName());


                if (currentBinding.getPortType().getQName().equals(binding.getPortType().getQName())) {
                    axisEndpoint = new AxisEndpoint();
                    axisEndpoint.setName(port.getName());


                    if (axisService.getEndpointName() == null &&
                            bindingName.equals(port.getBinding().getQName())) {
                        populateEndpoint(axisEndpoint, port, currentBinding,
                                bindingWSDL, portType, portTypeWSDL, true);
                        axisService.setEndpointName(axisEndpoint.getName());
                        axisService.setBindingName(axisEndpoint.getBinding().getName().getLocalPart());
                    } else {
                        populateEndpoint(axisEndpoint, port, currentBinding,
                                bindingWSDL, portType, portTypeWSDL, false);
                    }


                    axisEndpoint.setParent(axisService);
                    axisService.addEndpoint(port.getName(), axisEndpoint);
                }
            }
        }
    }

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     * @throws AxisFault
     */
    private Binding findBinding(Definition dif, Service service) throws AxisFault {


        Binding binding = null;
        Port port = null;
        copyExtensibleElements(service.getExtensibilityElements(), dif, axisService, SERVICE);
        if (portName != null) {
            // i.e if user has specified a service
            port = service.getPort(portName);
            if (port == null) {
                throw new AxisFault("No port found for the given name :" + portName);
            }
        } else {
            Map ports = service.getPorts();
            if (ports != null && ports.size() > 0) {
                // pick the port with the SOAP address as the default port
                port = findPort(ports);
                if (port == null) {
                    // a SOAP port was not found - log a warning
                    // and use the first port in the list
                    log.info("A SOAP port was not found - "
                             + "picking a random port!");
                    port = (Port) ports.values().toArray()[0];
                }


                if (port != null) {
                    // i.e we have find a correct port
                    // this is only use full in codegen time.
                    if (this.isCodegen && !this.isAllPorts) {
                        // if user has not set all option
                        // we have to generate code only for that option.
                        this.portName = port.getName();
                    }
                }
            }
        }


        axisService.setName(service.getQName().getLocalPart());


        if (port != null) {
            copyExtensibleElements(port.getExtensibilityElements(), dif,
                                   axisService, PORT);
            Definition parentDefinition = getParentDefinition(dif,
                    port.getBinding().getQName(), COMPONENT_BINDING, new HashSet());
            binding = parentDefinition.getBinding(port.getBinding().getQName());
            if (binding == null) {
                binding = port.getBinding();
            }
        }


        return binding;
    }

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    /**
     * Finds a SOAP port given the port map
     */
    private Port findPort(Map ports) {
        Port port;
        Port returnPort = null;
        for (Iterator portsIterator = ports.values().iterator(); portsIterator.hasNext();) {
            port = (Port) portsIterator.next();
            List extensibilityElements = port.getExtensibilityElements();
            for (int i = 0; i < extensibilityElements.size(); i++) {
                Object extElement = extensibilityElements.get(i);

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        boolean wsdlPortFound = false;
        if (wsdlPorts != null && wsdlPorts.size() > 0) {
            Iterator wsdlPortIterator = wsdlPorts.values().iterator();


            while (wsdlPortIterator.hasNext() && !wsdlPortFound) {
                Port wsdlPort = (Port)wsdlPortIterator.next();
                // Note the namespace is not included on the WSDL Port.
                if (wsdlPort.getName().equals(portQName.getLocalPart())) {


                    // Build the EndpointInterface based on the specified SEI if there is one
                    // or on the service impl class (i.e. an implicit SEI).
                    if (getServiceDescriptionImpl().isDBCMap()) {
                        String seiClassName = getAnnoWebServiceEndpointInterface();

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        }
    }


    public Binding getWSDLBinding() {
        Binding wsdlBinding = null;
        Port wsdlPort = getWSDLPort();
        Definition wsdlDef = getWSDLDefinition();
        if (wsdlPort != null && wsdlDef != null) {
            wsdlBinding = wsdlPort.getBinding();
        }
        return wsdlBinding;
    }

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     *
     * @return The SOAP Address from the WSDL for this port or null.
     */
    public String getWSDLSOAPAddress() {
        if (wsdlSOAPAddress == null) {
            Port wsdlPort = getWSDLPort();
            if (wsdlPort != null) {
                // The port is in the WSDL, so see if it has a SOAP address extensibility element specified.
                List extElementList = wsdlPort.getExtensibilityElements();
                for (Object listElement : extElementList) {
                    ExtensibilityElement extElement = (ExtensibilityElement)listElement;
                    if (isSOAPAddressElement(extElement)) {
                        String soapAddress = getSOAPAddressFromElement(extElement);
                        if (!DescriptionUtils.isEmpty(soapAddress)) {

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            // HOWEVER, that is not necessarily the first one in the WSDL that meets that criteria!  
            // The problem is that WSDL4J Service.getPorts(), which is used to get a Map of ports under the service 
            // DOES NOT return the ports in the order they are defined in the WSDL.  
            // Therefore, we can't necessarily predict which one we'll get back as the "first" one in the collection.
            // REVIEW: Note the above comment; is there anything more predictible and determinstic we can do?
            Port portToUse = (Port)wsdlPortsUsingSOAPAddresses.toArray()[0];
            String portLocalPart = portToUse.getName();
            String portNamespace = serviceDescWSDL.getWSDLService().getQName().getNamespaceURI();
            wsdlPortToUse = new QName(portNamespace, portLocalPart);
        }


        return wsdlPortToUse;

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        // VALIDATION: If the service is specified in the WSDL, then the port must also be specified.
        //             If the service is NOT in the WSDL, then this is "partial wsdl" and there is nothing to validate
        //             against the WSDL
        Service wsdlService = endpointDescWSDL.getWSDLService();
        if (wsdlService != null) {
            Port wsdlPort = endpointDescWSDL.getWSDLPort();
            if (wsdlPort == null) {
                addValidationFailure(this,
                                     "Serivce exists in WSDL, but Port does not.  Not a valid Partial WSDL.  Service: "
                                             + endpointDesc.getServiceQName() + "; Port: " +
                                             endpointDesc.getPortQName());

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        Map map = getService(serviceQname).getPorts();
        if (map == null || map.isEmpty()) {
            return null;
        }
        for (Object listObject : map.values()) {
            Port wsdlPort = (Port)listObject;
            return wsdlPort.getBinding();


        }
        return null;


    }

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        return null;


    }


    public String getOperationName(QName serviceQname, QName portQname) {
        Port port = getPort(serviceQname, portQname);
        Binding binding = port.getBinding();
        if (binding == null) {
            return null;
        }


        List operations = binding.getBindingOperations();

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