Package org.apache.axis.encoding.ser

Examples of org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory

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                Types.getLocalNameFromFullName( javaType.getName() ) );
               
            register( javaType,
                      xmlType,
                      new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                      new ArrayDeserializerFactory() );
        }
       
        // Can only detect arrays via code
        if (xmlType == null && isArray(javaType)) {
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        }
       
        // TODO: move it to the DefaultSOAPEncodingTypeMappingImpl class
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     java.util.Collection.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );
        // TODO: move it to the DefaultSOAPEncodingTypeMappingImpl class
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     java.util.ArrayList.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     Object[].class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.ArrayList.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );
       
        // All array objects automatically get associated with the SOAP_ARRAY.
        // There is no way to do this with a hash table,
        // so it is done directly in getTypeQName.
        // Internally the runtime uses ArrayList objects to hold arrays...
        // which is the reason that ArrayList is associated with SOAP_ARRAY.
        // In addition, handle all objects that implement the List interface
        // as a SOAP_ARRAY
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.Collection.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     Object[].class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        //
        // Now register the schema specific types
        //
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//        ((ArraySerializerFactory)ser).setComponentQName(componentQName);
//        DeserializerFactory deser = BaseDeserializerFactory.createFactory(getDeserFactoryClass(), getClazz(), getqName());
//        ((ArrayDeserializerFactory)deser).setComponentType(componentType);

        ArraySerializerFactory ser = new ArraySerializerFactory(componentType, componentQName);
        ArrayDeserializerFactory deser = new ArrayDeserializerFactory();

        typeMapping.register(getClazz(), getqName(), ser, deser);
    }
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            Pair pair = (Pair) qName2Pair.get(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY);
            df = (DeserializerFactory) pair2DF.get(pair);
            if (df instanceof ArrayDeserializerFactory && javaType.isArray()) {
                QName componentXmlType = start.getTypeQName(componentType);
                if (componentXmlType != null) {
                    df = new ArrayDeserializerFactory(componentXmlType);
                }
            }
        }
        return df;
    }
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                Types.getLocalNameFromFullName( javaType.getName() ) );

            internalRegister( javaType,
                              xmlType,
                              new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                              new ArrayDeserializerFactory() );
        }

        // Can only detect arrays via code
        if (xmlType == null && isArray(javaType)) {
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        // obtain the ArraySerializer when in doc/lit mode and only have a
        // Java class available (no XML type metadata) - see TypeMappingImpl
        // (getSerializer())
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.ArrayList.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        //
        // Now register the schema specific types
        //
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                                                 Constants.SOAP_BASE64BINARY)
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     java.util.Collection.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     java.util.ArrayList.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY12,     Object[].class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.ArrayList.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        // All array objects automatically get associated with the SOAP_ARRAY.
        // There is no way to do this with a hash table,
        // so it is done directly in getTypeQName.
        // Internally the runtime uses ArrayList objects to hold arrays...
        // which is the reason that ArrayList is associated with SOAP_ARRAY.
        // In addition, handle all objects that implement the List interface
        // as a SOAP_ARRAY
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.Collection.class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );

        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     Object[].class,
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory()
        );


    }
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                   new Base64DeserializerFactory(byte[].class,
                                                 Constants.SOAP_BASE64),
                   true, true);     
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.lang.Byte[].class,      
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory(),true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_BASE64,     byte[].class,                                  
                   new Base64SerializerFactory(byte[].class,
                                               Constants.XSD_BASE64 ),
                   new Base64DeserializerFactory(byte[].class,
                                           Constants.XSD_BASE64),true);

        // If SOAP 1.1 over the wire, map wrapper classes to XSD primitives.
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_STRING,     java.lang.String.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_BOOLEAN,    java.lang.Boolean.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DOUBLE,     java.lang.Double.class, 
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_FLOAT,      java.lang.Float.class, 
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_INT,        java.lang.Integer.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_INTEGER,    java.math.BigInteger.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DECIMAL,    java.math.BigDecimal.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_LONG,       java.lang.Long.class,    
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_SHORT,      java.lang.Short.class,
                   null, null, true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_BYTE,       java.lang.Byte.class, 
                   null, null, true);

        // The XSD Primitives are mapped to java primitives.
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_BOOLEAN,    boolean.class,       
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DOUBLE,     double.class,        
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_FLOAT,      float.class,
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_INT,        int.class, 
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_LONG,       long.class,
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_SHORT,      short.class,
                   null, null,true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_BYTE,       byte.class,
                   null, null,true);


        // Map QNAME to the jax rpc QName class
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_QNAME,     
              javax.xml.rpc.namespace.QName.class,
              new BeanSerializerFactory(javax.xml.rpc.namespace.QName.class,
                                        Constants.XSD_QNAME),
              new BeanDeserializerFactory(javax.xml.rpc.namespace.QName.class,
                                        Constants.XSD_QNAME),
                   true);

        // The closest match for anytype is Object
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_ANYTYPE,    java.lang.Object.class, 
                   null, null, false);

        // The xsd primitive for date has changed through the various
        // namespace versions.
        // XSD_DATE is the current one, which is why it is
        // registered after the other two
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATE2,      java.util.Date.class,                          
                   new DateSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATE2),
                   new DateDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATE2),
                   true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATE3,      java.util.Date.class,                          
                   new DateSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATE3),
                   new DateDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATE3),
                   true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATE1,       java.util.Date.class,
                   new DateSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATE1),
                   new DateDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATE1),
                   true);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATE,       java.util.Date.class,
                   new DateSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATE),
                   new DateDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATE),
                   true);

        // Serialize all extensions of Map to SOAP_MAP
        // The SOAP_MAP will be deserialized into a HashMap by default.
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_MAP,       java.util.HashMap.class,   
                   new MapSerializerFactory(java.util.Map.class,
                                            Constants.SOAP_MAP),
                   new MapDeserializerFactory(java.util.HashMap.class,
                                              Constants.SOAP_MAP),
                   false);
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_MAP,       java.util.Map.class,   
                   new MapSerializerFactory(java.util.Map.class,
                                            Constants.SOAP_MAP),
                   new MapDeserializerFactory(java.util.HashMap.class,
                                              Constants.SOAP_MAP),
                   false);

        // Use the Element Serializeration for elements
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ELEMENT,   org.w3c.dom.Element.class,   
                   new ElementSerializerFactory(),
                   new ElementDeserializerFactory(), false);
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_VECTOR,    java.util.Vector.class,            
                   null,
                   new VectorDeserializerFactory(java.util.Vector.class,
                                                 Constants.SOAP_VECTOR),
                   false);

        // All array objects automatically get associated with the SOAP_ARRAY.
        // There is no way to do this with a hash table,
        // so it is done directly in getTypeQName.
        // Internally the runtime uses ArrayList objects to hold arrays...
        // which is the reason that ArrayList is associated with SOAP_ARRAY. 
        // In addition, handle all objects that implement the List interface
        // as a SOAP_ARRAY
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.List.class,              
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory(),
                   false);
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     java.util.ArrayList.class,              
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory(),
                   false);
        myRegister(Constants.SOAP_ARRAY,     Object[].class,              
                   new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                   new ArrayDeserializerFactory(),
                   false);
    }
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//        ((ArraySerializerFactory)ser).setComponentQName(componentQName);
//        DeserializerFactory deser = BaseDeserializerFactory.createFactory(getDeserFactoryClass(), getClazz(), getqName());
//        ((ArrayDeserializerFactory)deser).setComponentType(componentType);
       
        ArraySerializerFactory ser = new ArraySerializerFactory(componentType, componentQName);
        ArrayDeserializerFactory deser = new ArrayDeserializerFactory();

        typeMapping.register(getClazz(), getqName(), ser, deser);
    }
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                Types.getLocalNameFromFullName( javaType.getName() ) );
               
            register( javaType,
                      xmlType,
                      new ArraySerializerFactory(),
                      new ArrayDeserializerFactory() );
        }
       
        // Can only detect arrays via code
        if (xmlType == null && isArray(javaType)) {
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