Package org.apache.geronimo.webservices

Examples of org.apache.geronimo.webservices.WebServiceContainer

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            for (Iterator iterator = webServiceFactoryMap.entrySet().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
                Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) iterator.next();
                String servletName = (String) entry.getKey();
                AbstractName factoryName = (AbstractName) entry.getValue();
                WebServiceContainerFactory webServiceContainerFactory = (WebServiceContainerFactory) kernel.getGBean(factoryName);
                WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = webServiceContainerFactory.getWebServiceContainer();
                webServices.put(servletName, webServiceContainer);
            }
        }
        return webServices;
    }
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    }

    public void doStart() throws Exception {
        if (context != null) {
            Class pojoClass = context.getWebClassLoader().loadClass(pojoClassName);
            WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer) storedWebServiceContainer.getObject(context.getWebClassLoader());

            /* DMB: Hack! I really just want to override initServlet and give a reference of the WebServiceContainer to the servlet before we call init on it.
             * But this will have to do instead....
             */
            ServletContext servletContext = this.context.getServletHandler().getServletContext();

            // Make up an ID for the WebServiceContainer
            // put a reference the ID in the init-params
            // put the WebServiceContainer in the webapp context keyed by its ID
            String webServicecontainerID = getServletName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
            put(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);
            servletContext.setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);

            // Same for the POJO Class
            String pojoClassID = getServletName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + pojoClass.hashCode();
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                //Nope - its probably a webservice, so lets see...
                if (webServiceMap != null) {
                    StoredObject storedObject = (StoredObject) webServiceMap.get(wrapper.getName());

                    if (storedObject != null) {
                        WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = null;
                        try {
                            webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer) storedObject.getObject(cl);
                        } catch (IOException io) {
                            throw new RuntimeException(io);
                        }
                        //Yep its a web service
                        //So swap it out with a POJOWebServiceServlet
                        wrapper.setServletClass("org.apache.geronimo.webservices.POJOWebServiceServlet");

                        //Set the WebServiceContainer stuff
                        String webServicecontainerID = wrapper.getName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
                        getServletContext().setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);
                        wrapper.addInitParameter(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);

                        //Set the SEI Class in the attribute
                        String pojoClassID = wrapper.getName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + servletClass.hashCode();
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            for (Iterator iterator = webServiceFactoryMap.entrySet().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
                Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) iterator.next();
                String servletName = (String) entry.getKey();
                AbstractName factoryName = (AbstractName) entry.getValue();
                WebServiceContainerFactory webServiceContainerFactory = (WebServiceContainerFactory) kernel.getGBean(factoryName);
                WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = webServiceContainerFactory.getWebServiceContainer();
                webServices.put(servletName, webServiceContainer);
            }
        }
        return webServices;
    }
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            servletClass = cl.loadClass(servletClassName);
            //Check if the servlet is of type Servlet class
            if (!baseServletClass.isAssignableFrom(servletClass)) {
                //Nope - its probably a webservice, so lets see...
                if (webServiceMap != null) {
                    WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer) webServiceMap.get(wrapper.getName());

                    if (webServiceContainer != null) {
                        //Yep its a web service
                        //So swap it out with a POJOWebServiceServlet
                        wrapper.setServletClass("org.apache.geronimo.webservices.POJOWebServiceServlet");

                        //Set the WebServiceContainer stuff
                        String webServicecontainerID = wrapper.getName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
                        getServletContext().setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);
                        wrapper.addInitParameter(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);

                        //Set the SEI Class in the attribute
                        String pojoClassID = wrapper.getName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + servletClass.hashCode();
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            for (Iterator iterator = webServiceFactoryMap.entrySet().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
                Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) iterator.next();
                String servletName = (String) entry.getKey();
                AbstractName factoryName = (AbstractName) entry.getValue();
                WebServiceContainerFactory webServiceContainerFactory = (WebServiceContainerFactory) kernel.getGBean(factoryName);
                WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = webServiceContainerFactory.getWebServiceContainer();
                webServices.put(servletName, webServiceContainer);
            }
        }
        return webServices;
    }
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            servletClass = cl.loadClass(servletClassName);
            //Check if the servlet is of type Servlet class
            if (!baseServletClass.isAssignableFrom(servletClass)) {
                //Nope - its probably a webservice, so lets see...
                if (webServiceMap != null) {
                    WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer) webServiceMap.get(wrapper.getName());

                    if (webServiceContainer != null) {
                        //Yep its a web service
                        //So swap it out with a POJOWebServiceServlet
                        wrapper.setServletClass("org.apache.geronimo.webservices.POJOWebServiceServlet");

                        //Set the WebServiceContainer stuff
                        String webServicecontainerID = wrapper.getName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
                        getServletContext().setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);
                        wrapper.addInitParameter(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);

                        //Set the SEI Class in the attribute
                        String pojoClassID = wrapper.getName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + servletClass.hashCode();
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            servletClass = cl.loadClass(servletClassName);
            //Check if the servlet is of type Servlet class
            if (!baseServletClass.isAssignableFrom(servletClass)) {
                //Nope - its probably a webservice, so lets see...
                if (webServiceMap != null) {
                    WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer) webServiceMap.get(wrapper.getName());

                    if (webServiceContainer != null) {
                        //Yep its a web service
                        //So swap it out with a POJOWebServiceServlet
                        wrapper.setServletClass("org.apache.geronimo.webservices.POJOWebServiceServlet");

                        //Set the WebServiceContainer stuff
                        String webServicecontainerID = wrapper.getName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
                        getServletContext().setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);
                        wrapper.addInitParameter(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);

                        //Set the SEI Class in the attribute
                        String pojoClassID = wrapper.getName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + servletClass.hashCode();
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            for (Iterator iterator = webServiceFactoryMap.entrySet().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
                Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) iterator.next();
                String servletName = (String) entry.getKey();
                AbstractName factoryName = (AbstractName) entry.getValue();
                WebServiceContainerFactory webServiceContainerFactory = (WebServiceContainerFactory) kernel.getGBean(factoryName);
                WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = webServiceContainerFactory.getWebServiceContainer();
                webServices.put(servletName, webServiceContainer);
            }
        }
        return webServices;
    }
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                //Nope - its probably a webservice, so lets see...
                if (webServiceMap != null){
                    StoredObject storedObject = (StoredObject)webServiceMap.get(wrapper.getName());
                       
                    if (storedObject != null){
                        WebServiceContainer webServiceContainer = null;
                        try{
                            webServiceContainer = (WebServiceContainer)storedObject.getObject(cl);
                        } catch(IOException io){
                            throw new RuntimeException(io);
                        }
                        //Yep its a web service
                        //So swap it out with a POJOWebServiceServlet
                        wrapper.setServletClass("org.apache.geronimo.webservices.POJOWebServiceServlet");
                   
                        //Set the WebServiceContainer stuff
                        String webServicecontainerID = wrapper.getName() + WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER + webServiceContainer.hashCode();
                        getServletContext().setAttribute(webServicecontainerID, webServiceContainer);
                        wrapper.addInitParameter(WebServiceContainerInvoker.WEBSERVICE_CONTAINER, webServicecontainerID);
   
                        //Set the SEI Class in the attribute
                        String pojoClassID = wrapper.getName() + POJOWebServiceServlet.POJO_CLASS + servletClass.hashCode();
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