Examples of org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.ValidateValues

Package org.apache.juddi.datatype.request

Examples of org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.ValidateValues

org.apache.juddi.datatype.request.ValidateValues
"Whenever save_business, save_service or save_tModel are called, the contents of any included categoryBag or identifierBag element may be checked to see that it contains valid values. Checking is performed for taxonomies and identifier schemes that are classified as "checked". UDDI version 2 provides the ability for third parties to register new taxonomies and identifier schemes, and then control the validation process used by UDDI to perform such checks. Third parties that want to provision such a capability must implement a web service in the same manner that UDDI does (e.g. using SOAP 1.1 over HTTP for message passing) that exposes a single method named validate_values. The interface for validate_values is described here." "A UDDI operator sends the validate_values message to the appropriate external service, of which there is exactly one, whenever a publisher saves data that uses a categorization value or identifier whose use is regulated by the external party who controls that service. For purposes of discussion, these identifiers and classifications are called checked value sets. The normal use is to verify that specific categories or identifiers (checking the keyValue attribute values supplied) exist within the given taxonomy or identifier system. For certain categorizations and identifiers, the party providing the validation service may further restrict the use of a value to certain parties based on the identifiers passed in the message or any other type of contextual check that is possible using the passed data." - from UDDI Version 2 Programmers API Specification, pg. 70 @author Steve Viens (sviens@apache.org)

   * @throws RegistryException
   */
  public RegistryObject execute(RegistryObject obj)
    throws RegistryException
  {
    ValidateValues request = (ValidateValues)obj;
    String generic = request.getGeneric();


    Vector businessVector = request.getBusinessEntityVector();
    if ((businessVector != null) && (businessVector.size() > 0))
      validateBusinessVector(businessVector);


    Vector serviceVector = request.getBusinessServiceVector();
    if ((serviceVector != null) && (serviceVector.size() > 0))
      validateServiceVector(serviceVector);


    Vector tModelVector = request.getTModelVector();
    if ((tModelVector != null) && (tModelVector.size() > 0))
      validateTModelVector(tModelVector);


    // We don't currently support thh validate_values
    // function so to keep things moving along let's

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    this.maker = maker;
  }


  public RegistryObject unmarshal(Element element)
  {
    ValidateValues obj = new ValidateValues();
    Vector nodeList = null;
    AbstractHandler handler = null;


    // Attributes
    String generic = element.getAttribute("generic");
    if ((generic != null && (generic.trim().length() > 0)))
      obj.setGeneric(generic);


    // Text Node Value
    // {none}


    // Child Elements
    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addBusinessEntity((BusinessEntity)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addBusinessService((BusinessService)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addTModel((TModel)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    return obj;
  }

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    return obj;
  }


  public void marshal(RegistryObject object,Element parent)
  {
    ValidateValues request = (ValidateValues)object;
    String generic = request.getGeneric();
    generic = getGeneric(generic);
    String namespace = getUDDINamespace(generic);
    Element element = parent.getOwnerDocument().createElementNS(namespace,TAG_NAME);
    AbstractHandler handler = null;


    element.setAttribute("generic",generic);
    Vector businessVector = request.getBusinessEntityVector();
    if ((businessVector!=null) && (businessVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < businessVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((BusinessEntity)businessVector.elementAt(i),element);
    }


    Vector serviceVector = request.getBusinessServiceVector();
    if ((serviceVector!=null) && (serviceVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < serviceVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((BusinessService)serviceVector.elementAt(i),element);
    }


    Vector tModelVector = request.getTModelVector();
    if ((tModelVector!=null) && (tModelVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < tModelVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((TModel)tModelVector.elementAt(i),element);

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    BusinessEntity business = new BusinessEntity();
    BusinessService service = new BusinessService();
    TModel tModel = new TModel();


    ValidateValues request = new ValidateValues();
    request.addBusinessEntity(business);
    request.addBusinessService(service);
    request.addTModel(tModel);


    System.out.println();


    RegistryObject regObject = request;
    handler.marshal(regObject,parent);

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   * @throws RegistryException
   */
  public RegistryObject execute(RegistryObject obj)
    throws RegistryException
  {
    ValidateValues request = (ValidateValues)obj;
    String generic = request.getGeneric();


    Vector businessVector = request.getBusinessEntityVector();
    if ((businessVector != null) && (businessVector.size() > 0))
      validateBusinessVector(businessVector);


    Vector serviceVector = request.getBusinessServiceVector();
    if ((serviceVector != null) && (serviceVector.size() > 0))
      validateServiceVector(serviceVector);


    Vector tModelVector = request.getTModelVector();
    if ((tModelVector != null) && (tModelVector.size() > 0))
      validateTModelVector(tModelVector);


    // We don't currently support thh validate_values
    // function so to keep things moving along let's

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  {
    BusinessEntity business = new BusinessEntity();
    BusinessService service = new BusinessService();
    TModel tModel = new TModel();


    ValidateValues object = new ValidateValues();
    object.addBusinessEntity(business);
    object.addBusinessService(service);
    object.addTModel(tModel);


    return object;


  }

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    this.maker = maker;
  }


  public RegistryObject unmarshal(Element element)
  {
    ValidateValues obj = new ValidateValues();
    Vector nodeList = null;
    AbstractHandler handler = null;


    // Attributes
    String generic = element.getAttribute("generic");
    if ((generic != null && (generic.trim().length() > 0)))
      obj.setGeneric(generic);


    // Text Node Value
    // {none}


    // Child Elements
    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addBusinessEntity((BusinessEntity)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addBusinessService((BusinessService)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    nodeList = XMLUtils.getChildElementsByTagName(element,TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
    for (int i=0; i<nodeList.size(); i++)
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
      obj.addTModel((TModel)handler.unmarshal((Element)nodeList.elementAt(i)));
    }


    return obj;
  }

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    return obj;
  }


  public void marshal(RegistryObject object,Element parent)
  {
    ValidateValues request = (ValidateValues)object;
    Element element = parent.getOwnerDocument().createElementNS(null,TAG_NAME);
    AbstractHandler handler = null;


    String generic = request.getGeneric();
    if (generic != null)
      element.setAttribute("generic",generic);


    Vector businessVector = request.getBusinessEntityVector();
    if ((businessVector!=null) && (businessVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessEntityHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < businessVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((BusinessEntity)businessVector.elementAt(i),element);
    }


    Vector serviceVector = request.getBusinessServiceVector();
    if ((serviceVector!=null) && (serviceVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(BusinessServiceHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < serviceVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((BusinessService)serviceVector.elementAt(i),element);
    }


    Vector tModelVector = request.getTModelVector();
    if ((tModelVector!=null) && (tModelVector.size() > 0))
    {
      handler = maker.lookup(TModelHandler.TAG_NAME);
      for (int i=0; i < tModelVector.size(); i++)
        handler.marshal((TModel)tModelVector.elementAt(i),element);

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    BusinessEntity business = new BusinessEntity();
    BusinessService service = new BusinessService();
    TModel tModel = new TModel();


    ValidateValues request = new ValidateValues();
    request.addBusinessEntity(business);
    request.addBusinessService(service);
    request.addTModel(tModel);


    System.out.println();


    RegistryObject regObject = request;
    handler.marshal(regObject,parent);

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   * @throws RegistryException
   */
  public RegistryObject execute(RegistryObject obj)
    throws RegistryException
  {
    ValidateValues request = (ValidateValues)obj;
    String generic = request.getGeneric();


    Vector businessVector = request.getBusinessEntityVector();
    if ((businessVector != null) && (businessVector.size() > 0))
      validateBusinessVector(businessVector);


    Vector serviceVector = request.getBusinessServiceVector();
    if ((serviceVector != null) && (serviceVector.size() > 0))
      validateServiceVector(serviceVector);


    Vector tModelVector = request.getTModelVector();
    if ((tModelVector != null) && (tModelVector.size() > 0))
      validateTModelVector(tModelVector);


    // We don't currently support teh validate_values
    // function so to keep things moving along let's

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