Examples of org.apache.tuscany.sca.assembly.Endpoint

org.apache.tuscany.sca.assembly.Endpoint
Represents a service endpoint which is what results from having a configured binding applied to a component service. In a deployed application an endpoint will relate directly to a physical endpoint, for example, a HTTP URL or a JMS destination. @version $Rev: 1095537 $ $Date: 2011-04-20 23:34:51 +0100 (Wed, 20 Apr 2011) $ @tuscany.spi.extension.asclient

    private Endpoint getEndpoint(ComponentService service, String bindingName) {
        if (bindingName == null) {
            // The default binding name is the name of the promoted service
            bindingName = getPromotedService(service).getName();
        }
        Endpoint returnEp = null;
        List<Endpoint> eps = service.getEndpoints();
        for (Endpoint ep : eps) {
            Binding binding = ep.getBinding();
            if (bindingName.equals(binding.getName()) || binding.getName() == null) {
                returnEp = ep;

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                bindingName = serviceName.substring(index + 1);
                serviceName = serviceName.substring(0, index);
            }
            for (ComponentService service : component.getServices()) {
                if (serviceName.equals(service.getName())) {
                    Endpoint endpoint = getEndpoint(service, bindingName);
                    if (endpoint == null) {
                        break;
                    }
                    return getServiceReference(businessInterface, (RuntimeEndpoint)endpoint);
                }

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                                                      ComponentService service,
                                                      String bindingName,
                                                      Class<?> businessInterface) throws CloneNotSupportedException,
        InvalidInterfaceException {


        Endpoint endpoint = getEndpoint(service, bindingName);
        return createEndpointReference(endpoint, businessInterface);
    }

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            if (intent.getName().equals(ASYNC_INVOKE))
                return true;
        } // end for


        // Second check is to see if the target service has the asyncInvocation intent marked
        Endpoint ep = epr.getTargetEndpoint();
        for (Intent intent : ep.getRequiredIntents()) {
            if (intent.getName().equals(ASYNC_INVOKE))
                return true;
        } // end for
        return false;
    } // end isAsyncInvocation

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                    // fully populated registry at run time. The "createComponent()" call here
                    // will do its best to parse out component/service/binding elements assuming
                    // that the getSCATargetParts detects that there are three "/" separated
                    // parts in the uri. 
                    EndpointReference endpointRef = createEndpointRef(component, reference, binding, null, false);
                    Endpoint endpoint = null;
                    try {
                        getSCATargetParts(uri);
                        
                        // the target uri might be an SCA target so create an endpoint
                        // so that the binder can test it against the fully populated
                        // registry
                        endpoint = createEndpoint(component, uri);
                        endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.WIRED_TARGET_IN_BINDING_URI); 
                    } catch (Exception ex) {
                        // the target string definitely isn't an SCA target string
                        // so we can assume here that the user has configured a
                        // resolved binding
                        endpoint = createEndpoint(false);
                        endpoint.setURI(uri);
                        endpoint.setBinding(binding);
                        endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.RESOLVED_BINDING);
                    }
                    
                    endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(endpoint);   
                    reference.getEndpointReferences().add(endpointRef);

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     * Helper method to create an Endpoint
     * @param unresolved
     * @return the endpoint
     */
    private Endpoint createEndpoint(boolean unresolved) {
        Endpoint endpoint = assemblyFactory.createEndpoint();
        endpoint.setUnresolved(unresolved);
        return endpoint;
    } // end method createEndpoint

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        } else if (parts.length == 2) {
            // <componentURI>#service(serviceName)
            uri = uri + "#service(" + parts[1] + ")";
        }


        Endpoint endpoint = assemblyFactory.createEndpoint();
        endpoint.setUnresolved(true);
        endpoint.setURI(uri);
        return endpoint;
    } // end method createEndpoint

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     * @param service
     * @param unresolved
     * @return the endpoint
     */ 
    private Endpoint createEndpoint(Component component, ComponentService service, boolean unresolved) {
        Endpoint endpoint = createEndpoint(unresolved);
        endpoint.setComponent(component);
        endpoint.setService(service);
        endpoint.setUnresolved(unresolved);
        return endpoint;
    } // end method createEndpoint

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        return response;
    }


    protected void setHeaders(SOAPHeader sh, Message msg, String action) throws SOAPException {


        Endpoint callbackEndpoint = msg.getFrom().getCallbackEndpoint();


        // add WS-Addressing header for the invocation of a bidirectional
        // service
        // FIXME: is there any way to use the Axis2 addressing support for this?
        if (callbackEndpoint != null) {
            // // Load the actual callback endpoint URI into an Axis EPR ready
            // to form the content of the wsa:From header
            // EndpointReference fromEPR = new
            // EndpointReference(callbackEndpoint.getBinding().getURI());
            //
            // addWSAFromHeader(sh, fromEPR);
            SOAPHeaderElement fromH = sh.addHeaderElement(QNAME_WSA_FROM);
            fromH.setTextContent(callbackEndpoint.getBinding().getURI());


            addWSAActionHeader(sh, action);


            // requestMC.setFrom(fromEPR);
        } // end if

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        // if target endpoint was not specified when this invoker was created,
        // use dynamically specified target endpoint passed in with the message


        String to = getPortLocation(wsBinding);
        if (to == null) {
            Endpoint ep = msg.getTo();
            if (ep != null && ep.getBinding() != null) {
                address = ep.getBinding().getURI();
            } else {
                throw new ServiceRuntimeException(
                                                  "[BWS20025] Unable to determine destination endpoint for endpoint reference " + endpointReference);
            }
        } else {

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