if (reference.getInterfaceContract() == null ||
interfaceContractMapper.isCompatibleSubset(reference.getInterfaceContract(),
targetComponentService.getInterfaceContract())) {
if (intentsMatch(reference.getRequiredIntents(), targetComponentService.getRequiredIntents())) {
EndpointReference endpointRef = createEndpointRef(component, reference, false);
endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(createEndpoint(targetComponent, targetComponentService, true));
endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.WIRED_TARGET_NOT_FOUND);
reference.getEndpointReferences().add(endpointRef);
// Stop with the first match for 0..1 and 1..1 references
if (multiplicity == Multiplicity.ZERO_ONE || multiplicity == Multiplicity.ONE_ONE) {
break;
} // end if
}
} // end if
} // end for
} // end for
if (multiplicity == Multiplicity.ONE_N || multiplicity == Multiplicity.ONE_ONE) {
if (reference.getEndpointReferences().size() == 0) {
Monitor.error(context.getMonitor(),
this,
Messages.ASSEMBLY_VALIDATION,
"NoComponentReferenceTarget",
reference.getName());
}
}
setSingleAutoWireTarget(reference);
// as this is the autowire case we ignore any further configuration
return;
}
// check to see if explicit reference targets have been specified
if (!refTargets.isEmpty()) {
// Check that the component reference does not mix the use of endpoint references
// specified via the target attribute with the presence of binding elements
if (bindingsIdentifyTargets(reference)) {
Monitor.error(context.getMonitor(),
this,
Messages.ASSEMBLY_VALIDATION,
"ReferenceEndPointMixWithTarget",
composite.getName().toString(),
component.getName(),
reference.getName());
}
// create endpoint references for targets
for (ComponentService target : refTargets) {
EndpointReference endpointRef = createEndpointRef(component, reference, true);
endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(createEndpoint(component, target.getName()));
endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.WIRED_TARGET_NOT_FOUND);
reference.getEndpointReferences().add(endpointRef);
// There is a special case where the user has defined policies on a
// non-targetted, i.e. no URI, binding.sca in order to control the
// intended QoS of the wire when matching takes place. If any other
// bindings are specified then the test later on will complain about
// mixing targts with bindings
if (reference.getBindings().size() == 1){
Binding binding = reference.getBindings().get(0);
if ((binding instanceof SCABinding) && (binding.getURI() == null)){
endpointRef.setBinding(binding);
}
}
}
}
// if no endpoints have been found so far the bindings hold the targets.
if (reference.getEndpointReferences().isEmpty()) {
for (Binding binding : reference.getBindings()) {
String uri = binding.getURI();
// user hasn't put a uri on the binding so it's not a target name and the assumption is that
// the target is established via configuration of the binding element itself
if (uri == null) {
// Regular forward references are UNWIRED with no endpoint if they have an SCABinding with NO targets
// and NO URI set - but Callbacks with an SCABinding are wired and need an endpoint
if (!reference.isForCallback() && (binding instanceof SCABinding))
continue;
// create endpoint reference for manually configured bindings with a resolved endpoint to
// signify that this reference is pointing at some unwired endpoint
EndpointReference endpointRef = createEndpointRef(component, reference, binding, null, false);
if (binding instanceof SCABinding) {
// Assume that the system needs to resolve this binding later as
// it's the SCA binding
endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(createEndpoint(true));
endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.NOT_CONFIGURED);
} else {
// The user has configured a binding so assume they know what
// they are doing and mark in as already resolved.
endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(createEndpoint(false));
endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.RESOLVED_BINDING);
}
reference.getEndpointReferences().add(endpointRef);
continue;
} // end if
// if it's an absolute URI then assume that it's a resolved binding
try {
URI tmpURI = new URI(uri);
if (tmpURI.isAbsolute()){
// The user has configured a binding with an absolute URI so assume
// they know what they are doing and mark in as already resolved.
EndpointReference endpointRef = createEndpointRef(component, reference, binding, null, false);
endpointRef.setTargetEndpoint(createEndpoint(false));
endpointRef.setStatus(EndpointReference.Status.RESOLVED_BINDING);
reference.getEndpointReferences().add(endpointRef);
continue;
}
} catch (Exception ex){
// do nothing and go to the next bit of code
// which assumes that the URI is an SCA usi
}
// The user has put something in the binding uri but we don't know if it's
// a real URI or a target name. We can't tell until we have access to the
// 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);
}
}
} finally {
context.getMonitor().popContext();