Package org.apache.tuscany.sca.policy

Examples of org.apache.tuscany.sca.policy.Intent

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        String value = reader.getAttributeValue(null, REQUIRES);
        if (value != null) {
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = intentAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents();
            for (StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(value); tokens.hasMoreTokens();) {
                QName qname = getQNameValue(reader, tokens.nextToken());
                Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                intent.setName(qname);
                if (operation != null) {
                    //FIXME Don't we need to handle intent specification
                    // on an operation basis?
                    //intent.getOperations().add(operation);
                }
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    public void resolvePolicies(Object attachPoint, ModelResolver resolver) {
        if ( attachPoint instanceof PolicySetAttachPoint ) {
            PolicySetAttachPoint policySetAttachPoint = (PolicySetAttachPoint)attachPoint;
           
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = new ArrayList<Intent>();
            Intent resolvedIntent = null;
           
            if ( policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() != null && policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents().size() > 0 ) {
                for ( Intent intent : policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() ) {
                    resolvedIntent = resolver.resolveModel(Intent.class, intent);
                    requiredIntents.add(resolvedIntent);
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        String value = reader.getAttributeValue(null, REQUIRES);
        if (value != null) {
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = intentAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents();
            for (StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(value); tokens.hasMoreTokens();) {
                QName qname = getQNameValue(reader, tokens.nextToken());
                Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                intent.setName(qname);
                if (operation != null) {
                    //FIXME Don't we need to handle intent specification
                    // on an operation basis?
                    //intent.getOperations().add(operation);
                }
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    public void resolvePolicies(Object attachPoint, ModelResolver resolver) {
        if ( attachPoint instanceof PolicySubject ) {
            PolicySubject policySetAttachPoint = (PolicySubject)attachPoint;
           
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = new ArrayList<Intent>();
            Intent resolvedIntent = null;
           
            if ( policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() != null && policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents().size() > 0 ) {
                for ( Intent intent : policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() ) {
                    resolvedIntent = resolver.resolveModel(Intent.class, intent);
                    requiredIntents.add(resolvedIntent);
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            String[] intentNames = intentAnnotation.value();
            if (intentNames.length != 0) {
                for (String intentName : intentNames) {

                    // Add each intent to the list
                    Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                    intent.setName(getQName(intentName));
                    requiredIntents.add(intent);
                }
            }
        }
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                //operation.setUnresolved(true);
                for (String intentName : intentNames) {

                    // Add each intent to the list, associated with the
                    // operation corresponding to the annotated method
                    Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                    intent.setName(getQName(intentName));
                    //intent.getOperations().add(operation);
                    requiredIntents.add(intent);
                }
            }
        }
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                if(! intentName.equals(POLICY_CONVERSATIONAL)) {
                    //process the intent
                    System.out.println(">>> Intent : " + intentName);
                   
                    // Add each intent to the list
                    Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                    intent.setName(intentName);
                   
                    wsdlInterface.getRequiredIntents().add(intent);
                }
            }
           
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        String value = reader.getAttributeValue(null, REQUIRES);
        if (value != null) {
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = intentAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents();
            for (StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(value); tokens.hasMoreTokens();) {
                QName qname = getQNameValue(reader, tokens.nextToken());
                Intent intent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                intent.setName(qname);
                if (operation != null) {
                    //FIXME Don't we need to handle intent specification
                    // on an operation basis?
                    //intent.getOperations().add(operation);
                }
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    public void resolvePolicies(Object attachPoint, ModelResolver resolver) {
        if ( attachPoint instanceof PolicySubject ) {
            PolicySubject policySetAttachPoint = (PolicySubject)attachPoint;
           
            List<Intent> requiredIntents = new ArrayList<Intent>();
            Intent resolvedIntent = null;
           
            if ( policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() != null && policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents().size() > 0 ) {
                for ( Intent intent : policySetAttachPoint.getRequiredIntents() ) {
                    resolvedIntent = resolver.resolveModel(Intent.class, intent);
                    requiredIntents.add(resolvedIntent);
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            event = reader.getEventType();
            switch (event) {
                case START_ELEMENT: {
                    name = reader.getName();
                    if (POLICY_INTENT_MAP_QNAME.equals(name)) {
                        Intent mappedIntent = policyFactory.createIntent();
                        String provides = reader.getAttributeValue(null, PROVIDES);
                        if (provides != null) {
                            mappedIntent.setName(getQName(reader, PROVIDES));
                            if (policySet.getProvidedIntents().contains(mappedIntent)) {
                                readIntentMap(reader, policySet, mappedIntent, context);
                            } else {
                                error(monitor, "IntentNotSpecified", policySet, policySetName);
                            }
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