Package org.jboss.as.ejb3.tx

Examples of org.jboss.as.ejb3.tx.ApplicationExceptionDetails

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                            final ClassIndex index = classIndex.classIndex(exceptionClassName);
                            boolean rollback = applicationException.isRollback();
                            // by default inherited is true
                            boolean inherited = applicationException.isInherited() == null ? true : applicationException.isInherited();
                            // add the application exception to the ejb jar description
                            applicationExceptions.addApplicationException(index.getModuleClass(), new ApplicationExceptionDetails(exceptionClassName, inherited, rollback));
                        } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
                            throw EjbLogger.ROOT_LOGGER.failToLoadAppExceptionClassInEjbJarXml(exceptionClassName, e);
                        }
                    }
                }
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            return interceptorContext.proceed();
        } catch (Throwable t) {
            final EJBComponent component = (EJBComponent) interceptorContext.getPrivateData(Component.class);
            final Method invokedMethod = interceptorContext.getMethod();
            // check if it's an application exception. If yes, then *don't* log
            final ApplicationExceptionDetails appException = component.getApplicationException(t.getClass(), invokedMethod);
            if (appException == null) {
                EjbLogger.EJB3_INVOCATION_LOGGER.invocationFailed(component.getComponentName(), invokedMethod, t);
            }
            if (t instanceof Exception) {
                throw (Exception) t;
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        if (exceptionClassName == null || exceptionClassName.isEmpty()) {
            throw EjbLogger.ROOT_LOGGER.stringParamCannotBeNullOrEmpty("Exception class name");
        }
        //TODO: Is this a good idea? ApplicationException's equals/hashCode
        //will not work the way that would be expected
        ApplicationExceptionDetails appException = new ApplicationExceptionDetails(exceptionClassName, inherited, rollback);
        // add it to the map
        this.applicationExceptions.put(exceptionClassName, appException);
    }
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        }
        return viewInterface.cast(instance.getInstance());
    }

    public ApplicationExceptionDetails getApplicationException(Class<?> exceptionClass, Method invokedMethod) {
        ApplicationExceptionDetails applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(exceptionClass);
        if (applicationException != null) {
            return applicationException;
        }
        // Check if the super class of the passed exception class, is an application exception.
        Class<?> superClass = exceptionClass.getSuperclass();
        while (superClass != null && !(superClass.equals(Exception.class) || superClass.equals(Object.class))) {
            applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(superClass);
            // check whether the "inherited" attribute is set. A subclass of an application exception
            // is an application exception only if the inherited attribute on the parent application exception
            // is set to true.
            if (applicationException != null) {
                if (applicationException.isInherited()) {
                    return applicationException;
                }
                // Once we find a super class which is an application exception,
                // we just stop there (no need to check the grand super class), irrespective of whether the "inherited"
                // is true or false
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        }
        return viewInterface.cast(instance.getInstance());
    }

    public ApplicationExceptionDetails getApplicationException(Class<?> exceptionClass, Method invokedMethod) {
        ApplicationExceptionDetails applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(exceptionClass);
        if (applicationException != null) {
            return applicationException;
        }
        // Check if the super class of the passed exception class, is an application exception.
        Class<?> superClass = exceptionClass.getSuperclass();
        while (superClass != null && !(superClass.equals(Exception.class) || superClass.equals(Object.class))) {
            applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(superClass);
            // check whether the "inherited" attribute is set. A subclass of an application exception
            // is an application exception only if the inherited attribute on the parent application exception
            // is set to true.
            if (applicationException != null) {
                if (applicationException.isInherited()) {
                    return applicationException;
                }
                // Once we find a super class which is an application exception,
                // we just stop there (no need to check the grand super class), irrespective of whether the "inherited"
                // is true or false
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                            final ClassIndex index = classIndex.classIndex(exceptionClassName);
                            boolean rollback = applicationException.isRollback();
                            // by default inherited is true
                            boolean inherited = applicationException.isInherited() == null ? true : applicationException.isInherited();
                            // add the application exception to the ejb jar description
                            applicationExceptions.addApplicationException(index.getModuleClass(), new ApplicationExceptionDetails(exceptionClassName, inherited, rollback));
                        } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
                            throw MESSAGES.failToLoadAppExceptionClassInEjbJarXml(exceptionClassName,e);
                        }
                    }
                }
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        getShutDownInterceptorFactory().shutdown();
        super.stop(stopContext);
    }

    public ApplicationExceptionDetails getApplicationException(Class<?> exceptionClass, Method invokedMethod) {
        ApplicationExceptionDetails applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(exceptionClass);
        if (applicationException != null) {
            return applicationException;
        }
        // Check if the super class of the passed exception class, is an application exception.
        Class<?> superClass = exceptionClass.getSuperclass();
        while (superClass != null && !(superClass.equals(Exception.class) || superClass.equals(Object.class))) {
            applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(superClass);
            // check whether the "inherited" attribute is set. A subclass of an application exception
            // is an application exception only if the inherited attribute on the parent application exception
            // is set to true.
            if (applicationException != null) {
                if (applicationException.isInherited()) {
                    return applicationException;
                }
                // Once we find a super class which is an application exception,
                // we just stop there (no need to check the grand super class), irrespective of whether the "inherited"
                // is true or false
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        getShutDownInterceptorFactory().shutdown();
        super.stop();
    }

    public ApplicationExceptionDetails getApplicationException(Class<?> exceptionClass, Method invokedMethod) {
        ApplicationExceptionDetails applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(exceptionClass);
        if (applicationException != null) {
            return applicationException;
        }
        // Check if the super class of the passed exception class, is an application exception.
        Class<?> superClass = exceptionClass.getSuperclass();
        while (superClass != null && !(superClass.equals(Exception.class) || superClass.equals(Object.class))) {
            applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(superClass);
            // check whether the "inherited" attribute is set. A subclass of an application exception
            // is an application exception only if the inherited attribute on the parent application exception
            // is set to true.
            if (applicationException != null) {
                if (applicationException.isInherited()) {
                    return applicationException;
                }
                // Once we find a super class which is an application exception,
                // we just stop there (no need to check the grand super class), irrespective of whether the "inherited"
                // is true or false
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        }
        return viewInterface.cast(instance.getInstance());
    }

    public ApplicationExceptionDetails getApplicationException(Class<?> exceptionClass, Method invokedMethod) {
        ApplicationExceptionDetails applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(exceptionClass);
        if (applicationException != null) {
            return applicationException;
        }
        // Check if the super class of the passed exception class, is an application exception.
        Class<?> superClass = exceptionClass.getSuperclass();
        while (superClass != null && !(superClass.equals(Exception.class) || superClass.equals(Object.class))) {
            applicationException = this.applicationExceptions.get(superClass);
            // check whether the "inherited" attribute is set. A subclass of an application exception
            // is an application exception only if the inherited attribute on the parent application exception
            // is set to true.
            if (applicationException != null) {
                if (applicationException.isInherited()) {
                    return applicationException;
                }
                // Once we find a super class which is an application exception,
                // we just stop there (no need to check the grand super class), irrespective of whether the "inherited"
                // is true or false
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            return interceptorContext.proceed();
        } catch (Throwable t) {
            final EJBComponent component = (EJBComponent) interceptorContext.getPrivateData(Component.class);
            final Method invokedMethod = interceptorContext.getMethod();
            // check if it's an application exception. If yes, then *don't* log
            final ApplicationExceptionDetails appException = component.getApplicationException(t.getClass(), invokedMethod);
            if (appException == null) {
                EjbLogger.EJB3_INVOCATION_LOGGER.invocationFailed(component.getComponentName(), invokedMethod, t);
            }
            if (t instanceof Exception) {
                throw (Exception) t;
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