Examples of org.jboss.invocation.Invoker

org.jboss.invocation.Invoker
This invoker carries Invocation in the JMX target node.
The interface in the current JBoss can be implemented with Remote/local switches or with clustered invokers, this interface just masks the network details and the topology of the JMX nodes for the client proxies. @author Marc Fleury @version $Revision: 81030 $
Revisions:
20011114 marc fleury:
- Initial check-in


   protected void startService()
      throws Exception
   {
      checkInvokerURL();
      Invoker delegateInvoker = new HttpInvokerProxy(invokerURL);


      // Export the Invoker interface
      ObjectName name = super.getServiceName();
      Registry.bind(name, delegateInvoker);
      log.debug("Bound Http invoker for JMX node");

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   // Inner classes -------------------------------------------------
   
   static String getProxyFamilyName(Invocation invocation) throws Exception
   {
      InvocationContext ctx = invocation.invocationContext;
      Invoker invoker = ctx.getInvoker();
      
      // HACK!  Get the proxy family name via reflection.  
      // Works for the known InvokerProxyHA impls
      Method m = invoker.getClass().getDeclaredMethod("getProxyFamilyName", new Class[]{});
      String proxyFamilyName = (String) m.invoke(invoker, new Object[] {});
      
      return proxyFamilyName;
   }

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   {
      /** Create an HttpInvokerProxy that posts invocations to the
       externalURL. This proxy will be associated with a naming JMX invoker
       given by the jmxInvokerName.
       */
      Invoker delegateInvoker = createInvoker();
      Integer nameHash = new Integer(jmxInvokerName.hashCode());
      log.debug("Bound delegate: "+delegateInvoker
         +" for invoker="+jmxInvokerName);
      /* Create a binding betweeh the invoker name hash and the jmx name
      This is used by the HttpInvoker to map from the Invocation ObjectName

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      if (target == null)
      {
         throw new IllegalStateException("The targetName("+targetName
            + "), hashCode("+hash+") not found");
      }
      Invoker proxy = new HttpInvokerProxyHA(target.getReplicantList(), target.getCurrentViewId (),
                                             policy, proxyFamilyName);
      return proxy;
   }

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      // Create the LoadBalancePolicy instance
      LoadBalancePolicy policy = (LoadBalancePolicy) policyClass.newInstance();


      // Finally, create the invoker proxy, a HttpInvokerProxyHA
      String clusterFamilyName = partitionName + "/" + wrappedJmxInvokerName.toString();
      Invoker delegateInvoker = new HttpInvokerProxyHA(invokerTarget.getReplicantList(), invokerTarget.getCurrentViewId (),
                                                       policy, clusterFamilyName);
      return delegateInvoker;
   }

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      // Implement local EJB calls
      else if (m.equals(GET_HANDLE))
      {
         int objectName = ((Integer) ctx.getObjectName()).intValue();
         String jndiName = (String) ctx.getValue(InvocationKey.JNDI_NAME);
         Invoker invoker = ctx.getInvoker();
         Object id = ctx.getCacheId();
         return createHandle(objectName, jndiName, invoker, id, ctx);
      }
      else if (m.equals(GET_EJB_HOME))
      {

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         returnValue = sendRecvJMS(invocation);
      }
      else
      {
         // Get the 
         Invoker invoker = ctx.getInvoker();
         returnValue = invoker.invoke(invocation);
         // If this is a remove close the jms connection
         if( methodName.equals("remove") )
         {
            try
            {

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   {
      /** Create an HttpInvokerProxy that posts invocations to the
       externalURL. This proxy will be associated with a naming JMX invoker
       given by the jmxInvokerName.
       */
      Invoker delegateInvoker = createInvoker();
      Integer nameHash = new Integer(jmxInvokerName.hashCode());
      log.debug("Bound delegate: "+delegateInvoker
         +" for invoker="+jmxInvokerName);
      /* Create a binding betweeh the invoker name hash and the jmx name
      This is used by the HttpInvoker to map from the Invocation ObjectName

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      TransactionPropagationContextUtil.getTPCImporter();


      // Set the transaction manager and transaction propagation
      // context factory of the GenericProxy class


      Invoker delegateInvoker = createDelegateInvoker();


      // Make the remote invoker proxy available for use by the proxy factory
      Registry.bind(support.getServiceName(), delegateInvoker);


      // Export CI

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      {
         log.trace("Using static retry properties");
      }
      
      int retryCount = 0;
      Invoker newInvoker = null;
      while( retry == true )
      {
         InitialContext namingCtx = null;
         try
         {

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