Examples of org.mule.endpoint.AbstractEndpointBuilder

org.mule.endpoint.AbstractEndpointBuilder
Abstract endpoint builder used for externalizing the complex creation logic of endpoints out of the endpoint instance itself.
The use of a builder allows i) Endpoints to be configured once and created in a repeatable fashion (global endpoints), ii) Allow for much more extensibility in endpoint creation for transport specific endpoints, streaming endpoints etc.

        assertTrue("Response context should be empty", responseContext.isEmpty());
    }


    private CxfOutboundMessageProcessor getOutboundMessageProcessor()
    {
        AbstractEndpointBuilder epbuilder = (AbstractEndpointBuilder) muleContext.getRegistry().lookupEndpointBuilder("clientEndpoint");
        
        List<MessageProcessor> mps = epbuilder.getMessageProcessors();
        return (CxfOutboundMessageProcessor) ((FlowConfiguringMessageProcessor)mps.get(0)).getWrappedMessageProcessor();
    }

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            serviceEndpointbuilder.addMessageProcessor(new SecurityFilterMessageProcessor(securityFilter));
        }


        // TODO Do we really need to modify the existing receiver endpoint? What happens if we don't security,
        // filters and transformers will get invoked twice?
        AbstractEndpointBuilder receiverEndpointBuilder = new EndpointURIEndpointBuilder(receiver.getEndpoint());
        // Remove the Axis filter now


        List<MessageProcessor> procs = new ArrayList(receiverEndpointBuilder.getMessageProcessors());
        CollectionUtils.removeType(procs, MessageFilter.class);
        CollectionUtils.removeType(procs, SecurityFilterMessageProcessor.class);
        receiverEndpointBuilder.setMessageProcessors(procs);


        InboundEndpoint serviceEndpoint = muleContext.getRegistry()
            .lookupEndpointFactory()
            .getInboundEndpoint(serviceEndpointbuilder);

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        else
        {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(CoreMessages.expressionMalformed(expression, getName()).getMessage());
        }


        AbstractEndpointBuilder eb = (AbstractEndpointBuilder)muleContext.getRegistry().lookupEndpointBuilder(endpointName);
        if(eb!=null)
        {


            if(property.equalsIgnoreCase("address"))
            {
                return eb.getEndpointBuilder().getEndpoint().getAddress();
            }
            else //TODO more properties
            {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException(CoreMessages.expressionInvalidForProperty(property, expression).getMessage());
            }

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        else
        {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(CoreMessages.expressionMalformed(expression, getName()).getMessage());
        }


        AbstractEndpointBuilder eb = (AbstractEndpointBuilder)muleContext.getRegistry().lookupEndpointBuilder(endpointName);
        if(eb!=null)
        {


            if(property.equalsIgnoreCase("address"))
            {
                return eb.getEndpointBuilder().getEndpoint().getAddress();
            }
            else //TODO more properties
            {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException(CoreMessages.expressionInvalidForProperty(property, expression).getMessage());
            }

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            serviceEndpointbuilder.addMessageProcessor(new SecurityFilterMessageProcessor(securityFilter));
        }


        // TODO Do we really need to modify the existing receiver endpoint? What happens if we don't security,
        // filters and transformers will get invoked twice?
        AbstractEndpointBuilder receiverEndpointBuilder = new EndpointURIEndpointBuilder(receiver.getEndpoint());
        // Remove the Axis filter now


        List<MessageProcessor> procs = new ArrayList<MessageProcessor>(receiverEndpointBuilder.getMessageProcessors());
        CollectionUtils.removeType(procs, MessageFilter.class);
        CollectionUtils.removeType(procs, SecurityFilterMessageProcessor.class);
        receiverEndpointBuilder.setMessageProcessors(procs);


        InboundEndpoint serviceEndpoint = muleContext.getEndpointFactory()
            .getInboundEndpoint(serviceEndpointbuilder);


        InboundEndpoint receiverEndpoint = muleContext.getEndpointFactory()

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        assertTrue("Response context should be empty", responseContext.isEmpty());
    }


    private CxfOutboundMessageProcessor getOutboundMessageProcessor()
    {
        AbstractEndpointBuilder epbuilder = (AbstractEndpointBuilder) muleContext.getRegistry().lookupEndpointBuilder("clientEndpoint");


        List<MessageProcessor> mps = epbuilder.getMessageProcessors();
        return (CxfOutboundMessageProcessor) ((FlowConfiguringMessageProcessor)mps.get(0)).getWrappedMessageProcessor();
    }

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