Package org.omg.IOP

Examples of org.omg.IOP.TaggedComponentSeqHolder

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    * of the above mentioned methods.
    */
    public void marshal (final TaggedProfileHolder tagged_profile,
            final TaggedComponentSeqHolder componentSequence)
    {
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder compSeq = componentSequence;

        if (encapsulation() != 0)
        {
            // You're going to have to define your own marshal operation
            // for littleEndian profiles.
            // The CDROutputStream only does big endian currently.
            throw new BAD_PARAM("We can only marshal big endian stylee profiles !!");
        }

        // Start a CDR encapsulation for the profile_data
        CDROutputStream profileDataStream = new CDROutputStream();
        try
        {
            profileDataStream.beginEncapsulatedArray();

            // Write the opaque AddressProfile bytes for this profile...
            writeAddressProfile(profileDataStream);

            // ... then the object key
            profileDataStream.write_long(objectKey.length);
            profileDataStream.write_octet_array(objectKey,0,objectKey.length);

            switch( version.minor )
            {
                case 0 :
                    // For GIOP 1.0 there were no tagged components
                    break;
                default :
                    // Assume minor != 0 means 1.1 onwards and encode the TaggedComponents
                    if (compSeq == null)
                    {
                        compSeq = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder (new TaggedComponent[0]);
                    }
                // Write the length of the TaggedProfile sequence.
                profileDataStream.write_long(this.components.size() + compSeq.value.length);

                // Write the TaggedProfiles (ours first, then the ORB's)
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            tps[tps.length-1] =
                createMultipleComponentsProfile(multipleComponents);
        }

        TaggedProfileHolder      tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder tc = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
        for (int i=0; i<profiles.size(); i++)
        {
            Profile p = (Profile)profiles.get(i);
            TaggedComponentList c =
                (TaggedComponentList)componentMap.get(ObjectUtil.newInteger (p.tag()));
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            tps[tps.length-1] =
                createMultipleComponentsProfile(multipleComponents);
        }

        TaggedProfileHolder      tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder tc = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
        for (int i=0; i<profiles.size(); i++)
        {
            Profile p = (Profile)profiles.get(i);
            TaggedComponentList c =
                (TaggedComponentList)componentMap.get(ObjectUtil.newInteger (p.tag()));
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            tps[tps.length-1] =
                createMultipleComponentsProfile(multipleComponents);
        }

        TaggedProfileHolder      tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder tc = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
        for (int i=0; i<profiles.size(); i++)
        {
            Profile p = (Profile)profiles.get(i);
            TaggedComponentList c =
                (TaggedComponentList)componentMap.get(ObjectUtil.newInteger (p.tag()));
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            tps[tps.length-1] =
                createMultipleComponentsProfile(multipleComponents);
        }

        TaggedProfileHolder      tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder tc = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
        for (int i=0; i<profiles.size(); i++)
        {
            Profile p = (Profile)profiles.get(i);
            TaggedComponentList c =
                (TaggedComponentList)componentMap.get(ObjectUtil.newInteger (p.tag()));
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    * of the above mentioned methods.
    */
    public void marshal (final TaggedProfileHolder tagged_profile,
            final TaggedComponentSeqHolder componentSequence)
    {
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder compSeq = componentSequence;

        if (encapsulation() != 0)
        {
            // You're going to have to define your own marshal operation
            // for littleEndian profiles.
            // The CDROutputStream only does big endian currently.
            throw new BAD_PARAM("We can only marshal big endian stylee profiles !!");
        }

        // Start a CDR encapsulation for the profile_data
        CDROutputStream profileDataStream = new CDROutputStream();
        try
        {
            profileDataStream.beginEncapsulatedArray();

            // Write the opaque AddressProfile bytes for this profile...
            writeAddressProfile(profileDataStream);

            // ... then the object key
            profileDataStream.write_long(objectKey.length);
            profileDataStream.write_octet_array(objectKey,0,objectKey.length);

            switch( version.minor )
            {
                case 0 :
                    // For GIOP 1.0 there were no tagged components
                    break;
                default :
                    // Assume minor != 0 means 1.1 onwards and encode the TaggedComponents
                    if (compSeq == null)
                    {
                        compSeq = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder (new TaggedComponent[0]);
                    }
                // Write the length of the TaggedProfile sequence.
                profileDataStream.write_long(this.components.size() + compSeq.value.length);

                // Write the TaggedProfiles (ours first, then the ORB's)
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            out.close();
        }

        List<TaggedProfile> taggedProfileList = new ArrayList<TaggedProfile>();
        TaggedProfileHolder tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
        TaggedComponentSeqHolder tcs = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
        tcs.value = components.asArray();

        profile.marshal(tp, tcs);
        taggedProfileList.add(tp.value);
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            finally {
                out.close();
            }

            TaggedProfileHolder tp = new TaggedProfileHolder();
            TaggedComponentSeqHolder tcs = new TaggedComponentSeqHolder();
            tcs.value = components.asArray();

            profiles[count].marshal(tp, tcs);
            taggedProfileList.add(tp.value);
        }
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        TaggedProfileHolder profile = new TaggedProfileHolder(tp);
        org.omg.ETF.Factories profileFactory = orb.getTransportManager().getFactories(tp.tag);
        if (profileFactory != null)
        {
            return profileFactory.demarshal_profile(profile, new TaggedComponentSeqHolder()).get_object_key();
        }
        return null;
    }
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                        TaggedProfileHolder tp =
                            new TaggedProfileHolder (_ior.profiles[i]);
                        profiles.add
                            (factories.demarshal_profile
                                (tp,
                                 new TaggedComponentSeqHolder()));
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        if (logger.isDebugEnabled())
                        {
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