Examples of SOAPHeadersAdapter

org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter
The JAX-WS exposes soap header properties whose value is Map>. The QName is the name of the header and List are the xml values of the headers for qname. The JAX-WS MessageContext stores soap headers in an Axiom tree object located on the JAX-WS Message. This class, SOAPHeadersAdapter, is an adapter between the Map> interface needed by the properties and the actual implementation. All useful function is delegated through the MessageContext, so that we only have one copy of the soap header information. To use this class, invoke the install method. This will create an SOAPHeaderAdapter (if necessary) and install it on to provide the JAX-WS soap headers property. (See BaseMessageContext.)

Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

      String acoh1 = e1.toString();


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        
        assertTrue("Adapter should contain the value " + acoh1ContentList, adapter.containsValue(acoh1ContentList));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

      String acoh1 = e1.toString();


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        adapter.remove(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        
        assertTrue("Adapter should be empty.", adapter.isEmpty());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        
        List<String> acoh2ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh2ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        adapter.put(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, acoh2ContentList);


        // testing "values()" method 
        assertTrue(adapter.values().contains(acoh1ContentList));
        assertTrue(adapter.values().contains(acoh2ContentList));


        // re-check to make sure nothing got corrupted
        assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh2));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        
        List<String> acoh2ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh2ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        adapter.put(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, acoh2ContentList);
        adapter.remove(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        
        // testing "keySet()" method 
        Set<QName> keyset = adapter.keySet();
        assertTrue(!keyset.contains(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME));
        assertTrue(keyset.contains(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME));


        // re-check to make sure nothing got corrupted
        assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh2));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

      acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);


      List<String> acoh2ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
      acoh2ContentList.add(acoh2);


      SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);


      Map<QName, List<String>> hm1 = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
        hm1.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        Map<QName, List<String>> hm2 = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
        hm2.put(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, acoh2ContentList);
      
      adapter.putAll(hm1);
      adapter.putAll(hm2);


      // testing "entrySet()" method
      Set<Map.Entry<QName, List<String>>> entryset = adapter.entrySet();
      
        int checkCounter = 0;
      for (Iterator it = entryset.iterator();it.hasNext();) {
          Map.Entry<QName, List<String>> entry = (Map.Entry<QName, List<String>>)it.next();
          // we cannot assume that the order the maps went into
          // the adapter will be the order they come out:
          if (entry.getKey().equals(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME)) {
              assertTrue(entry.getKey().equals(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME));
              assertTrue(entry.getValue().equals(acoh1ContentList));
              checkCounter++;
          } else if (entry.getKey().equals(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME)) {
              assertTrue(entry.getKey().equals(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME));
              assertTrue(entry.getValue().equals(acoh2ContentList));
              checkCounter += 2;
          }
      }
        assertTrue("Expected entrySet was not returned from SOAPHeadersAdapter.entrySet().", checkCounter == 3);


      // re-check to make sure nothing got corrupted
      assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh1));
      assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh2));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter

        
        Map<QName, List<String>> requestHeaders = new HashMap<QName, List<String>>();
        requestHeaders.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        requestHeaders.put(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME, acoh2ContentList);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);


        adapter.putAll(requestHeaders);
        
        // testing "keySet()" method 
        Set<QName> keyset = adapter.keySet();
        assertTrue(keyset.contains(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME));
        assertTrue(keyset.contains(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME));


        // check the data too
        assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(adapter.get(ACOH2_HEADER_QNAME).get(0).equals(acoh2));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        
        // get message object and convert to SOAPMessage
        SOAPMessage soapMessage = messageContext.getMessage().getAsSOAPMessage();
        
        // confirm headers are there
        SOAPHeader soapHeader = soapMessage.getSOAPHeader();
        Iterator<SOAPHeaderElement> it = soapHeader.getChildElements();
        // TODO: not sure if the order of the header additions is or should be preserved.
        // in other words, this test may be a little too strict.
        SOAPHeaderElement headerElem1 = it.next();
        SOAPHeaderElement headerElem2 = it.next();
        // should only be two header elements, so...
        assertFalse(it.hasNext());
        
        assertTrue(headerElem1.toString().equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(headerElem2.toString().equals(acoh2));
        
        // now that we've done a toString() on the header elements, they've been parsed and
        // processed by the underlying OM implementation...  let's remove one by way of SOAP
        // API, then let's make sure we can still get and manipulate the headers via the
        // SOAPHeadersAdapter
        
        // TODO:  removeChild gives an exception
        //soapHeader.removeChild(headerElem1);
        headerElem1.detachNode();
        
        // one is removed, make sure the SOAPHeadersAdapter reflects the change
        
        List<String> contentListAfterSOAPRemoval = adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.size() == 1);
        // remember we removed headerElem1, so we expect acoh2 to still exist
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.get(0).equals(acoh2));
        
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        
        // get message object and convert to SOAPEnvelope
        SOAPEnvelope soapEnvelope = messageContext.getMessage().getAsSOAPEnvelope();
        
        // confirm headers are there
        SOAPHeader soapHeader = soapEnvelope.getHeader();
        Iterator<SOAPHeaderElement> it = soapHeader.getChildElements();
        // TODO: not sure if the order of the header additions is or should be preserved.
        // in other words, this test may be a little too strict.
        SOAPHeaderElement headerElem1 = it.next();
        SOAPHeaderElement headerElem2 = it.next();
        // should only be two header elements, so...
        assertFalse(it.hasNext());
        
        assertTrue(headerElem1.toString().equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(headerElem2.toString().equals(acoh2));
        
        // now that we've done a toString() on the header elements, they've been parsed and
        // processed by the underlying OM implementation...  let's remove one by way of SOAP
        // API, then let's make sure we can still get and manipulate the headers via the
        // SOAPHeadersAdapter
        
        // TODO:  removeChild gives an exception
        //soapHeader.removeChild(headerElem1);
        headerElem1.detachNode();
        
        // one is removed, make sure the SOAPHeadersAdapter reflects the change
        
        List<String> contentListAfterSOAPRemoval = adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.size() == 1);
        // remember we removed headerElem1, so we expect acoh2 to still exist
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.get(0).equals(acoh2));
        
  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        
        // get message object and convert to SOAPEnvelope
        OMElement omEnvelope = messageContext.getMessage().getAsOMElement();
        
        // confirm headers are there.  I can cast here only because I know the implementation.  :)
        SOAP11HeaderImpl omHeader = (SOAP11HeaderImpl)omEnvelope.getChildElements().next();


        Iterator<OMSourcedElementImpl> it = omHeader.getChildElements();
        // TODO: not sure if the order of the header additions is or should be preserved.
        // in other words, this test may be a little too strict.
        OMSourcedElementImpl headerElem1 = it.next();
        OMSourcedElementImpl headerElem2 = it.next();
        // should only be two header elements, so...
        assertFalse(it.hasNext());
        
        assertTrue(headerElem1.toString().equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(headerElem2.toString().equals(acoh2));
        
        // now that we've done a toString() on the header elements, they've been parsed and
        // processed by the underlying OM implementation...  let's remove one by way of SOAP
        // API, then let's make sure we can still get and manipulate the headers via the
        // SOAPHeadersAdapter
        
        // TODO:  removeChild gives an exception
        //soapHeader.removeChild(headerElem1);
        headerElem1.detach();
        
        // one is removed, make sure the SOAPHeadersAdapter reflects the change
        
        List<String> contentListAfterSOAPRemoval = adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.size() == 1);
        // remember we removed headerElem1, so we expect acoh2 to still exist
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.get(0).equals(acoh2));


  }

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.handler.SOAPHeadersAdapter


        List<String> acoh1ContentList = new ArrayList<String>();
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh1);
        acoh1ContentList.add(acoh2);
        
        SOAPHeadersAdapter adapter = (SOAPHeadersAdapter)messageContext.getProperty(Constants.JAXWS_OUTBOUND_SOAP_HEADERS);
        
        adapter.put(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME, acoh1ContentList);
        
        // get message object and convert to SOAPEnvelope
        OMElement omEnvelope = messageContext.getMessage().getAsOMElement();
        
        // confirm headers are there.  I can cast here only because I know the implementation.  :)
        SOAP11HeaderImpl omHeader = (SOAP11HeaderImpl)omEnvelope.getChildElements().next();


        Iterator<OMSourcedElementImpl> it = omHeader.getChildElements();
        // TODO: not sure if the order of the header additions is or should be preserved.
        // in other words, this test may be a little too strict.
        OMSourcedElementImpl headerElem1 = it.next();
        OMSourcedElementImpl headerElem2 = it.next();
        // should only be two header elements, so...
        assertFalse(it.hasNext());
        
        assertTrue(headerElem1.toString().equals(acoh1));
        assertTrue(headerElem2.toString().equals(acoh2));
        
        // now that we've done a toString() on the header elements, they've been parsed and
        // processed by the underlying OM implementation...  let's remove one by way of SOAP
        // API, then let's make sure we can still get and manipulate the headers via the
        // SOAPHeadersAdapter
        
        // TODO:  removeChild gives an exception
        //soapHeader.removeChild(headerElem1);
        headerElem1.detach();
        
        // one is removed, make sure the SOAPHeadersAdapter reflects the change
        
        List<String> contentListAfterSOAPRemoval = adapter.get(ACOH1_HEADER_QNAME);
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.size() == 1);
        // remember we removed headerElem1, so we expect acoh2 to still exist
        assertTrue(contentListAfterSOAPRemoval.get(0).equals(acoh2));


  }

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