Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.binding.WebServiceFeatureList.mergeFeatures()

Class com.sun.xml.ws.binding.WebServiceFeatureList

Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.binding.WebServiceFeatureList.mergeFeatures()

com.sun.xml.ws.binding.WebServiceFeatureList.mergeFeatures()
Merges the extra features that are not already set on binding. i.e, if a feature is set already on binding through someother API the coresponding wsdlFeature is not set. @param features Web Service features that need to be merged with already configured features. @param reportConflicts If true, checks if the feature setting in WSDL (wsdl extension orpolicy configuration) colflicts with feature setting in Deployed Service and logs warning if there are any conflicts.

                //No WSDL, so try to merge features from Policy configuration
                policyMap = PolicyResolverFactory.create().resolve(
                        new PolicyResolver.ServerContext(null, container, implType, false));
                configFtrs = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap,serviceName,portName);
            }
            features.mergeFeatures(configFtrs, true);
            terminal = ProviderInvokerTube.create(implType,binding,invoker);
        } else {
            // Create runtime model for non Provider endpoints
            seiModel = createSEIModel(wsdlPort, implType, serviceName, portName, binding);
            if(binding instanceof SOAPBindingImpl){

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            }
            policyMap = wsdlPort.getOwner().getParent().getPolicyMap();
            // New Features might have been added in WSDL through Policy.
            //Merge features from WSDL and other policy configuration
            // This sets only the wsdl features that are not already set(enabled/disabled)
            features.mergeFeatures(wsdlPort.getFeatures(), true);
            terminal= new SEIInvokerTube(seiModel,invoker,binding);
        }


        // Process @HandlerChain, if handler-chain is not set via Deployment Descriptor
        if (processHandlerAnnotation) {

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                //No WSDL, so try to merge features from Policy configuration
                policyMap = PolicyResolverFactory.create().resolve(
                        new PolicyResolver.ServerContext(null, container, implType, false));
                configFtrs = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap,serviceName,portName);
            }
            features.mergeFeatures(configFtrs, true);
            terminal = createProviderInvokerTube(implType, binding, invoker, container);
        } else {
            // Create runtime model for non Provider endpoints
            seiModel = createSEIModel(wsdlPort, implType, serviceName, portName, binding, primaryDoc);
            if(binding instanceof SOAPBindingImpl){

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            }
            policyMap = wsdlPort.getOwner().getParent().getPolicyMap();
            // New Features might have been added in WSDL through Policy.
            //Merge features from WSDL and other policy configuration
            // This sets only the wsdl features that are not already set(enabled/disabled)
            features.mergeFeatures(wsdlPort.getFeatures(), true);
            terminal = createSEIInvokerTube(seiModel,invoker,binding);
        }


        // Process @HandlerChain, if handler-chain is not set via Deployment Descriptor
        if (processHandlerAnnotation) {

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            // merge features from WSDL
            configFeatures = portModel.getFeatures();
        } else {
            configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
        }
        r.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);


        // merge features from interceptor
        r.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this,portInterface,r), false);


        BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, r.toArray());

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            configFeatures = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap, owner.getServiceName(),portName);
        }
        r.mergeFeatures(configFeatures, false);


        // merge features from interceptor
        r.mergeFeatures(owner.serviceInterceptor.preCreateBinding(this,portInterface,r), false);


        BindingImpl bindingImpl = BindingImpl.create(bindingId, r.toArray());
        owner.getHandlerConfigurator().configureHandlers(this,bindingImpl);


        return bindingImpl;

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                //No WSDL, so try to merge features from Policy configuration
                policyMap = PolicyResolverFactory.create().resolve(
                        new PolicyResolver.ServerContext(null, container, implType, false));
                configFtrs = PolicyUtil.getPortScopedFeatures(policyMap,serviceName,portName);
            }
            features.mergeFeatures(configFtrs, true);
            terminal = createProviderInvokerTube(implType, binding, invoker, container);
        } else {
            // Create runtime model for non Provider endpoints
            seiModel = createSEIModel(wsdlPort, implType, serviceName, portName, binding, primaryDoc);
            if(binding instanceof SOAPBindingImpl){

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            }
            policyMap = wsdlPort.getOwner().getParent().getPolicyMap();
            // New Features might have been added in WSDL through Policy.
            //Merge features from WSDL and other policy configuration
            // This sets only the wsdl features that are not already set(enabled/disabled)
            features.mergeFeatures(wsdlPort.getFeatures(), true);
            terminal = createSEIInvokerTube(seiModel,invoker,binding);
        }


        // Process @HandlerChain, if handler-chain is not set via Deployment Descriptor
        if (processHandlerAnnotation) {

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