List of findOperationContext() Examples

Examples of findOperationContext()

org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()
Finds a MEPContext for an incoming message. An incoming message can be of two states.
1)This is a new incoming message of a given MEP. 2)This message is a part of an MEP which has already begun.
The method is special cased for the two MEPs
#IN_ONLY #IN_OUT
for two reasons. First reason is the wide usage and the second being that the need for the MEPContext to be saved for further incoming messages.
In the event that MEP of this operation is different from the two MEPs defaulted above the decision of creating a new or this message relates to a MEP which already in business is decided by looking at the WSA Relates TO of the incoming message. @param msgContext
org.apache.axis2.description.InOutAxisOperation.findOperationContext()
Finds a MEPContext for an incoming message. An incoming message can be of two states.
1)This is a new incoming message of a given MEP. 2)This message is a part of an MEP which has already begun.
The method is special cased for the two MEPs
#IN_ONLY #IN_OUT
for two reasons. First reason is the wide usage and the second being that the need for the MEPContext to be saved for further incoming messages.
In the event that MEP of this operation is different from the two MEPs defaulted above the decision of creating a new or this message relates to a MEP which already in business is decided by looking at the WSA Relates TO of the incoming message. @param msgContext
org.apache.axis2.description.OperationDescription.findOperationContext()
This method is responsible for finding a MEPContext for an incomming messages. An incomming message can be of two states.
1)This is a new incomming message of a given MEP. 2)This message is a part of an MEP which has already begun.
The method is special cased for the two MEPs
#IN_ONLY #IN_OUT
for two reasons. First reason is the wide usage and the second being that the need for the MEPContext to be saved for further incomming messages.
In the event that MEP of this operation is different from the two MEPs deafulted above the decession of creating a new or this message relates to a MEP which already in business is decided by looking at the WSA Relates TO of the incomming message. @param msgContext @return
org.apache.axis2.description.OutInAxisOperation.findOperationContext()
Finds a MEPContext for an incoming message. An incoming message can be of two states.
1)This is a new incoming message of a given MEP. 2)This message is a part of an MEP which has already begun.
The method is special cased for the two MEPs
#IN_ONLY #IN_OUT
for two reasons. First reason is the wide usage and the second being that the need for the MEPContext to be saved for further incoming messages.
In the event that MEP of this operation is different from the two MEPs defaulted above the decision of creating a new or this message relates to a MEP which already in business is decided by looking at the WSA Relates TO of the incoming message. @param msgContext

Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        ServiceContext sessionContext = sgc.getServiceContext(axisService);
        MessageContext messageContext1 = this.getBasicMessageContext();


        messageContext1.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        AxisOperation axisOperation = new InOutAxisOperation(new QName("test"));
        OperationContext operationContext1 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext1, sessionContext);


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().setRelatesTo(

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().setRelatesTo(
                new RelatesTo(messageContext1.getMessageID()));
        OperationContext operationContext2 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext2, sessionContext);
        assertEquals(operationContext1, operationContext2);
    }


    public MessageContext getBasicMessageContext() throws AxisFault {

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        ServiceContext sessionContext = sgc.getServiceContext(axisService);
        MessageContext messageContext1 = this.getBasicMessageContext();


        messageContext1.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        AxisOperation axisOperation = new InOutAxisOperation(new QName("test"));
        OperationContext operationContext1 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext1, sessionContext);


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().setRelatesTo(

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().setRelatesTo(
                new RelatesTo(messageContext1.getMessageID()));
        OperationContext operationContext2 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext2, sessionContext);
        assertEquals(operationContext1, operationContext2);
    }


    public MessageContext getBasicMessageContext() throws AxisFault {

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        ServiceContext sessionContext = sgc.getServiceContext(axisService);
        MessageContext messageContext1 = this.getBasicMessageContext();


        messageContext1.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        AxisOperation axisOperation = new InOutAxisOperation(new QName("test"));
        OperationContext operationContext1 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext1, sessionContext);
        axisOperation.registerOperationContext(messageContext1, operationContext1);


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().addRelatesTo(
                new RelatesTo(messageContext1.getMessageID()));
        messageContext2.setAxisOperation(axisOperation);
        OperationContext operationContext2 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext2, sessionContext);
        assertEquals(operationContext1, operationContext2);
    }


    public MessageContext getBasicMessageContext() throws AxisFault {

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        ServiceContext sessionContext = sgc.getServiceContext(axisService);
        MessageContext messageContext1 = this.getBasicMessageContext();


        messageContext1.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        AxisOperation axisOperation = new InOutAxisOperation(new QName("test"));
        OperationContext operationContext1 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext1, sessionContext);
        axisOperation.registerOperationContext(messageContext1, operationContext1);


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UUIDGenerator.getUUID());
        messageContext2.getOptions().addRelatesTo(
                new RelatesTo(messageContext1.getMessageID()));
        messageContext2.setAxisOperation(axisOperation);
        OperationContext operationContext2 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext2, sessionContext);
        assertEquals(operationContext1, operationContext2);
    }


    public MessageContext getBasicMessageContext() throws AxisFault {

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        MessageContext response = configurationContext.createMessageContext();


        // Link the response to the request message context using the context hierarchy
        ServiceGroupContext serviceGroupContext = configurationContext.createServiceGroupContext(axisService.getAxisServiceGroup());
        ServiceContext serviceContext = serviceGroupContext.getServiceContext(axisService);
        OperationContext opContext = axisOperation.findOperationContext(request, serviceContext);
        axisOperation.registerOperationContext(request, opContext);
        request.setServiceContext(serviceContext);
        response.setServiceContext(serviceContext);
        request.setOperationContext(opContext);
        response.setOperationContext(opContext);

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Examples of org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation.findOperationContext()

        ServiceContext sessionContext = sgc.getServiceContext(axisService);
        MessageContext messageContext1 = this.getBasicMessageContext();


        messageContext1.setMessageID(UIDGenerator.generateURNString());
        AxisOperation axisOperation = new InOutAxisOperation(new QName("test"));
        OperationContext operationContext1 = axisOperation
                .findOperationContext(messageContext1, sessionContext);
        axisOperation.registerOperationContext(messageContext1, operationContext1);


        MessageContext messageContext2 = this.getBasicMessageContext();
        messageContext2.setMessageID(UIDGenerator.generateURNString());

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