Examples of operationName()


Examples of javax.jws.WebMethod.operationName()

        Class<?> clz = classLoader
            .loadClass("org.soapinterop.wsdlinteroptestdoclit.WSDLInteropTestDocLitPortType");

        Method method = clz.getMethod("echoVoid", new Class[] {});
        WebMethod webMethodAnno = AnnotationUtil.getPrivMethodAnnotation(method, WebMethod.class);
        if (webMethodAnno.operationName() != null
            && !"".equals(webMethodAnno.operationName())) {
            assertEquals(method.getName() + "()" + " Annotation : WebMethod.operationName ", "echoVoid",
                     webMethodAnno.operationName());
        }
    }
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Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.description.builder.WebMethodAnnot.operationName()

        MethodDescriptionComposite mdc = mdcList.get(0);
        assertEquals("invoke", mdc.getMethodName());
        assertEquals("java.lang.String", mdc.getReturnType());
        assertNotNull(mdc.getWebMethodAnnot());
        WebMethodAnnot wmAnnot = mdc.getWebMethodAnnot();
        assertEquals("invoke", wmAnnot.operationName());
        mdc = mdcList.get(1);
        assertEquals("invoke2", mdc.getMethodName());
        assertEquals("int", mdc.getReturnType());
    }
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Examples of org.jboss.as.cli.operation.impl.DefaultOperationRequestBuilder.operationName()

    public static boolean isDeployedAndEnabledInStandalone(String name, ModelControllerClient client) {

        DefaultOperationRequestBuilder builder = new DefaultOperationRequestBuilder();
        ModelNode request;
        try {
            builder.operationName("read-children-names");
            builder.addProperty("child-type", "deployment");
            request = builder.buildRequest();
        } catch (OperationFormatException e) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("Failed to build operation", e);
        }
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