Package org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.wrap.sei

Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.sample.wrap.sei.DocLitWrap.twoWay()

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                String reqString = "JAXBCustomBuilderServer1";
                DocLitWrap proxy = getProxy();
               
                // Start Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorStart");
               
                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // for the server this could be any number 0 or greater.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
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                DocLitWrap proxy = getProxy();
               
                // Start Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorStart");
               
                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // for the server this could be any number 0 or greater.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
                String response2 = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 2 =" + response2);
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                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // for the server this could be any number 0 or greater.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
                String response2 = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 2 =" + response2);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // this could be any number 1 or greater.  The assumption is that
                // the JAXBCustomBuilder will be installed on the second invoke
                Integer r = Integer.parseInt(response2);
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                Integer r = Integer.parseInt(response2);
                assertTrue(r.intValue() >= 1);
                TestLogger.logger.debug("------------------------------");
               
                // End Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorEnd");
            }catch(Exception e){
                e.printStackTrace();
                fail();
            }
        }
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            try{
                String reqString = "JAXBCustomBuilderServer2";
                DocLitWrap proxy = getProxy();
               
                // Start Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorStart");
               
                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // usages.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
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                DocLitWrap proxy = getProxy();
               
                // Start Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorStart");
               
                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // usages.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
                Integer r1 = Integer.parseInt(response);
                String response2 = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
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                String response = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // usages.
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 1 =" + response);
                Integer r1 = Integer.parseInt(response);
                String response2 = proxy.twoWay(reqString);
                TestLogger.logger.debug("Response 2 =" + response2);
                // The returned response will contain the number of JAXBCustomBuilders
                // usages.  This should be greater than the first response
                Integer r2 = Integer.parseInt(response2);
                assertTrue(r2.intValue() > r1.intValue());
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                assertTrue(r2.intValue() > r1.intValue());
                TestLogger.logger.debug("------------------------------");
               

                // End Monitoring
                proxy.twoWay("JAXBCustomBuilderMonitorEnd");
            }catch(Exception e){
                e.printStackTrace();
                fail();
            }
        }
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                // Start Monitoring
                JAXBCustomBuilderMonitor.setMonitoring(true);
                JAXBCustomBuilderMonitor.clear();
               
                // Invoke the web services
                proxy.twoWay(reqString);
               
                // The second invoke should trigger the fast
                // unmarshalling of the response
                proxy.twoWay(reqString);
               
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                // Invoke the web services
                proxy.twoWay(reqString);
               
                // The second invoke should trigger the fast
                // unmarshalling of the response
                proxy.twoWay(reqString);
               
               
                // The returned response unmarshalling should try
                // the JAXBCustomBuilder
                int totalBuilders = JAXBCustomBuilderMonitor.getTotalBuilders();
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