Package org.glassfish.api.naming

Examples of org.glassfish.api.naming.NamingObjectProxy.create()

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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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                NamingObjectProxy namingProxy = (NamingObjectProxy) o;
                InitialContext ic = initialContext;
                if(env != null){
                    ic = new InitialContext(env);
                }
                o = namingProxy.create(ic);
            } else if (o instanceof Reference) {
                try {
                    o = getObjectInstance(name, o, env);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    _logger.log(Level.FINEST,"Unable to get Object instance from Reference for name ["+name+"]. " +
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        if (obj == null)
            throw new NameNotFoundException("No object bound to name " + name);

        if (obj instanceof NamingObjectProxy) {
            NamingObjectProxy namingProxy = (NamingObjectProxy) obj;
            obj = namingProxy.create(ctx);
        } else if( obj instanceof Context ) {
            // Need to preserve the original prefix so that further operations
            // on the context maintain the correct external view. In the case
            // of a replaced java:comp, create a new equivalent javaURLContext
            // and return that.
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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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        Object managedBean = null;

        if( proxy != null ) {

            managedBean = proxy.create(new InitialContext());

        }

        return managedBean;     
    }
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                NamingObjectProxy namingProxy = (NamingObjectProxy) o;
                InitialContext ic = initialContext;
                if(env != null){
                    ic = new InitialContext(env);
                }
                o = namingProxy.create(ic);
            } else if (o instanceof Reference) {
                try {
                    o = getObjectInstance(name, o, env);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINEST)) {
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        if (obj == null)
            throw new NameNotFoundException("No object bound to name " + name);

        if (obj instanceof NamingObjectProxy) {
            NamingObjectProxy namingProxy = (NamingObjectProxy) obj;
            obj = namingProxy.create(ctx);
        } else if( obj instanceof Context ) {
            // Need to preserve the original prefix so that further operations
            // on the context maintain the correct external view. In the case
            // of a replaced java:comp, create a new equivalent javaURLContext
            // and return that.
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