Examples of org.jboss.aop.joinpoint.ConstructorInvocation.invokeNext()

Class org.jboss.aop.joinpoint.ConstructorInvocation

Examples of org.jboss.aop.joinpoint.ConstructorInvocation.invokeNext()

org.jboss.aop.joinpoint.ConstructorInvocation.invokeNext()
Invoke on the next interceptor in the chain. If this is already the end of the chain, reflection will call the constructor, field, or method you are invoking on.


         if (interceptors != null)
         {
            ConstructorInvocation inv = new ConstructorInvocation(aopinfo, aopinfo.getInterceptors());
            inv.setArguments(getArguments());
            return inv.invokeNext();
         }
         
         if (getConstructorInfo().getParameterTypes().length > 0)
         {
            Constructor<?> constructor = null;

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      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[defaultConstructorIndex]);
      try
      {
         return invocation.invokeNext();
      }
      catch (Throwable throwable)
      {
         throw new RuntimeException(throwable);
      }

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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      ConstructorInvocation invocation = new ConstructorInvocation(cInterceptors);


      invocation.setAdvisor(this);
      invocation.setArguments(args);
      invocation.setConstructor(constructors[idx]);
      return invocation.invokeNext();
   }


   /**
    * Invokes interceptor chain.
    * This is the beginning

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