Package org.jboss.ws.metadata.umdm

Examples of org.jboss.ws.metadata.umdm.OperationMetaData.addParameter()

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      OperationMetaData opMetaData = getOperationMetaData();
      ParameterMetaData paramMetaData = new ParameterMetaData(opMetaData, xmlName, xmlType, javaType.getName());
      paramMetaData.setMode(mode);
      paramMetaData.setInHeader(inHeader);
      paramMetaData.setIndex(opMetaData.getParameters().size());
      opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);

      registerParameterType(xmlType, javaType);
   }

   /** Removes all specified parameters from this Call instance. Note that this method removes only the parameters and
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             * rule, although I will ask for clarification.
             */
            if (anWebParam != null && !opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped() && anWebParam.partName().length() > 0)
               paramMetaData.setPartName(anWebParam.partName());

            opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);
            javaTypes.add(javaType);
            typeRefs.add(new TypeReference(xmlName, genericType, parameterAnnotations[i]));

            processAttachmentAnnotations(scanResult, i, paramMetaData);
            processMIMEBinding(epMetaData, opMetaData, paramMetaData);
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            // return value, we have to add them to a parameter with an index of
            // -1 to signify the return value. All other binding styles use the
            // expected return value mechanism.
            if (opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped())
            {
               opMetaData.addParameter(retMetaData);
            }
            else
            {
               // See above comment in the parameter for loop section as to why
               // we prevent customization of part names on document wrapped
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             * rule, although I will ask for clarification.
             */
            if (anWebParam != null && !opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped() && anWebParam.partName().length() > 0)
               paramMetaData.setPartName(anWebParam.partName());

            opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);
            javaTypes.add(javaType);
            typeRefs.add(new TypeReference(xmlName, genericType, parameterAnnotations[i]));

            processAttachmentAnnotations(scanResult, i, paramMetaData);
            processMIMEBinding(epMetaData, opMetaData, paramMetaData);
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            // return value, we have to add them to a parameter with an index of
            // -1 to signify the return value. All other binding styles use the
            // expected return value mechanism.
            if (opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped())
            {
               opMetaData.addParameter(retMetaData);
            }
            else
            {
               // See above comment in the parameter for loop section as to why
               // we prevent customization of part names on document wrapped
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      OperationMetaData opMetaData = getOperationMetaData();
      ParameterMetaData paramMetaData = new ParameterMetaData(opMetaData, xmlName, xmlType, javaType.getName());
      paramMetaData.setMode(mode);
      paramMetaData.setInHeader(inHeader);
      paramMetaData.setIndex(opMetaData.getParameters().size());
      opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);

      registerParameterType(xmlType, javaType);
   }

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      // Setup invoke param
      Class paramType = Source.class;
      QName xmlName = SOAPContentElement.GENERIC_PARAM_NAME;
      QName xmlType = Constants.TYPE_LITERAL_ANYTYPE;
      ParameterMetaData pmd = new ParameterMetaData(opMetaData, xmlName, xmlType, paramType.getName());
      opMetaData.addParameter(pmd);

      // Setup invoke return
      xmlName = SOAPContentElement.GENERIC_RETURN_NAME;
      ParameterMetaData retMetaData = new ParameterMetaData(opMetaData, xmlName, xmlType, paramType.getName());
      opMetaData.setReturnParameter(retMetaData);
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      OperationMetaData opMetaData = getOperationMetaData();
      ParameterMetaData paramMetaData = new ParameterMetaData(opMetaData, xmlName, xmlType, javaType.getName());
      paramMetaData.setMode(mode);
      paramMetaData.setInHeader(inHeader);
      paramMetaData.setIndex(opMetaData.getParameters().size());
      opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);

      registerParameterType(xmlType, javaType);
   }

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             * rule, although I will ask for clarification.
             */
            if (anWebParam != null && !opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped() && anWebParam.partName().length() > 0)
               paramMetaData.setPartName(anWebParam.partName());

            opMetaData.addParameter(paramMetaData);
            javaTypes.add(javaType);
            typeRefs.add(new TypeReference(xmlName, genericType, parameterAnnotations[i]));

            processAttachmentAnnotations(scanResult, i, paramMetaData);
            processMIMEBinding(epMetaData, opMetaData, paramMetaData);
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            // return value, we have to add them to a parameter with an index of
            // -1 to signify the return value. All other binding styles use the
            // expected return value mechanism.
            if (opMetaData.isDocumentWrapped())
            {
               opMetaData.addParameter(retMetaData);
            }
            else
            {
               // See above comment in the parameter for loop section as to why
               // we prevent customization of part names on document wrapped
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