Examples of org.jibx.ws.process.Processor.invoke()

org.jibx.ws.process.Processor.invoke()
Invokes the processor to send and receive messages. The order of sending and receiving messages is defined by the {@link ExchangeContext}. @param oconn outbound connection @param iconn inbound connection @throws IOException on an I/O error, for example unable to connect to server @throws WsException on any error other than I/O, for example invalid format of the response message

        m_outCtx.setBody(request);


        String opname = null;
        MessageProperties msgProps = PoxProtocol.INSTANCE.buildMessageProperties(opname, getMessageOptions());
        DuplexConnection duplex = getChannel().getDuplex(msgProps, getMessageOptions().getXmlOptions());
        processor.invoke(duplex.getOutbound(), duplex.getInbound());


        return m_inCtx.getBody();
    }


    /**

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        Processor processor = getProcessor();
        m_outCtx.setBody(request);


        MessageProperties msgProps = m_protocol.buildMessageProperties(m_operationName, getMessageOptions());
        DuplexConnection duplex = getChannel().getDuplex(msgProps, getMessageOptions().getXmlOptions());
        processor.invoke(duplex.getOutbound(), duplex.getInbound());


        Object body = m_inCtx.getBody();
        if (body instanceof SoapFault) {
            return handleFault((SoapFault) body);
        }

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