Examples of wantReturnObj()

Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.queuemsg.MsgQueueConnectEntry.wantReturnObj()

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         this.sessionName = this.connectReturnQos.getSessionName();
         connectQos.getSessionQos().setSecretSessionId(this.connectReturnQos.getSecretSessionId());
         this.connectQosData = connectQos;
      }

      if (connectEntry.wantReturnObj()) {
         connectEntry.setReturnObj(this.connectReturnQos);
      }
      this.driver.setConnectReturnQos(this.connectReturnQos);
   }
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.queuemsg.MsgQueueEraseEntry.wantReturnObj()

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      String[] rawReturnValArr = this.driver.erase(key, qos); // Invoke remote server

      connectionsHandler.getDispatchStatistic().incrNumErase(1);
     
      if (eraseEntry.wantReturnObj()) {
         EraseReturnQos[] retQosArr = new EraseReturnQos[rawReturnValArr.length];
         for (int ii=0; ii<rawReturnValArr.length; ii++) {
            if (securityInterceptor != null) { // decrypt return value ...
               CryptDataHolder dataHolder = new CryptDataHolder(MethodName.ERASE, new MsgUnitRaw(null, (byte[])null, rawReturnValArr[ii]));
               dataHolder.setReturnValue(true);
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.queuemsg.MsgQueueGetEntry.wantReturnObj()

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      MsgUnitRaw[] rawReturnValArr = this.driver.get(key, qos); // Invoke remote server

      connectionsHandler.getDispatchStatistic().incrNumGet(1);
     
      MsgUnit[] msgUnitArr = new MsgUnit[rawReturnValArr.length];
      if (getEntry.wantReturnObj()) {
         for (int ii=0; ii<rawReturnValArr.length; ii++) {
            if (this.securityInterceptor != null) { // decrypt return value ...
               CryptDataHolder dataHolder = new CryptDataHolder(MethodName.GET, rawReturnValArr[ii]);
               dataHolder.setReturnValue(true);
               rawReturnValArr[ii] = securityInterceptor.importMessage(dataHolder);
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.queuemsg.MsgQueueSubscribeEntry.wantReturnObj()

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      String rawReturnVal = this.driver.subscribe(key, qos); // Invoke remote server

      connectionsHandler.getDispatchStatistic().incrNumSubscribe(1);
     
      if (subscribeEntry.wantReturnObj()) {
         if (securityInterceptor != null) { // decrypt return value ...
            CryptDataHolder dataHolder = new CryptDataHolder(MethodName.SUBSCRIBE, new MsgUnitRaw(null, (byte[])null, rawReturnVal));
            dataHolder.setReturnValue(true);
            rawReturnVal = securityInterceptor.importMessage(dataHolder).getQos();
         }
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.client.queuemsg.MsgQueueUnSubscribeEntry.wantReturnObj()

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      String[] rawReturnValArr = this.driver.unSubscribe(key, qos); // Invoke remote server

      connectionsHandler.getDispatchStatistic().incrNumUnSubscribe(1);
     
      if (unSubscribeEntry.wantReturnObj()) {
         UnSubscribeReturnQos[] retQosArr = new UnSubscribeReturnQos[rawReturnValArr.length];
         for (int ii=0; ii<rawReturnValArr.length; ii++) {
            if (securityInterceptor != null) { // decrypt return value ...
               CryptDataHolder dataHolder = new CryptDataHolder(MethodName.UNSUBSCRIBE, new MsgUnitRaw(null, (byte[])null, rawReturnValArr[ii]));
               dataHolder.setReturnValue(true);
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.engine.queuemsg.MsgQueueUpdateEntry.wantReturnObj()

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         if (rawReturnVal != null && rawReturnVal.length == raws.length) {
            I_MsgSecurityInterceptor securityInterceptor = connectionsHandler.getDispatchManager().getMsgSecurityInterceptor();
            for (int i=0; i<rawReturnVal.length; i++) {
               MsgQueueUpdateEntry entry = ((Holder)responders.get(i)).msgQueueUpdateEntry;
               if (!entry.wantReturnObj())
                  continue;

               if (securityInterceptor != null) {
                  // decrypt ...
                  CryptDataHolder dataHolder = new CryptDataHolder(MethodName.UPDATE,
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.util.queuemsg.MsgQueueEntry.wantReturnObj()

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   public void createFakedReturnObjects(I_QueueEntry[] entries, String state, String stateInfo) throws XmlBlasterException {
      if (log.isLoggable(Level.FINER)) log.finer("Entering createFakedReturnObjects() for " + entries.length + " entries");

      for (int ii=0; ii<entries.length; ii++) {
         MsgQueueEntry msgQueueEntry = (MsgQueueEntry)entries[ii];
         if (!msgQueueEntry.wantReturnObj())
            continue;
         StatusQosData statRetQos = new StatusQosData(glob, MethodName.UNKNOWN);
         statRetQos.setStateInfo(stateInfo);
         statRetQos.setState(state);
         if (log.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) log.fine("Creating faked return for '" + msgQueueEntry.getMethodName() + "' invocation");
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Examples of org.xmlBlaster.util.queuemsg.MsgQueueEntry.wantReturnObj()

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    * @param state e.g. Constants.STATE_OK
    */
   public void createFakedReturnObjects(I_QueueEntry[] entries, String state, String stateInfo) {
      for (int ii=0; ii<entries.length; ii++) {
         MsgQueueEntry msgQueueEntry = (MsgQueueEntry)entries[ii];
         if (!msgQueueEntry.wantReturnObj())
            continue;
         StatusQosData statRetQos = new StatusQosData(glob, MethodName.UPDATE);
         statRetQos.setStateInfo(stateInfo);
         statRetQos.setState(state);
         // TODO check this: it is probably wrong since here comes UPDATE_REF and not UPDATE (Michele 2003-11-05)
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