Examples of com.sun.corba.se.impl.encoding.EncapsInputStream

com.sun.corba.se.impl.encoding.EncapsInputStream
Encapsulations are supposed to explicitly define their code sets and GIOP version. The original resolution to issue 2784 said that the defaults were UTF-8 and UTF-16, but that was not agreed upon. These streams currently use CDR 1.2 with ISO8859-1 for char/string and UTF16 for wchar/wstring. If no byte order marker is available, the endianness of the encapsulation is used. When more encapsulations arise that have their own special code sets defined, we can make all constructors take such parameters.

            // can't send a service context of a later GIOP
            // version than its stream version.
            //
            // Note:  As of Jan 2001, no standard OMG or Sun service contexts
            // ship wchar data or are defined as using anything but GIOP 1.0 CDR.
            EncapsInputStream eis
                = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream(orb,
                                    data,
                                    data.length,
                                    giopVersion,
                                    codeBase);
            eis.consumeEndian();


            // Now the input stream passed to a ServiceContext
            // constructor is already the encapsulation input
            // stream with the endianness read off, so the
            // service context should just unmarshal its own

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        // a FormatMismatch and a TypeMismatch because we cannot get this
        // information from the CDRInputStream.  If a RuntimeException occurs,
        // it is turned into a FormatMismatch exception.


        try {
            EncapsInputStream cdrIn = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream( orb, data,
                    data.length, giopVersion );




            cdrIn.consumeEndian();


            // If type code not specified, read it from octet stream:
            if( tc == null ) {
                tc = cdrIn.read_TypeCode();
            }


            // Create a new Any object:
            any = new AnyImpl( (com.sun.corba.se.spi.orb.ORB)orb );
            any.read_value( cdrIn, tc );

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        if (profile == null || profile.tag != TAG_INTERNET_IOP.value ||
            profile.profile_data == null) {
            throw wrapper.invalidTaggedProfile() ;
        }


        EncapsInputStream istr = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream((ORB)orb, profile.profile_data,
                profile.profile_data.length);
        istr.consumeEndian();
        init( istr ) ;
    }

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    }


    public ObjectKey create( byte[] key )
    {
        OctetSeqHolder osh = new OctetSeqHolder() ;
        EncapsInputStream is = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream( orb, key, key.length );


        ObjectKeyTemplate oktemp = create( is, fullKey, osh ) ;
        if (oktemp == null)
            oktemp = new WireObjectKeyTemplate( is, osh ) ;

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        if (! (sc instanceof UnknownServiceContext)) {
            throw wrapper.badExceptionDetailMessageServiceContextType();
        }
        byte[] data = ((UnknownServiceContext)sc).getData();
        EncapsInputStream in =
                EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream((ORB)messageMediator.getBroker(),
                                      data, data.length);
        in.consumeEndian();


        String msg =
              "----------BEGIN server-side stack trace----------\n"
            + in.read_wstring() + "\n"
            + "----------END server-side stack trace----------";


        messageMediator.setReplyExceptionDetailMessage(msg);
    }

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            // can't send a service context of a later GIOP
            // version than its stream version.
            //
            // Note:  As of Jan 2001, no standard OMG or Sun service contexts
            // ship wchar data or are defined as using anything but GIOP 1.0 CDR.
            EncapsInputStream eis 
                = new EncapsInputStream(orb,
                                        data,
                                        data.length,
                                        giopVersion,
                                        codeBase);
            eis.consumeEndian();


      // Now the input stream passed to a ServiceContext
      // constructor is already the encapsulation input
      // stream with the endianness read off, so the
      // service context should just unmarshal its own

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        byte[] buf = new byte[(str.length() - ORBConstants.STRINGIFY_PREFIX.length()) / NIBBLES_PER_BYTE];
        for (int i=ORBConstants.STRINGIFY_PREFIX.length(), j=0; i < str.length(); i +=NIBBLES_PER_BYTE, j++) {
             buf[j] = (byte)((ORBUtility.hexOf(str.charAt(i)) << UN_SHIFT) & 0xF0);
             buf[j] |= (byte)(ORBUtility.hexOf(str.charAt(i+1)) & 0x0F);
        }
        EncapsInputStream s = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream(orb, buf, buf.length,
                orb.getORBData().getGIOPVersion());
        s.consumeEndian();
        return s.read_Object() ;
    }

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    * for unmarshalling data.
    */
    static public InputStream getEncapsulationStream( InputStream is )
    {
        byte[] data = readOctets( is ) ;
        EncapsInputStream result = EncapsInputStreamFactory.newEncapsInputStream( is.orb(), data,
                data.length ) ;
        result.consumeEndian() ;
        return result ;
    }

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            // can't send a service context of a later GIOP
            // version than its stream version.
            //
            // Note:  As of Jan 2001, no standard OMG or Sun service contexts
            // ship wchar data or are defined as using anything but GIOP 1.0 CDR.
            EncapsInputStream eis
                = new EncapsInputStream(orb,
                                        data,
                                        data.length,
                                        giopVersion,
                                        codeBase);
            eis.consumeEndian();


            // Now the input stream passed to a ServiceContext
            // constructor is already the encapsulation input
            // stream with the endianness read off, so the
            // service context should just unmarshal its own

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        byte[] buf = new byte[(str.length() - ORBConstants.STRINGIFY_PREFIX.length()) / NIBBLES_PER_BYTE];
        for (int i=ORBConstants.STRINGIFY_PREFIX.length(), j=0; i < str.length(); i +=NIBBLES_PER_BYTE, j++) {
             buf[j] = (byte)((ORBUtility.hexOf(str.charAt(i)) << UN_SHIFT) & 0xF0);
             buf[j] |= (byte)(ORBUtility.hexOf(str.charAt(i+1)) & 0x0F);
        }
        EncapsInputStream s = new EncapsInputStream(orb, buf, buf.length,
            orb.getORBData().getGIOPVersion());
        s.consumeEndian();
        return s.read_Object() ;
    }

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