Examples of EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.deployment.descriptor.EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

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    }

    @Override
    public EjbMessageBeanDescriptor getEjbDescriptor() {
        if (descriptor == null) {
            descriptor = new EjbMessageBeanDescriptor();
            descriptor.setEjbBundleDescriptor((EjbBundleDescriptorImpl) getParentNode().getDescriptor());
        }
        return descriptor;
    }
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Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.deployment.descriptor.EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

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    }

    @Override
    public EjbMessageBeanDescriptor getEjbDescriptor() {
        if (descriptor == null) {
            descriptor = new EjbMessageBeanDescriptor();
            descriptor.setEjbBundleDescriptor((EjbBundleDescriptorImpl) getParentNode().getDescriptor());
        }
        return descriptor;
    }
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Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.deployment.descriptor.EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

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        isMessageDriven = true;

        appEJBName_ = desc.getApplication().getRegistrationName() + ":"
                + desc.getName();

        EjbMessageBeanDescriptor msgBeanDesc = (EjbMessageBeanDescriptor) desc;

        EjbInvocation ejbInvocation = null;
        try {

            Class<?> beanClass = loader.loadClass(desc.getEjbClassName());
            messageListenerType_ = loader.loadClass(msgBeanDesc.getMessageListenerType());

            Class<?> messageListenerType_1 = messageListenerType_;
            if (isModernMessageListener(messageListenerType_1)) {
                // Generate interface and subclass for EJB 3.2 No-interface MDB VIew
                MessageBeanInterfaceGenerator generator = new MessageBeanInterfaceGenerator(loader);
                messageBeanInterface_ = generator.generateMessageBeanInterface(beanClass);
                messageBeanSubClass_ = generator.generateMessageBeanSubClass(beanClass, messageBeanInterface_);
            }

            // Register the tx attribute for each method on MessageListener
            // interface. NOTE : These method objects MUST come from the
            // MessageListener interface, NOT the bean class itself. This
            // is because the message bean container clients do not have
            // access to the message bean class.
            Method[] msgListenerMethods = msgBeanDesc
                    .getMessageListenerInterfaceMethods(loader);

            for (int i = 0; i < msgListenerMethods.length; i++) {
                Method next = msgListenerMethods[i];
                addInvocationInfo(next, MethodDescriptor.EJB_BEAN, null);
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Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.deployment.descriptor.EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

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        isMessageDriven = true;

        appEJBName_ = desc.getApplication().getRegistrationName() + ":"
                + desc.getName();

        EjbMessageBeanDescriptor msgBeanDesc = (EjbMessageBeanDescriptor) desc;

        ComponentInvocation componentInvocation = null;
        try {

            Class<?> beanClass = loader.loadClass(desc.getEjbClassName());
            messageListenerType_ = loader.loadClass(msgBeanDesc.getMessageListenerType());

            Class<?> messageListenerType_1 = messageListenerType_;
            if (isModernMessageListener(messageListenerType_1)) {
                // Generate interface and subclass for EJB 3.2 No-interface MDB VIew
                MessageBeanInterfaceGenerator generator = new MessageBeanInterfaceGenerator(loader);
                messageBeanInterface_ = generator.generateMessageBeanInterface(beanClass);
                messageBeanSubClass_ = generator.generateMessageBeanSubClass(beanClass, messageBeanInterface_);
            }

            // Register the tx attribute for each method on MessageListener
            // interface. NOTE : These method objects MUST come from the
            // MessageListener interface, NOT the bean class itself. This
            // is because the message bean container clients do not have
            // access to the message bean class.
            Method[] msgListenerMethods = msgBeanDesc
                    .getMessageListenerInterfaceMethods(loader);

            for (int i = 0; i < msgListenerMethods.length; i++) {
                Method next = msgListenerMethods[i];
                addInvocationInfo(next, MethodDescriptor.EJB_BEAN, null);
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Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.deployment.descriptor.EjbMessageBeanDescriptor

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        isMessageDriven = true;

        appEJBName_ = desc.getApplication().getRegistrationName() + ":"
                + desc.getName();

        EjbMessageBeanDescriptor msgBeanDesc = (EjbMessageBeanDescriptor) desc;

        try {

            // Register the tx attribute for each method on MessageListener
            // interface. NOTE : These method objects MUST come from the
            // MessageListener interface, NOT the bean class itself. This
            // is because the message bean container clients do not have
            // access to the message bean class.
            Method[] msgListenerMethods = msgBeanDesc
                    .getMessageListenerInterfaceMethods(loader);

            for (int i = 0; i < msgListenerMethods.length; i++) {
                Method next = msgListenerMethods[i];
                addInvocationInfo(next, MethodDescriptor.EJB_BEAN, null);
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