Examples of HandlerResolver

javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver
HandlerResolver is an interface implemented by an application to get control over the handler chain set on proxy/dispatch objects at the time of their creation.
A HandlerResolver may be set on a Service using the setHandlerResolver method.
When the runtime invokes a HandlerResolver, it will pass it a PortInfo object containing information about the port that the proxy/dispatch object will be accessing. @see javax.xml.ws.Service#setHandlerResolver @since JAX-WS 2.0

Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

            final URL documentLocation = serviceDelegate.getWSDLDocumentLocation();
            return documentLocation;
        }


        public HandlerResolver getHandlerResolver() {
            final HandlerResolver handlerResolver = serviceDelegate.getHandlerResolver();
            return handlerResolver;
        }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

    public void testServiceAndPortNoComposite() {
        QName serviceQName = new QName(namespaceURI, svcLocalPart);
        QName portQName = new QName(namespaceURI, portLocalPart);


        Service service = Service.create(serviceQName);
        HandlerResolver resolver = service.getHandlerResolver();
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(0, list.size());
        
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port = service.getPort(portQName, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
        // Verify that ports created under the service have no handlers from the sparse composite
        BindingProvider bindingProvider = (BindingProvider) port;

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        ServiceDelegate.setServiceMetadata(sparseComposite);
        Service service = Service.create(serviceQName);
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port = service.getPort(portQName, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);


        // Verify the HandlerResolver on the service knows about the handlers in the sparse composite
        HandlerResolver resolver = service.getHandlerResolver();
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(2, list.size());
        
        // Verify that ports created under the service have handlers
        BindingProvider bindingProvider = (BindingProvider) port;
        Binding binding = (Binding) bindingProvider.getBinding();

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        sparseComposite.setHandlerChainsType(handlerChainsType);
        ServiceDelegate.setPortMetadata(sparseComposite);
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port = service.getPort(portQName, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);


        // Verify the HandlerResolver on the service knows about the handlers in the sparse composite
        HandlerResolver resolver = service.getHandlerResolver();
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(2, list.size());
        
        // Verify that the port created with the sparse metadata has those handlers
        BindingProvider bindingProvider = (BindingProvider) port;
        Binding binding = (Binding) bindingProvider.getBinding();
        List<Handler> portHandlers = binding.getHandlerChain();
        assertEquals(2, portHandlers.size());
        assertTrue(containSameHandlers(portHandlers, list));
        
        // Verify that a creating another instance of the same port also gets those handlers
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port2 = service.getPort(portQName, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
        BindingProvider bindingProvider2 = (BindingProvider) port2;
        Binding binding2 = (Binding) bindingProvider2.getBinding();
        List<Handler> portHandlers2 = binding2.getHandlerChain();
        assertNotSame(port, port2);
        assertEquals(2, portHandlers2.size());
        assertTrue(containSameHandlers(portHandlers2, list));
        
        // Verify that createing a different port doesn't get the handlers
        QName portQName3 = new QName(namespaceURI, portLocalPart + "3");
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port3 = service.getPort(portQName3, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
        BindingProvider bindingProvider3 = (BindingProvider) port3;
        Binding binding3 = (Binding) bindingProvider3.getBinding();
        List<Handler> portHandlers3 = binding3.getHandlerChain();
        assertEquals(0, portHandlers3.size());
        
        // Verify setting the metadata on a different port (a different QName) will get handlers.
        QName portQName4 = new QName(namespaceURI, portLocalPart + "4");
        ServiceDelegate.setPortMetadata(sparseComposite);
        ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port4 = service.getPort(portQName4, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
        BindingProvider bindingProvider4 = (BindingProvider) port4;
        Binding binding4 = (Binding) bindingProvider4.getBinding();
        List<Handler> portHandlers4 = binding4.getHandlerChain();
        assertEquals(2, portHandlers4.size());
        
        // Verify the service handler resolver knows about boths sets of handlers
        // attached to the two different port QNames and none are attached for the third port
        List<Handler> listForPort = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(2, listForPort.size());


        PortInfo pi4 = new DummyPortInfo(portQName4);
        List<Handler> listForPort4 = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi4);
        assertEquals(2, listForPort4.size());
        
        PortInfo pi3 = new DummyPortInfo(portQName3);
        List<Handler> listForPort3 = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi3);
        assertEquals(0, listForPort3.size());
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

            // metadata. Ports created under that service should not get handler's associated.
            Service service2 = Service.create(serviceQName);


            // No ports created yet, so there should be no relevant handler
            // chains.
            HandlerResolver resolver1 = service1.getHandlerResolver();
            List<Handler> list1 = resolver1.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertEquals(0, list1.size());


            // Create the port, it should get handlers.
            QName portQName1 = new QName(namespaceURI, portLocalPart);
            ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port1 =
                    service1.getPort(portQName1, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
            BindingProvider bindingProvider1 = (BindingProvider) port1;
            Binding binding1 = (Binding) bindingProvider1.getBinding();
            List<Handler> portHandlers1 = binding1.getHandlerChain();
            assertEquals(2, portHandlers1.size());
            
            // Refresh the handler list from the resolver after the port is created
            list1 = resolver1.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertTrue(containSameHandlers(portHandlers1, list1));


            // Make sure the 2nd Service instance doesn't have handlers
            // associated with it
            HandlerResolver resolver2 = service2.getHandlerResolver();
            List<Handler> list2 = resolver2.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertEquals(0, list2.size());


            // Make sure the same port created under the 2nd service also
            // doesn't have handlers
            ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port2 =

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

            Service service1 = Service.create(serviceQName);
            Service service2 = Service.create(serviceQName);


            // No ports created yet, so there should be no relevant handler
            // chains.
            HandlerResolver resolver1 = service1.getHandlerResolver();
            List<Handler> list1 = resolver1.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertEquals(0, list1.size());


            // Create a Port specifying a sparse composite and verify the
            // port gets the correct handlers associated.
            DescriptionBuilderComposite sparseComposite = new DescriptionBuilderComposite();
            HandlerChainsType handlerChainsType = getHandlerChainsType();
            sparseComposite.setHandlerChainsType(handlerChainsType);
            ServiceDelegate.setPortMetadata(sparseComposite);
            QName portQName1 = new QName(namespaceURI, portLocalPart);
            ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port1 =
                    service1.getPort(portQName1, ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI.class);
            BindingProvider bindingProvider1 = (BindingProvider) port1;
            Binding binding1 = (Binding) bindingProvider1.getBinding();
            List<Handler> portHandlers1 = binding1.getHandlerChain();
            assertEquals(2, portHandlers1.size());
            
            // Refresh the handler list from the resolver after the port is created
            list1 = resolver1.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertTrue(containSameHandlers(portHandlers1, list1));


            // Make sure the 2nd Service instance doesn't have handlers
            // associated with it
            HandlerResolver resolver2 = service2.getHandlerResolver();
            List<Handler> list2 = resolver2.getHandlerChain(pi);
            assertEquals(0, list2.size());


            // Make sure the same port created under the 2nd service also
            // doesn't have handlers
            ClientMetadataHandlerChainTestSEI port2 =

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        sparseComposite.setHandlerChainsType(handlerChainsType);
        Object serviceDelegateKey = "CompositeKey";
        
        ServiceDescription serviceDesc = 
            DescriptionFactory.createServiceDescription(null, serviceQName, HandlerResolverTestService.class, sparseComposite, serviceDelegateKey);
        HandlerResolver resolver = new HandlerResolverImpl(serviceDesc);
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(0, list.size());
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        // and EnpdointDescription (representing the Port) under the ServiceDescription
        ServiceDescription serviceDesc = 
            DescriptionFactory.createServiceDescription(null, serviceQName, HandlerResolverTestService.class, sparseComposite, serviceDelegateKey);
        EndpointDescription endpointDesc = 
            DescriptionFactory.updateEndpoint(serviceDesc, HandlerResolverTestSEI.class, portQName, DescriptionFactory.UpdateType.GET_PORT);
        HandlerResolver resolver = new HandlerResolverImpl(serviceDesc, serviceDelegateKey);
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(0, list.size());
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        // and EnpdointDescription (representing the Port) under the ServiceDescription
        ServiceDescription serviceDesc = 
            DescriptionFactory.createServiceDescription(null, serviceQName, HandlerResolverTestService.class, sparseComposite, serviceDelegateKey);
        EndpointDescription endpointDesc = 
            DescriptionFactory.updateEndpoint(serviceDesc, HandlerResolverTestSEI.class, portQName, DescriptionFactory.UpdateType.GET_PORT);
        HandlerResolver resolver = new HandlerResolverImpl(serviceDesc, serviceDelegateKey);
        assertNotNull(resolver);
        PortInfo pi = new DummyPortInfo();
        List<Handler> list = resolver.getHandlerChain(pi);
        assertEquals(2, list.size());
        
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.handler.HandlerResolver

        binding = (org.apache.axis2.jaxws.spi.Binding) BindingUtils.createBinding(endpointDesc);
        if(log.isDebugEnabled()){
            log.debug("Lookign for Handler Resolver");
        }
        // TODO should we allow the ServiceDelegate to figure out the default handlerresolver?  Probably yes, since a client app may look for one there.
        HandlerResolver handlerResolver = null;
        if(serviceDelegate.getHandlerResolver() != null){
            if(log.isDebugEnabled()){
                log.debug("Reading default Handler Resolver ");
            }
            handlerResolver = serviceDelegate.getHandlerResolver();
        }
        else{
            handlerResolver = new HandlerResolverImpl(endpointDesc.getServiceDescription(), serviceDelegate);
            if(log.isDebugEnabled()){
                log.debug("Creating new Handler Resolver using HandlerResolverImpl");
            }
        }


        // See if the metadata from creating the service indicates that MTOM, Addressing and/or RespectBinding should be enabled
        if (binding instanceof SOAPBinding) {
            configureBindingFromMetadata();
        }
                
        // check for properties that need to be set on the BindingProvider
        String seiName = null;
        if(endpointDesc.getEndpointInterfaceDescription() != null 
                &&
                endpointDesc.getEndpointInterfaceDescription().getSEIClass() != null) {
            seiName = endpointDesc.getEndpointInterfaceDescription().getSEIClass().getName();
        }
        String portQNameString = endpointDesc.getPortQName().toString();
        String key = seiName + ":" + portQNameString;
        Map<String, Object> bProps = endpointDesc.getServiceDescription().getBindingProperties(serviceDelegate, key);
        if(bProps != null) {
            if(log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Setting binding props with size: " + bProps.size() + " on " +
                "BindingProvider RequestContext");
            }
            requestContext.putAll(bProps);
        }
        
        binding.setHandlerChain(handlerResolver.getHandlerChain(endpointDesc.getPortInfo()));
        
        //Set JAX-WS 2.1 related properties.
        try {
            binding.setAxis2EndpointReference(epr);
            binding.setAddressingNamespace(addressingNamespace);

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