Examples of IJInterceptors




        // Default interceptors (only once as it is stored in the ejb metadata)
        EjbJarArchiveMetadata ejbJarDeployableMetadata = classAnnotationMetadata.getEjbJarDeployableMetadata();


        IJInterceptors defaultInterceptorsClasses = ejbJarDeployableMetadata.getDefaultInterceptorsClasses();
        Map<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>> mapDefaultInterceptors =
            ejbJarDeployableMetadata.getDefaultInterceptors();
        if (mapDefaultInterceptors == null && defaultInterceptorsClasses != null && defaultInterceptorsClasses.size() > 0) {
            Map<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>> defaultInterceptors =
                new HashMap<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>>();
            defaultInterceptors.putAll(getInterceptors(classAnnotationMetadata.getClassName(), classAnnotationMetadata,
                    defaultInterceptorsClasses.getClasses()));
            ejbJarDeployableMetadata.setDefaultInterceptors(defaultInterceptors);
        }




        // And then, set the user interceptors (found in external class)
        List<String> externalInterceptorsClasses = new ArrayList<String>();


        // Interceptors from other classes (will be analyzed after)
        // See 3.5.3 of simplified EJB 3.0 spec : multiple interceptors
        // Add interceptor classes found on super classes (if any)




        // Invert list of the inheritance on the current class
        LinkedList<EasyBeansEjbJarClassMetadata> invertedInheritanceClassesList =
            getInvertedSuperClassesMetadata(classAnnotationMetadata);
        // Add interceptors found on these classes (order is super super class
        // before super class, ie : top level first)
        for (EasyBeansEjbJarClassMetadata superMetaData : invertedInheritanceClassesList) {
            IJInterceptors classIinterceptors = superMetaData.getAnnotationInterceptors();
            if (classIinterceptors != null) {
                for (String cls : classIinterceptors.getClasses()) {
                    externalInterceptorsClasses.add(cls);
                }
            }
        }


        // Get the interceptors defined by the user on external classes
        Map<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>> externalMapClassInterceptors = new HashMap<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>>();
        externalMapClassInterceptors.putAll(getInterceptors(classAnnotationMetadata.getClassName(), classAnnotationMetadata,
                externalInterceptorsClasses));
        classAnnotationMetadata.setExternalUserInterceptors(externalMapClassInterceptors);




        // interceptor in the bean class ? (LifeCycle event interceptors are not in the bean
        // because they don't take an InvocationContext as parameter, this is the intercepted method
        List<String> internalInterceptorsClasses = new ArrayList<String>();


        if (classAnnotationMetadata.isAroundInvokeMethodMetadata()) {
            internalInterceptorsClasses.add(classAnnotationMetadata.getClassName());
        }
        // Get the interceptors defined by the user on the class
        Map<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>> internalMapClassInterceptors =
            new HashMap<InterceptorType, List<? extends IJClassInterceptor>>();
        internalMapClassInterceptors.putAll(getInterceptors(classAnnotationMetadata.getClassName(), classAnnotationMetadata,
                internalInterceptorsClasses));
        classAnnotationMetadata.setInternalUserInterceptors(internalMapClassInterceptors);


        // Now, analyze each interceptors found on methods.
        for (EasyBeansEjbJarMethodMetadata methodAnnotationMetaData
                : classAnnotationMetadata.getMethodMetadataCollection()) {


            // Set global interceptors for a given method (ie : Remove)
            Remove remove = methodAnnotationMetaData.getJRemove();
            if (remove != null) {
                List<JClassInterceptor> easyBeansMethodGlobalInterceptors = new ArrayList<JClassInterceptor>();
                String classType = null;
                // choose right interceptor class
                if (remove.retainIfException()) {
                    classType = Type.getInternalName(RemoveOnlyWithoutExceptionInterceptor.class);
                } else {
                    classType = Type.getInternalName(RemoveAlwaysInterceptor.class);
                }
                easyBeansMethodGlobalInterceptors.add(new JClassInterceptor(classType, EASYBEANS_INTERCEPTOR));


                // set list
                methodAnnotationMetaData.setGlobalEasyBeansInterceptors(easyBeansMethodGlobalInterceptors);
            }


            IJInterceptors methodAnnotationInterceptors = methodAnnotationMetaData.getAnnotationInterceptors();
            if (methodAnnotationInterceptors != null) {
                List<String> methodInterceptorsClasses = new ArrayList<String>();
                for (String cls : methodAnnotationInterceptors.getClasses()) {
                    methodInterceptorsClasses.add(cls);
                }
                Map<InterceptorType, List<IJClassInterceptor>> mapMethodInterceptors = getInterceptors(classAnnotationMetadata
                        .getClassName()
                        + "/Method " + methodAnnotationMetaData.getMethodName(), classAnnotationMetadata,

                    validateJMethod(method.getJMethod(), AROUND_INVOKE_DESCRIPTOR_EJB, AROUND_INVOKE_EXCEPTION, bean
                            .getClassName());
                }


                // Interceptors defined on the bean's methods
                IJInterceptors methodInterceptors = method.getAnnotationInterceptors();
                // Look in the interceptor class
                if (methodInterceptors != null) {
                    for (String className : methodInterceptors.getClasses()) {
                        analyzeInterceptorClass(ejbMetaData, bean.getLinkedClassMetadata(className));
                    }
                }
            }


            // Now, check interceptors outside the bean
            IJInterceptors methodInterceptors = bean.getAnnotationInterceptors();
            // Look in the interceptor class
            if (methodInterceptors != null) {
                for (String className : methodInterceptors.getClasses()) {
                    analyzeInterceptorClass(ejbMetaData, bean.getLinkedClassMetadata(className));
                }
            }


            // Analyze interfaces and check that there are no methods with

Examples of IJInterceptors

Examples of org.ow2.util.ee.metadata.common.api.struct.IJInterceptors

Examples of org.ow2.util.ee.metadata.common.api.struct.IJInterceptors