Examples of Invocable

javax.script.Invocable

Represents script engines that can invoke a previously executed method.

org.apache.tuscany.sca.runtime.Invocable

The abstraction of an invocable model that contains invocation chains @tuscany.spi.extension.asclient

org.glassfish.jersey.server.model.Invocable

A common interface for invocable resource components. This includes resource methods, sub-resource methods and sub-resource locators bound to a concrete handler class and a Java method (either directly or indirectly) declared & implemented by the handler class.

Invocable component information is used at runtime by a Java method dispatcher when processing requests.

Class defines two kinds of {@link Method java methods}: {@link #getDefinitionMethod() definition method} and{@link #getHandlingMethod() handling method}. Definition method is the java {@code Method} that is definedby the user to be executed. This can be java {@code Method} of the class but also method of the interface. If it is themethod of the interface (method handler class is the {@code class} but method itself is fromthe {@code interface}) then the definition method is the method from the inherited {@code class}. In other words, the handling method is the concrete method but definition method can be its parent abstract definition. However, in most cases these methods are the same.

@author Marek Potociar (marek.potociar at oracle.com) @see ResourceMethod @see ResourceMethodDispatcher

zz.jinterp.JClass.Invocable


        return false;
    }


    private boolean isReadable(final RequestSpecificConsumesProducesAcceptor candidate) {
        final Invocable invocable = candidate.methodAcceptorPair.model.getInvocable();
        final Method handlingMethod = invocable.getHandlingMethod();
        final Parameter entityParam = getEntityParam(invocable);


        if (entityParam == null) {
            return true;
        } else {

    return false;
  }


  public static void addDefaultCtor(JClass aTarget)
  {
    aTarget.putBehavior("<init>", "()V", 0, new Invocable()
    {
      @Override
      public JObject invoke(JFrame aParentFrame, JObject aTarget, JObject... aArgs)
      {
        return JPrimitive.VOID;

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