Examples of JavaServiceContract

org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract
Represents a Java service contract.
org.apache.tuscany.spi.idl.java.JavaServiceContract
Represents a service contract specified using a Java interface @version $Rev: 437540 $ $Date: 2006-08-27 22:39:00 -0700 (Sun, 27 Aug 2006) $

Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

    public Reference createReference(String name, Class<?> service) {
        return createReference(name,service,Multiplicity.ZERO_ONE);
    }
    
    public Reference createReference(String name, Class<?> service, Multiplicity multiplicity){
        JavaServiceContract refContract = createJavaServiceContract();
        refContract.setInterface(service);
        Reference reference = createReference();
        reference.setName(name);
        reference.setServiceContract(refContract);
        reference.setMultiplicity(multiplicity);
        return reference;

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        component.getConfiguredReferences().add(cRef);
        component.initialize(assemblyContext);
        module.getComponents().add(component);


        EntryPoint ep = factory.createEntryPoint();
        JavaServiceContract contract = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        contract.setInterface(ModuleScopeSystemComponent.class);
        service = factory.createService();
        service.setServiceContract(contract);
        ConfiguredService cService = factory.createConfiguredService();
        cService.setPort(service);
        cService.initialize(assemblyContext);

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        return new CompositeContextImpl("test.parent", null, new DefaultScopeStrategy(), new EventContextImpl(),
                new MockConfigContext(null));
    }


    private <T> Component createSystemComponentWithNoScope(String name, Class<T> service, Class<? extends T> impl) {
        JavaServiceContract jsc = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        jsc.setInterface(service);
        Service s = factory.createService();
        s.setServiceContract(jsc);


        ComponentType componentType = factory.createComponentType();
        componentType.getServices().add(s);

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        JavaImplementation impl = factory.createJavaImplementation();
        impl.setComponentType(getIntrospector().introspect(type));
        impl.setImplementationClass(type);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        Service s = factory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        ji.setInterface(type);
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ji.setScope(scope);
        impl.getComponentType().getServices().add(s);
        sc.setName(name);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        return sc;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        JavaImplementation impl = factory.createJavaImplementation();
        impl.setComponentType(factory.createComponentType());
        impl.setImplementationClass(type);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        Service s = factory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        ji.setInterface(service);
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ji.setScope(scope);
        impl.getComponentType().getServices().add(s);
        sc.setName(name);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        return sc;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        Module impl = systemFactory.createModule();
        impl.setName(name);
        //impl.setImplementationClass(CompositeContextImpl.class);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        Service s = systemFactory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = systemFactory.createJavaServiceContract();
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ji.setScope(Scope.AGGREGATE);
        //impl.setComponentType(systemFactory.createComponentType());
        impl.setImplementationClass(CompositeContextImpl.class);
        impl.setComponentType(getCompositeComponentType());
        impl.getComponentType().getServices().add(s);
        sc.setName(name);

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

        Module impl = systemFactory.createSystemModule();
        impl.setName(name);
        //impl.setImplementationClass(SystemCompositeContextImpl.class);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);
        Service s = systemFactory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = systemFactory.createJavaServiceContract();
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ji.setScope(Scope.AGGREGATE);
        impl.setComponentType(getComponentType());
        //impl.setComponentType(systemFactory.createComponentType());
        impl.getComponentType().getServices().add(s);
        sc.setName(name);
        sc.setImplementation(impl);

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

     */
    public static ExternalService createFooBindingExternalService(String name, Class interfaz) {
        ExternalService es = factory.createExternalService();
        es.setName(name);
        Service s = factory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        ji.setScope(Scope.MODULE);
        ji.setInterface(interfaz);
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ConfiguredService configuredService = factory.createConfiguredService();
        es.setConfiguredService(configuredService);


        FooBinding binding = new FooBinding();

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

     */
    public static EntryPoint createFooBindingEntryPoint(String name, Class interfaz) {
        EntryPoint ep = factory.createEntryPoint();
        ep.setName(name);
        Service s = factory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract ji = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        ji.setScope(Scope.MODULE);
        ji.setInterface(interfaz);
        s.setServiceContract(ji);
        ConfiguredService configuredService = factory.createConfiguredService();
        configuredService.setPort(s);
        ep.setConfiguredService(configuredService);
        FooBinding binding = new FooBinding();

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Examples of org.apache.tuscany.model.types.java.JavaServiceContract

    public static Module createModule(Scope sourceScope, Scope targetScope) throws ConfigurationLoadException {
        Component sourceComponent = createNonIntrospectedComponent("source", ModuleScopeComponent.class, ModuleScopeComponentImpl.class, sourceScope);
        Component targetComponent = createNonIntrospectedComponent("target", ModuleScopeComponent.class, ModuleScopeComponentImpl.class, targetScope);


        Service targetService = factory.createService();
        JavaServiceContract targetContract = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        targetContract.setInterface(GenericComponent.class);
        targetService.setServiceContract(targetContract);
        targetService.setName("GenericComponent");
        targetContract.setScope(targetScope);
        ConfiguredService cTargetService = factory.createConfiguredService();
        cTargetService.setPort(targetService);
        cTargetService.initialize(assemblyContext);
        targetComponent.getConfiguredServices().add(cTargetService);
        targetComponent.initialize(assemblyContext);


        Reference ref = factory.createReference();
        ref.setName("setGenericComponent");
        JavaServiceContract inter = factory.createJavaServiceContract();
        inter.setInterface(GenericComponent.class);
        ref.setServiceContract(inter);
        sourceComponent.getImplementation().getComponentType().getReferences().add(ref);


        ConfiguredReference cref = factory.createConfiguredReference("setGenericComponent", "target");
        cref.initialize(assemblyContext);

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