Examples of LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation

org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation
LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation An {@link Invocation} which is aware of the bean context.The {@link LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation} is used forcreating an AOP invocation for lifecycle callback methods defined either on the bean class or on the interceptor classes associated with the bean. The end target of the {@link LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation}, is always a bean instance. But the target (bean instance) is *never* invoked at the end of the interceptor chain. This is because the lifecycle method(s) may or may not be present on the bean class. If there are any lifecycle methods present on the bean class, then its the responsibility of the code using this {@link LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation} to createan appropriate AOP interceptor (ex: {@link LifecycleCallbackBeanMethodInterceptor}and making it available in the interceptor chain that is passed to the constructor of this class @see LifecycleCallbackBeanMethodInterceptor @see LifecycleCallbackInterceptorMethodInterceptor @author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $

Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation

      // normally we would invoke through the BeanContainer, however we want a different stack and
      // we want to be able to use tx2 interceptors.
      try
      {
         Interceptor interceptors[] = this.getLifecycleInterceptors(callbackAnnotationClass);
         LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation invocation = new SingletonLifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation((LegacySingletonBeanContext) beanContext, interceptors);
         invocation.setAdvisor(this.getAdvisor());
         invocation.invokeNext();
      }
      catch (Throwable t)
      {
         throw new RuntimeException(t);
      }

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation

      // normally we would invoke through the BeanContainer, however we want a different stack and
      // we want to be able to use tx2 interceptors.
      try
      {
         Interceptor interceptors[] = this.getLifecycleInterceptors(callbackAnnotationClass);
         LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation invocation = new SingletonLifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation((LegacySingletonBeanContext) beanContext, interceptors);
         invocation.setAdvisor(this.getAdvisor());
         invocation.invokeNext();
      }
      catch (Throwable t)
      {
         throw new RuntimeException(t);
      }

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation

      interceptors[1] = secondInterceptor;


      DummyBeanContext<Object> dummyBeanContext = new DummyBeanContext<Object>();
      dummyBeanContext.setBeanInstance(new Object());
      // Create an invocation with the beancontext and the interceptors
      LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation invocation = new LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation(dummyBeanContext,
            interceptors);
      // invoke
      Object result = invocation.invokeNext();


      // now check the number of interceptors invoked and their order
      assertNull(LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation.class.getName() + " invocation returned a non-null result",
            result);
      List<Interceptor> invokedInterceptors = InterceptorInvocationOrderTracker.getInstance().getInvokedInterceptors();

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation

   {
      DummyBeanContext<Object> dummyBeanContext = new DummyBeanContext<Object>();
      Object beanInstance = new Object();
      dummyBeanContext.setBeanInstance(beanInstance);
      // Create a invocation out of the beancontext
      LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation invocation = new LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation(dummyBeanContext,
            new Interceptor[0]);
      // now ensure that the target is the same as the bean instance (obtained through beancontext)
      assertEquals("Unexpected target object in LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation", beanInstance, invocation
            .getTargetObject());


   }

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.interceptors.container.LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation


      // check if the invocation is capable of return the bean context
      // and ultimately the interceptor instance
      if (invocation instanceof LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation)
      {
         LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation lifecycleMethodInvocation = (LifecycleMethodInterceptorsInvocation) invocation;
         BeanContext<?> beanContext = lifecycleMethodInvocation.getBeanContext();
         return beanContext.getInterceptor(this.lifecycleInterceptorClass);
      }
      throw new IllegalStateException("Interceptor instance unavailable for invocation " + invocation);
   }

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