Examples of ManagedConnectionFactory

Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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public class PasswordCredentialLoginModuleWrapper extends LoginModuleGBean {
    public static final String MANAGED_CONNECTION_FACTORY_OPTION = "geronimo.managedconnectionfactory.option";

    public void setManagedConnectionFactoryWrapper(ManagedConnectionFactoryWrapper managedConnectionFactoryWrapper) {
        ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = managedConnectionFactoryWrapper.$getManagedConnectionFactory();
        Properties options = getOptions();
        options.put(MANAGED_CONNECTION_FACTORY_OPTION, managedConnectionFactory);
    }
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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    protected void internalGetConnection(ConnectionInfo connectionInfo) throws ResourceException {
        synchronized (pool) {
            try {
                if (!pool.isEmpty()) {
                    ManagedConnectionInfo mci = connectionInfo.getManagedConnectionInfo();
                    ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = mci.getManagedConnectionFactory();
                    ManagedConnection matchedMC =
                            managedConnectionFactory
                            .matchManagedConnections(pool.keySet(),
                                    mci.getSubject(),
                                    mci.getConnectionRequestInfo());
                    if (matchedMC != null) {
                        connectionInfo.setManagedConnectionInfo((ManagedConnectionInfo) pool.get(matchedMC));
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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            Map<String, Object> unset = serviceRecipe.getUnsetProperties();
            unset.remove("threadPoolSize");
            logUnusedProperties(unset, serviceInfo);
        } else if (service instanceof ManagedConnectionFactory) {
            ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = (ManagedConnectionFactory) service;

            // connection manager is constructed via a recipe so we automatically expose all cmf properties
            ObjectRecipe connectionManagerRecipe = new ObjectRecipe(GeronimoConnectionManagerFactory.class, "create");
            connectionManagerRecipe.allow(Option.CASE_INSENSITIVE_PROPERTIES);
            connectionManagerRecipe.allow(Option.IGNORE_MISSING_PROPERTIES);
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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            Map<String, Object> unset = serviceRecipe.getUnsetProperties();
            unset.remove("threadPoolSize");
            logUnusedProperties(unset, serviceInfo);
        } else if (service instanceof ManagedConnectionFactory) {
            ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = (ManagedConnectionFactory) service;

            // connection manager is constructed via a recipe so we automatically expose all cmf properties
            ObjectRecipe connectionManagerRecipe = new ObjectRecipe(GeronimoConnectionManagerFactory.class, "create");
            connectionManagerRecipe.allow(Option.CASE_INSENSITIVE_PROPERTIES);
            connectionManagerRecipe.allow(Option.IGNORE_MISSING_PROPERTIES);
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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public class PasswordCredentialLoginModuleWrapper extends LoginModuleGBean {
    public static final String MANAGED_CONNECTION_FACTORY_OPTION = "geronimo.managedconnectionfactory.option";

    public PasswordCredentialLoginModuleWrapper(String loginModuleClass, String objectName, boolean serverSide, boolean wrapPrincipals, ManagedConnectionFactoryWrapper managedConnectionFactoryWrapper, ClassLoader classLoader) {
        super(loginModuleClass, objectName, serverSide, wrapPrincipals, classLoader);
        ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = managedConnectionFactoryWrapper.$getManagedConnectionFactory();
        Properties options = getOptions();
        options.put(MANAGED_CONNECTION_FACTORY_OPTION, managedConnectionFactory);
    }
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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                throw new ResourceException("ManagedConnection pool has been destroyed");
            }
            try {
                if (!pool.isEmpty()) {
                    ManagedConnectionInfo mci = connectionInfo.getManagedConnectionInfo();
                    ManagedConnectionFactory managedConnectionFactory = mci.getManagedConnectionFactory();
                    ManagedConnection matchedMC =
                            managedConnectionFactory
                            .matchManagedConnections(pool.keySet(),
                                    mci.getSubject(),
                                    mci.getConnectionRequestInfo());
                    if (matchedMC != null) {
                        connectionInfo.setManagedConnectionInfo((ManagedConnectionInfo) pool.get(matchedMC));
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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      ManagedConnection mcClz = null;
      try
      {
         out.print("  " + tip + ": ");
         Class<?> mcfClz = Class.forName(classname, true, cl);
         ManagedConnectionFactory mcf = (ManagedConnectionFactory)mcfClz.newInstance();
        
         Injection injector = new Injection();
         for (ConfigProperty cp : listConfProp)
         {
            if (!XsdString.isNull(cp.getConfigPropertyValue()))
            {
               injector.inject(mcf, cp.getConfigPropertyName().getValue(),
                  cp.getConfigPropertyValue().getValue(), cp.getConfigPropertyType().getValue());
            }
         }
        
         mcClz = mcf.createManagedConnection(null, null);

         if (hasInterface(mcClz.getClass(), "javax.resource.spi." + mcClassName))
         {
            out.println("Yes");
         }
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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         Object obj = connections.next();

         if (obj instanceof HornetQRAManagedConnection)
         {
            HornetQRAManagedConnection mc = (HornetQRAManagedConnection)obj;
            ManagedConnectionFactory mcf = mc.getManagedConnectionFactory();

            if ((mc.getUserName() == null || mc.getUserName() != null && mc.getUserName()
                                                                           .equals(credential.getUserName())) && mcf.equals(this))
            {
               if (cri.equals(mc.getCRI()))
               {
                  if (HornetQRAManagedConnectionFactory.trace)
                  {
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Examples of javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnectionFactory

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   public boolean testConnection()
   {
      try
      {
         ConnectionManager cm = (ConnectionManager)getConnectionListenerFactory();
         ManagedConnectionFactory mcf = getManagedConnectionFactory();
      
         Subject subject = createSubject(cm.getSubjectFactory(), cm.getSecurityDomain(), mcf);
 
         if (subject != null)
            return internalTestConnection(subject);
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         subject = subjectFactory.createSubject(securityDomain);

         Set<PasswordCredential> credentials = subject.getPrivateCredentials(PasswordCredential.class);
         if (credentials.size() > 0)
         {
            ManagedConnectionFactory pcMcf = getManagedConnectionFactory();
            for (PasswordCredential pc : credentials)
            {
               pc.setManagedConnectionFactory(pcMcf);
            }
         }
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