Examples of org.apache.cxf.aegis.type.AegisType

org.apache.cxf.aegis.type.AegisType
Aegis abstraction for a object. Types are responsible for reading and writing the contents of objects, but not, almost always, their own outermost XML element.

     * When reading the type is solely determined by the required arrayType soap attribute.
     */
    public AegisType getComponentType() {
        Class compType = getTypeClass().getComponentType();


        AegisType type;
        if (componentName == null) {
            type = getTypeMapping().getType(compType);
        } else {
            type = getTypeMapping().getType(componentName);

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     * Gets the QName of the root component type of this array.  This will be a non-array type such as
     * a simple xsd type.
     * @return the QName of the root component type of this array
     */
    protected QName getRootType() {
        AegisType componentType = getComponentType();
        if (componentType instanceof SoapArrayType) {
            SoapArrayType arrayType = (SoapArrayType) componentType;
            return arrayType.getRootType();
        }
        return componentType.getSchemaType();
    }

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            // Read attributes
            while (reader.hasMoreAttributeReaders()) {
                MessageReader childReader = reader.getNextAttributeReader();
                QName name = childReader.getName();


                AegisType type = inf.getType(name);


                if (type != null) {
                    Object writeObj = type.readObject(childReader, context);
                    writeProperty(name, target, writeObj, clazz, inf);
                }
            }


            // Read child elements
            while (reader.hasMoreElementReaders()) {
                MessageReader childReader = reader.getNextElementReader();
                QName name = childReader.getName();


                // Find the BeanTypeInfo that contains a property for the element name
                BeanTypeInfo propertyTypeInfo = getBeanTypeInfoWithProperty(name);


                // Get the AegisType for the property
                AegisType type = getElementType(name, propertyTypeInfo, childReader, context);


                if (type != null) {
                    if (!childReader.isXsiNil()) {
                        Object writeObj;
                        if (type.isFlatArray()) {
                            ArrayType aType = (ArrayType) type;
                            PropertyDescriptor desc = inf.getPropertyDescriptorFromMappedName(name);
                            boolean isList =  List.class.isAssignableFrom(desc.getPropertyType());
                            writeObj = aType.readObject(childReader, name, context, !isList);
                        } else {
                            writeObj = type.readObject(childReader, context);
                        }


                        writeProperty(name, target, writeObj, clazz, propertyTypeInfo);
                    } else {
                        if (!alwaysAllowNillables() && !propertyTypeInfo.isNillable(name)) {

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    }


    protected AegisType getElementType(QName name, BeanTypeInfo beanTypeInfo,
                                  MessageReader reader, Context context) {


        AegisType type = beanTypeInfo.getType(name);


        // AegisType can be overriden with a xsi:type attribute
        type = TypeUtil.getReadType(reader.getXMLStreamReader(), context.getGlobalContext(), type);
        return type;
    }

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        for (QName name : inf.getAttributes()) {


            Object value = readProperty(object, name);
            if (value != null) {
                AegisType type = getType(inf, name);


                if (type == null) {
                    throw new DatabindingException("Couldn't find type for " + value.getClass()
                                                   + " for property " + name);
                }


                MessageWriter cwriter = writer.getAttributeWriter(name);


                type.writeObject(value, cwriter, context);


                cwriter.close();
            }
        }


        if (inf.isExtension()) {
            AegisType t = getSuperType();
            if (t != null) {
                t.writeObject(object, writer, context);
            }
        }


        for (QName name : inf.getElements()) {


            if (inf.isExtension()
                && inf.getPropertyDescriptorFromMappedName(name).getReadMethod().getDeclaringClass() != inf
                    .getTypeClass()) {
                continue;
            }
            Object value = readProperty(object, name);


            AegisType defaultType = getType(inf, name);
            AegisType type = TypeUtil.getWriteType(context.getGlobalContext(), value, defaultType);


            // Write the value if it is not null.
            if (value != null) {
                if (type == null) {
                    throw new DatabindingException("Couldn't find type for " + value.getClass()

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        if (isFlat()) {
            // the reader does some really confusing things.
            XMLStreamReader xmlReader = reader.getXMLStreamReader();
            while (xmlReader.getName().equals(flatElementName)) {
                AegisType compType = TypeUtil.getReadType(reader.getXMLStreamReader(),
                                                     context.getGlobalContext(), getComponentType());
                // gosh, what about message readers of some other type?
                ElementReader thisItemReader = new ElementReader(xmlReader);
                collectOneItem(context, values, thisItemReader, compType);
            }
        } else {
            while (reader.hasMoreElementReaders()) {
                MessageReader creader = reader.getNextElementReader();
                AegisType compType = TypeUtil.getReadType(creader.getXMLStreamReader(),
                                                     context.getGlobalContext(), getComponentType());
                collectOneItem(context, values, creader, compType);
            }
        }

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        if (values instanceof Collection) {
            Collection c = (Collection)values;
            values = c.toArray();
        }


        AegisType type = getComponentType();
        if (type == null) {
            throw new DatabindingException("Couldn't find type for array.");
        }
        if (XmlSchemaConstants.ANY_TYPE_QNAME.equals(type.getSchemaType())) {
            forceXsiWrite = true;
        }


        String ns = null;
        if (type.isAbstract()) {
            ns = getSchemaType().getNamespaceURI();
        } else {
            ns = type.getSchemaType().getNamespaceURI();
        }


        /*
         * This is not the right name in the 'flat' case. In the flat case,
         * we need the element name that would have been attached
         * one level out.
         */
        String name;


        if (isFlat()) {
            name = flatElementName.getLocalPart();
            ns = flatElementName.getNamespaceURI(); // override the namespace.
        } else {
            name = type.getSchemaType().getLocalPart();
        }


        Class arrayType = type.getTypeClass();


        boolean oldXsiWrite = context.getGlobalContext().isWriteXsiTypes();
        try {
            if (forceXsiWrite) {
                context.getGlobalContext().setWriteXsiTypes(true);

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        complex.setName(getSchemaType().getLocalPart());


        XmlSchemaSequence seq = new XmlSchemaSequence();
        complex.setParticle(seq);


        AegisType componentType = getComponentType();
        XmlSchemaElement element = new XmlSchemaElement(root, false);
        element.setName(componentType.getSchemaType().getLocalPart());
        element.setSchemaTypeName(componentType.getSchemaType());


        seq.getItems().add(element);


        if (componentType.isNillable()) {
            element.setNillable(true);
        }


        element.setMinOccurs(getMinOccurs());
        element.setMaxOccurs(getMaxOccurs());

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     * @return
     */
    public AegisType getComponentType() {
        Class compType = getTypeClass().getComponentType();


        AegisType type;


        if (componentName == null) {
            type = getTypeMapping().getType(compType);
        } else {
            type = getTypeMapping().getType(componentName);

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            String explicitTypeName = DOMUtils.getAttributeValueEmptyNull(e, "type");
            if (explicitTypeName != null) {
                try {
                    Class<?> typeClass = 
                        ClassLoaderUtils.loadClass(explicitTypeName, XMLBeanTypeInfo.class);
                    AegisType customTypeObject = (AegisType) typeClass.newInstance();
                    mapType(mappedName, customTypeObject);
                    QName schemaType = mappedType;
                    if (schemaType == null) {
                        schemaType = getTypeMapping().getTypeQName(pd.getPropertyType());
                    }
                    customTypeObject.setTypeClass(typeClass);
                    customTypeObject.setSchemaType(schemaType);
                } catch (ClassNotFoundException e1) {
                    //
                } catch (InstantiationException e2) {
                    //
                } catch (IllegalAccessException e3) {

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