Examples of org.apache.muse.core.serializer.SerializerRegistry

org.apache.muse.core.serializer.SerializerRegistry
SerializerRegistry is a singleton component that keeps track of what Java types have {@linkplain Serializer Muse Serializers} for use by SOAP handlers and user code. The class will automatically register all of Muse's built-in serializers for basic types when it is instantiated; the Muse core engine will also register user-defined serializers when it finds them in the deployment descriptor. Although the deployment descriptor is the preferred way of adding a serializer to the registry, there is nothing preventing a user from doing so programmtically using the registerSerializer() method. @author Dan Jemiolo (danj)

    public static Element[] convertToElements(Object[] properties, 
                                              Class type, 
                                              QName qname)
        throws SoapFault
    {
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(type);        
        Element[] xml = new Element[properties.length];
        
        for (int n = 0; n < properties.length; ++n)
            xml[n] = ser.toXML(properties[n], qname);

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     *
     */
    public static Object convertToObjects(Element[] properties, Class type)
        throws BaseFault
    {
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer deser = registry.getSerializer(type);
        
        Object objects = Array.newInstance(type, properties.length);
        
        try
        {

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        throws SoapFault
    {
        if (theClass == null || theClass == Void.TYPE)
            return null;
        
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer deser = registry.getSerializer(theClass);
        return deser.fromXML(xml);
    }

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        if (obj == null)
        return XmlUtils.createElement(qname);
      
        Class theClass = obj.getClass();
        
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(theClass);
        
        Element xml = ser.toXML(obj, qname);
        
        //
        // HACK: Workaround to reuse serializers intended for MessageHandlers

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                method.getName(), new Integer(parameters.length), new Integer(elements.length)        
            };
            throw new SoapFault(_MESSAGES.get("IncorrectParams", filler));
        }


        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        
        //
        // general case: apply appropriate serializer to each child element
        //
        for (int i = 0; i < elements.length; ++i)
        {
            Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(parameters[i]);
            objects[i] = ser.fromXML(elements[i]);
        }
        
        return objects;
    }

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        //
        // for all non-void methods, we need to find the serializer 
        // for the return type, then determine if it's an array and 
        // deal with it accordingly
        //
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(returnType);
        
        QName returnValueName = getReturnValueName();
        QName responseBodyName = getResponseName();
        boolean isComplex = true;

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            // put all custom serializers in the serializer registry
            //
            Collection serializerDefinitions = dd.getSerializerDefinitions();
            Iterator i = serializerDefinitions.iterator();
            
            SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
            
            while (i.hasNext())
            {
                SerializerDefinition next = (SerializerDefinition)i.next();
                
                Serializer ser = next.create();
                Class type = ser.getSerializableType();
                
                Class arrayType = ReflectUtils.getArrayClassFromClass(type);
                Serializer arraySer = new ArraySerializer(arrayType, ser);
                
                registry.registerSerializer(type, ser);
                registry.registerSerializer(arrayType, arraySer);
            }
            
            //
            // create the router, which will instantiate resources that 
            // are specified in the deployment descriptor (using the

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            type = value.getClass();
        }
        
        Element[] properties = new Element[values.length];
        
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(type);
        
        for (int n = 0; n < values.length; ++n)
            properties[n] = serializeValue(ser, values[n], name);
        
        return properties;

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        Object[] params = new Object[1];
        
        //
        // convert all values into POJOs before calling the setXXX method
        //
        SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
        
        if (isArray)
        {
            Class theClass = ReflectUtils.getClassFromArrayClass(paramTypes[0]);
            Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(theClass);
            
            params[0] = Array.newInstance(theClass, values.length);
            
            for (int n = 0; n < values.length; ++n)
                Array.set(params[0], n, deserializeValue(ser, values[n]));
        }
        
        else
        {
            Serializer ser = registry.getSerializer(paramTypes[0]);
            params[0] = deserializeValue(ser, values[0]);
        }
        
        invokeMethod(method, params);
    }

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      // put all custom serializers in the serializer registry
      //
      Collection serializerDefinitions = dd.getSerializerDefinitions();
      Iterator i = serializerDefinitions.iterator();


      SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();


      while (i.hasNext()) {
        SerializerDefinition next = (SerializerDefinition) i.next();


        Serializer ser = next.create();
        Class type = ser.getSerializableType();


        Class arrayType = ReflectUtils.getArrayClassFromClass(type);
        Serializer arraySer = new ArraySerializer(arrayType, ser);


        registry.registerSerializer(type, ser);
        registry.registerSerializer(arrayType, arraySer);
      }


      //
      // check for any specified router - this may be used
      // as a delegate when trying to resolve a reference

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