Examples of org.apache.muse.ws.notification.Filter

org.apache.muse.ws.notification.Filter
Filter is a data structure used by the WS-Notification Subscribe operation to allow clients to control how many and what type of messages they receive from a resource. Instances of this type will be used by a resource's WS-N implementation to determine if a message that has been published should be sent to a given subscriber.

WS-N v1.3 defines three filter types: message, topic, and properties. Each is represented in Muse's default implementation of WS-N. @author Dan Jemiolo (danj)

        Element root = XmlUtils.createElement(doc, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIBE_QNAME);
        
        EndpointReference sub = getWsResource().getEndpointReference();
        EndpointReference consumer = getConsumerReference();
        EndpointReference producer = getProducerReference();
        Filter filter = getFilter();
        
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIPTION_EPR_QNAME, sub);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.CONSUMER_QNAME, consumer);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.PRODUCER_QNAME, producer);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME, filter);

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        Element producerEprXML = XmlUtils.getElement(resourceXML, WsnConstants.PRODUCER_QNAME);
        EndpointReference producerEPR = new EndpointReference(producerEprXML);
        
        Element filterXML = XmlUtils.getElement(resourceXML, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME);
        Filter filter = FilterFactory.getInstance().newInstance(filterXML, null);
        
        //
        // find the subscription resource, use the SubscriptionManager capability 
        // to set property values
        //

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        }
        
        EndpointReference epr = pullPoint.getEndpointReference();
        
        PullPoint pullPointCap = (PullPoint)pullPoint.getCapability(WsnConstants.PULL_POINT_URI);
        Filter filter = pullPointCap.getFilter();
        
        //
        // create subscription that will send messages to the pullpoint
        //
        NotificationProducer wsn = (NotificationProducer)getResource().getCapability(WsnConstants.PRODUCER_URI);

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        Element root = XmlUtils.createElement(doc, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIBE_QNAME);
        
        EndpointReference consumer = getConsumerReference();
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.CONSUMER_QNAME, consumer);
        
        Filter filter = getFilter();
        
        if (filter != null)
            XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME, filter);
        
        Date termination = getTerminationTime();

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        Element root = XmlUtils.createElement(doc, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIBE_QNAME);
        
        EndpointReference sub = getWsResource().getEndpointReference();
        EndpointReference consumer = getConsumerReference();
        EndpointReference producer = getProducerReference();
        Filter filter = getFilter();
        
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIPTION_EPR_QNAME, sub);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.CONSUMER_QNAME, consumer);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.PRODUCER_QNAME, producer);
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME, filter);

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        Element root = XmlUtils.createElement(doc, WsnConstants.SUBSCRIBE_QNAME);
        
        EndpointReference consumer = getConsumerReference();
        XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.CONSUMER_QNAME, consumer);
        
        Filter filter = getFilter();
        
        if (filter != null)
            XmlUtils.setElement(root, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME, filter);
        
        Date termination = getTerminationTime();

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        for (int n = 0; n < children.length; ++n)
        {
            QName name = XmlUtils.getElementQName(children[n]);
            String dialect = children[n].getAttribute(WsnConstants.DIALECT);
            Filter filter = null;


            //
            // iterate over all the handlers to see which one can handle our XML
            //
            Iterator i = _handlers.iterator();

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    {
        Iterator i = getFilters().iterator();
        
        while (i.hasNext())
        {
            Filter next = (Filter)i.next();
            
            //
            // only one filter has to fail for the whole thing to fail
            //
            if (!next.accepts(message))
                return false;
        }
        
        return true;
    }

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        Iterator i = getFilters().iterator();
        
        while (i.hasNext())
        {
            Filter next = (Filter)i.next();
            Element nextXML = next.toXML(doc);
            
            //
            // we have to 'move' instead of 'appendChild' because the other 
            // Filter types already add a <Filter/> element as part of their 
            // toXML() implementations, and we can't change this for reasons

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        Element producerEprXML = XmlUtils.getElement(resourceXML, WsnConstants.PRODUCER_QNAME);
        EndpointReference producerEPR = new EndpointReference(producerEprXML);
        
        Element filterXML = XmlUtils.getElement(resourceXML, WsnConstants.FILTER_QNAME);
        Filter filter = FilterFactory.getInstance().newInstance(filterXML);
        
        //
        // find the subscription resource, use the SubscriptionManager capability 
        // to set property values
        //

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