Examples of org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.java.context.ReflectiveInstanceWrapper

Package org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.java.context

Examples of org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.java.context.ReflectiveInstanceWrapper

org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.java.context.ReflectiveInstanceWrapper
@version $Rev: 568826 $ $Date: 2007-08-23 06:27:34 +0100 (Thu, 23 Aug 2007) $

        ClassLoader tccl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
        
        try {
            // The following call might create a new conversation, as a result, the msg.getConversationID() might 
            // return a new value
            ReflectiveInstanceWrapper wrapper = (ReflectiveInstanceWrapper) scopeContainer.getWrapper(contextId);
            
            // If there is a callback interface and the implementation is stateless, we need to
            // inject callbacks at invocation time. For Composite scope, this has already been done. 
            if (( interfaze.getCallbackInterface() != null )  && (scopeContainer.getScope().equals(Scope.STATELESS))){
              injectCallbacks(wrapper, (JavaInterface)interfaze.getCallbackInterface());
            }
            
            Object instance = wrapper.getInstance();


            // If the method couldn't be computed statically, or the instance being
            // invoked is a user-specified callback object that doesn't implement
            // the service interface from which the reflective method was obtained,
            // compute the method object dynamically for this invocation.

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        ClassLoader tccl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
        
        try {
            // The following call might create a new conversation, as a result, the msg.getConversationID() might 
            // return a new value
            ReflectiveInstanceWrapper wrapper = (ReflectiveInstanceWrapper) scopeContainer.getWrapper(contextId);
            
            // If there is a callback interface and the implementation is stateless, we need to
            // inject callbacks at invocation time. For Composite scope, this has already been done. 
            if (( interfaze.getCallbackInterface() != null )  && (scopeContainer.getScope().equals(Scope.STATELESS))){
              injectCallbacks(wrapper, (JavaInterface)interfaze.getCallbackInterface());
            }
            
            Object instance = wrapper.getInstance();


            // If the method couldn't be computed statically, or the instance being
            // invoked is a user-specified callback object that doesn't implement
            // the service interface from which the reflective method was obtained,
            // compute the method object dynamically for this invocation.

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        boolean swapTCCL = (msg.getHeaders().get(Constants.SUPPRESS_TCCL_SWAP) == null);
        
        try {
            // The following call might create a new conversation, as a result, the msg.getConversationID() might 
            // return a new value
            ReflectiveInstanceWrapper wrapper = (ReflectiveInstanceWrapper) scopeContainer.getWrapper(contextId);
            
            // If there is a callback interface and the implementation is stateless, we need to
            // inject callbacks at invocation time. For Composite scope, this has already been done. 
            if (( interfaze.getCallbackInterface() != null )  && (scopeContainer.getScope().equals(Scope.STATELESS))){
                // TUSCANY-4000 - injectCallbacks needs the Java callback interface so get it 
                //                from the component type just in case the user has specified a
                //                WSDL interface and hence interfaze is WSDL
              injectCallbacks(wrapper, (JavaInterface)service.getService().getInterfaceContract().getCallbackInterface());
            }
            
            final Object instance = wrapper.getInstance();


            // If the method couldn't be computed statically, or the instance being
            // invoked is a user-specified callback object that doesn't implement
            // the service interface from which the reflective method was obtained,
            // compute the method object dynamically for this invocation.

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        ClassLoader tccl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
        
        try {
            // The following call might create a new conversation, as a result, the msg.getConversationID() might 
            // return a new value
            ReflectiveInstanceWrapper wrapper = (ReflectiveInstanceWrapper) scopeContainer.getWrapper(contextId);
            
            // If there is a callback interface and the implementation is stateless, we need to
            // inject callbacks at invocation time. For Composite scope, this has already been done. 
            if (( interfaze.getCallbackInterface() != null )  && (scopeContainer.getScope().equals(Scope.STATELESS))){
              injectCallbacks(wrapper, (JavaInterface)interfaze.getCallbackInterface());
            }
            
            Object instance = wrapper.getInstance();


            // If the method couldn't be computed statically, or the instance being
            // invoked is a user-specified callback object that doesn't implement
            // the service interface from which the reflective method was obtained,
            // compute the method object dynamically for this invocation.

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        boolean swapTCCL = (msg.getHeaders().get(Constants.SUPPRESS_TCCL_SWAP) == null);
        
        try {
            // The following call might create a new conversation, as a result, the msg.getConversationID() might 
            // return a new value
            ReflectiveInstanceWrapper wrapper = (ReflectiveInstanceWrapper) scopeContainer.getWrapper(contextId);
            
            // If there is a callback interface and the implementation is stateless, we need to
            // inject callbacks at invocation time. For Composite scope, this has already been done. 
            if (( interfaze.getCallbackInterface() != null )  && (scopeContainer.getScope().equals(Scope.STATELESS))){
                // TUSCANY-4000 - injectCallbacks needs the Java callback interface so get it 
                //                from the component type just in case the user has specified a
                //                WSDL interface and hence interfaze is WSDL
              injectCallbacks(wrapper, (JavaInterface)service.getService().getInterfaceContract().getCallbackInterface());
            }
            
            final Object instance = wrapper.getInstance();


            // If the method couldn't be computed statically, or the instance being
            // invoked is a user-specified callback object that doesn't implement
            // the service interface from which the reflective method was obtained,
            // compute the method object dynamically for this invocation.

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