Examples of org.mule.DefaultMuleEvent

org.mule.DefaultMuleEvent
DefaultMuleEvent represents any data event occurring in the Mule environment. All data sent or received within the Mule environment will be passed between components as an MuleEvent.
The MuleEvent holds some data and provides helper methods for obtaining the data in a format that the receiving Mule component understands. The event can also maintain any number of properties that can be set and retrieved by Mule components.


            EndpointBuilder builder = new EndpointURIEndpointBuilder(RequestContext.getEvent().getEndpoint());
            // TODO - is this correct? it stops any other transformer from being set
            builder.setTransformers(new LinkedList());
            InboundEndpoint ep = muleContext.getEndpointFactory().getInboundEndpoint(builder);
            MuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(action.getMessage(), ep, context.getSession());
            event = RequestContext.setEvent(event);


            if (context.getExchangePattern().hasResponse())
            {
                MuleEvent resultEvent = ((MessageProcessor) flowConstruct).process(event);

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        {
            throw new ServiceException(CoreMessages.objectNotRegistered("Service", componentName));
        }
        MuleSession session = new DefaultMuleSession(service, muleContext);
        InboundEndpoint endpoint = getDefaultClientEndpoint(service, message.getPayload(), false);
        MuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(message, endpoint, session);


        if (logger.isDebugEnabled())
        {
            logger.debug("MuleClient dispatching event direct to: " + componentName + ". MuleEvent is: " + event);
        }

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        if (user != null)
        {
            message.setOutboundProperty(MuleProperties.MULE_USER_PROPERTY, MuleCredentials.createHeader(user.getUsername(), user.getPassword()));
        }
        return new DefaultMuleEvent(message, exchangePattern, session);
    }

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        }
        
        protected HttpResponse doOtherValid(RequestLine requestLine, String method) throws MuleException
        {
            MuleMessage message = createMuleMessage(null);
            MuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(message, (InboundEndpoint) endpoint, new DefaultMuleSession(connector.getMuleContext()));
            OptimizedRequestContext.unsafeSetEvent(event);
            HttpResponse response = new HttpResponse();
            response.setStatusLine(requestLine.getHttpVersion(), HttpConstants.SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED);
            response.setBody(HttpMessages.methodNotAllowed(method).toString() + HttpConstants.CRLF);
            return transformResponse(response, event);

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        }


        protected HttpResponse doBad(RequestLine requestLine) throws MuleException
        {
            MuleMessage message = createMuleMessage(null);
            MuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(message, (InboundEndpoint) endpoint, new DefaultMuleSession(connector.getMuleContext()));
            OptimizedRequestContext.unsafeSetEvent(event);
            HttpResponse response = new HttpResponse();
            response.setStatusLine(requestLine.getHttpVersion(), HttpConstants.SC_BAD_REQUEST);
            response.setBody(HttpMessages.malformedSyntax().toString() + HttpConstants.CRLF);
            return transformResponse(response, event);

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                    String expectHeaderValue = expectHeader.getValue();
                    if (HttpConstants.HEADER_EXPECT_CONTINUE_REQUEST_VALUE.equals(expectHeaderValue))
                    {
                        HttpResponse expected = new HttpResponse();
                        expected.setStatusLine(requestLine.getHttpVersion(), HttpConstants.SC_CONTINUE);
                        final DefaultMuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(new DefaultMuleMessage(expected,
                            connector.getMuleContext()), (InboundEndpoint) endpoint, new DefaultMuleSession(flowConstruct,
                            connector.getMuleContext()));
                        RequestContext.setEvent(event);
                        conn.writeResponse(transformResponse(expected, event));
                    }

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        protected HttpResponse buildFailureResponse(HttpVersion version, int statusCode, String description) throws MuleException
        {
            HttpResponse response = new HttpResponse();
            response.setStatusLine(version, statusCode);
            response.setBody(description);
            DefaultMuleEvent event = new DefaultMuleEvent(new DefaultMuleMessage(response, connector.getMuleContext()), (InboundEndpoint) endpoint,
                new DefaultMuleSession(flowConstruct, connector.getMuleContext()));
            RequestContext.setEvent(event);
            // The DefaultResponseTransformer will set the necessary headers
            return transformResponse(response, event);
        }

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                    if (intermediaryResult == null || intermediaryResult.getPayload() == NullPayload.getInstance())
                    {
                        // if there was an error in the first link of the chain, make sure we propagate back
                        // any exception payloads alongside the NullPayload
                        resultToReturn = intermediaryResult == null ? null : new DefaultMuleEvent(intermediaryResult, event);
                        logger.warn("Chaining router cannot process any further targets. "
                                    + "There was no result returned from endpoint invocation: " + endpoint);
                        break;
                    }
                }

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    }


    protected MuleEvent createMuleEvent(MuleMessage message, OutboundEndpoint endpoint) throws EndpointException
    {
        DefaultMuleSession session = new DefaultMuleSession(new MuleClientFlowConstruct(muleContext), muleContext);
        return new DefaultMuleEvent(message, endpoint.getExchangePattern(), session);
    }

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        // The AbstractJMSTransformer will only apply JMS properties to the
        // underlying message when a "current event" is available, so we need to set
        // one.
        assertNotNull("The test hasn't been configured properly, no muleContext available", muleContext);
        RequestContext.setEvent(new DefaultMuleEvent(msg, MuleTestUtils.getTestEvent("previous", muleContext)));


        // The transformer we are going to use is ObjectToJMSMessage, which will
        // return the same (but mockingly modified!) JMS message that is used as
        // input.
        ObjectToJMSMessage transformer = createObject(ObjectToJMSMessage.class);

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