Examples of ProxyContext

flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext
@exclude Store all the information needed for a proxy request. @author Brian Deitte @author Peter Farland
org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext
@author Juha Lindfors. @version $Revision: 1.1 $

Examples of flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public Object invoke(Message msg)
    {
        HTTPMessage message = (HTTPMessage) msg;


        ProxyContext context = new ProxyContext();


        // SOAPMessages should be sent through the SOAPProxyAdapter, but
        // the default destination may be just to the HTTPProxyAdapter.
        // We'll update the context just in case....
        if (message instanceof SOAPMessage)
            context.setSoapRequest(true);
        else
            context.setSoapRequest(false);


        setupContext(context, message);


        try
        {
            filterChain.invoke(context);


            //TODO: Do we want a return type that encapsulates the response data?


            // OUTPUT
            AcknowledgeMessage ack = new AcknowledgeMessage();
            ack.setBody(context.getResponse());
            ack.setHeader(Message.STATUS_CODE_HEADER, context.getStatusCode());


            if (context.getRecordHeaders())
            {
                ack.setHeader(REQUEST_HEADERS, context.getRequestHeaders());
                ack.setHeader(RESPONSE_HEADERS, context.getResponseHeaders());
            }


            return ack;
        }
        catch (MessageException ex)

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Examples of flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public Object invoke(Message msg)
    {
        HTTPMessage message = (HTTPMessage) msg;


        ProxyContext context = new ProxyContext();


        // SOAPMessages should be sent through the SOAPProxyAdapter, but
        // the default destination may be just to the HTTPProxyAdapter.
        // We'll update the context just in case....
        if (message instanceof SOAPMessage)
            context.setSoapRequest(true);
        else
            context.setSoapRequest(false);


        setupContext(context, message);


        try
        {
            filterChain.invoke(context);


            //TODO: Do we want a return type that encapsulates the response data?


            // OUTPUT
            Object response = context.getResponse();


            if (context.getRecordHeaders())
            {
                AcknowledgeMessage ack = new AcknowledgeMessage();
                ack.setBody(response);
                ack.setHeader(REQUEST_HEADERS, context.getRequestHeaders());
                ack.setHeader(RESPONSE_HEADERS, context.getResponseHeaders());
                return ack;
            }
            else
            {
                return response;

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Examples of flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext


    /** {@inheritDoc} */    
    public Object invoke(Message msg)
    {
        HTTPMessage message = (HTTPMessage)msg;
        ProxyContext context = new ProxyContext();


        if (message instanceof SOAPMessage)
        {
            context.setSoapRequest(true);
        }


        setupContext(context, message);


        try
        {
            filterChain.invoke(context);
            return context.getResponse();
        }
        catch (MessageException ex)
        {
            throw ex;
        }

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Examples of flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext

     */
    public Object invoke(Message msg)
    {
        HTTPMessage message = (HTTPMessage) msg;


        ProxyContext context = new ProxyContext();


        // SOAPMessages should be sent through the SOAPProxyAdapter, but
        // the default destination may be just to the HTTPProxyAdapter.
        // We'll update the context just in case....
        if (message instanceof SOAPMessage)
            context.setSoapRequest(true);
        else
            context.setSoapRequest(false);


        setupContext(context, message);


        try
        {
            filterChain.invoke(context);


            //TODO: Do we want a return type that encapsulates the response data?


            // OUTPUT
            Object response = context.getResponse();


            if (context.getRecordHeaders())
            {
                AcknowledgeMessage ack = new AcknowledgeMessage();
                ack.setBody(response);
                ack.setHeader("requestHeaders", context.getRequestHeaders());
                ack.setHeader("responseHeaders", context.getResponseHeaders());
                return ack;
            }
            else
            {
                return response;

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Examples of flex.messaging.services.http.proxy.ProxyContext

    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
    
    public Object invoke(Message msg)
    {
        HTTPMessage message = (HTTPMessage)msg;
        ProxyContext context = new ProxyContext();


        if (message instanceof SOAPMessage)
        {
            context.setSoapRequest(true);
        }


        setupContext(context, message);


        try
        {
            filterChain.invoke(context);
            return context.getResponse();
        }
        catch (MessageException ex)
        {
            throw ex;
        }

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext

      
      Trivial2MBean mbean = (Trivial2MBean)MBeanProxy.create(
            Trivial2.class, Trivial2MBean.class, oname, server
      );
    
      ProxyContext ctx = (ProxyContext)mbean;  
      
      ctx.getMBeanServer();
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext

      Trivial2MBean mbean = (Trivial2MBean)MBeanProxy.create(
            Trivial2.class, Trivial2MBean.class, oname, server
      );
      
      // query the server this mbean is registered to
      ProxyContext ctx = (ProxyContext)mbean;
      MBeanServer srvr = ctx.getMBeanServer();
      
      Set mbeans = srvr.queryMBeans(new ObjectName("test:*"), null);
      ObjectInstance oi = (ObjectInstance)mbeans.iterator().next();
      
      assertTrue(oi.getObjectName().equals(oname));

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext

      rmm.setModelMBeanInfo(resource.getMBeanInfo());
      
      server.registerMBean(rmm, oname);
      server.registerMBean(rmm, oname2);
      
      ProxyContext ctx  = (ProxyContext)MBeanProxy.get(
            MyInterface.class, oname, server
      );


      ctx.setExceptionHandler(new DefaultExceptionHandler() 
      {
         public Object handleInstanceNotFound(ProxyContext proxyCtx, InstanceNotFoundException e, Method m, Object[] args) throws Exception
         {
            return proxyCtx.getMBeanServer().invoke(new ObjectName("test:test=test2"), m.getName(), args, null);
         }

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext

      
      Trivial2MBean mbean = (Trivial2MBean)MBeanProxy.create(
            Trivial2.class, Trivial2MBean.class, oname, server
      );
    
      ProxyContext ctx = (ProxyContext)mbean;  
      
      ctx.getMBeanServer();
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.util.ProxyContext

      Trivial2MBean mbean = (Trivial2MBean)MBeanProxy.create(
            Trivial2.class, Trivial2MBean.class, oname, server
      );
      
      // query the server this mbean is registered to
      ProxyContext ctx = (ProxyContext)mbean;
      MBeanServer srvr = ctx.getMBeanServer();
      
      Set mbeans = srvr.queryMBeans(new ObjectName("test:*"), null);
      ObjectInstance oi = (ObjectInstance)mbeans.iterator().next();
      
      assertTrue(oi.getObjectName().equals(oname));

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