Examples of RequestWrapper

com.dotmarketing.viewtools.RequestWrapper
com.gentics.cr.util.RequestWrapper
Request wrapper for accessing a {@link ServletRequest} or a{@link PortletRequest} in a generic manner. @author perhab
com.hetty.object.RequestWrapper
@author guolei
javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper
net.socialgamer.cah.RequestWrapper
Wrap around an {@code HttpServletRequest}, to allow parameters to be retrieved by enum value. @author Andy Janata (ajanata@socialgamer.net)
org.apache.cxf.tools.java2wsdl.processor.internal.jaxws.RequestWrapper
org.apache.http.impl.client.RequestWrapper
A wrapper class for {@link HttpRequest}s that can be used to change properties of the current request without modifying the original object.
This class is also capable of resetting the request headers to the state of the original request. @author Oleg Kalnichevski @version $Revision: 691587 $ @since 4.0
org.apache.wink.server.internal.log.Requests.RequestWrapper
org.exist.http.servlets.RequestWrapper
@author Wolfgang Meier (wolfgang@exist-db.org)
org.exist.http.urlrewrite.XQueryURLRewrite.RequestWrapper
org.hdiv.filter.RequestWrapper
A wrapper for HTTP servlet request. @author Roberto Velasco @author Gorka Vicente @see javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequestWrapper
org.wymiwyg.wrhapi.util.RequestWrapper

Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

            && !"".equals(webMethodAnno.operationName())) {
            assertEquals(method.getName() + "()" + " Annotation : WebMethod.operationName ", "sayHi",
                     webMethodAnno.operationName());
        }


        RequestWrapper requestWrapperAnn = AnnotationUtil.getPrivMethodAnnotation(method,
                                                                                  RequestWrapper.class);


        assertEquals("org.apache.cxf.w2j.hello_world_soap_http.types.SayHi", requestWrapperAnn.className());


        ResponseWrapper resposneWrapperAnn = AnnotationUtil.getPrivMethodAnnotation(method,
                                                                                    ResponseWrapper.class);


        assertEquals("sayHiResponse", resposneWrapperAnn.localName());

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper


        Method method = interfaceClass.getMethod("greetMe", new Class[] {
            Holder.class, Holder.class, Holder.class, Holder.class, Holder.class
        });
        assertTrue("greetMe operation is NOT generated correctly as excepted", method != null);
        RequestWrapper reqWrapper = method.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
        assertNotNull("@RequestWrapper is expected", reqWrapper);
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

                }
                // FIXME: [rfeng] For the BARE mapping, do we need to create a Wrapper?
                // it's null at this point
            } else {


                RequestWrapper requestWrapper = method.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
                String ns = requestWrapper == null ? tns : getValue(requestWrapper.targetNamespace(), tns);
                String name =
                    requestWrapper == null ? operationName : getValue(requestWrapper.localName(), operationName);
                String wrapperBeanName = requestWrapper == null ? "" : requestWrapper.className();
                if ("".equals(wrapperBeanName)) {
                    wrapperBeanName = CodeGenerationHelper.getPackagePrefix(clazz) + capitalize(method.getName());
                }


                DataType<XMLType> inputWrapperDT = null;

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

        }
    }
    @Override
    public String getRequestWrapperPartName(OperationInfo op, Method method) {
        method = getDeclaredMethod(method);
        RequestWrapper rw = method.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
        if (rw != null) {
            return getWithReflection(RequestWrapper.class, rw, "partName");
        }
        return null;
    }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

    }


    @Override
    public QName getRequestWrapperName(OperationInfo op, Method method) {
        Method m = getDeclaredMethod(method);
        RequestWrapper rw = m.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
        String nm = null;
        String lp = null;
        if (rw != null) {
            nm = rw.targetNamespace();
            lp = rw.localName();
        }
        WebMethod meth = m.getAnnotation(WebMethod.class);
        if (meth != null && StringUtils.isEmpty(lp)) {
            lp = meth.operationName();
        }

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

        return null;
    }
    public String getRequestWrapperClassName(Method selected) {
        Method m = getDeclaredMethod(selected);


        RequestWrapper rw = m.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
        String clsName = "";
        if (rw != null) {
            clsName = rw.className();
        }
        if (clsName.length() > 0) {
            return clsName;
        }
        return null;

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

            return cachedClass;
        }


        Method m = getDeclaredMethod(selected);


        RequestWrapper rw = m.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
        String clsName = "";
        if (rw == null) {
            clsName = getPackageName(selected) + ".jaxws." + StringUtils.capitalize(selected.getName());
        } else {
            clsName = rw.className();
        }


        if (clsName.length() > 0) {
            cachedClass = requestMethodClassCache.get(clsName);
            if (cachedClass != null) {

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

            }


            String operationName = getValue(webMethod.operationName(), operation.getName());
            operation.setName(operationName);


            RequestWrapper requestWrapper = method.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
            ResponseWrapper responseWrapper = method.getAnnotation(ResponseWrapper.class);
            if (requestWrapper == null) {
                continue;
            }


            String ns = getValue(requestWrapper.targetNamespace(), tns);
            String name = getValue(requestWrapper.localName(), operationName);
            QName inputWrapper = new QName(ns, name);


            ns = getValue(responseWrapper.targetNamespace(), tns);
            name = getValue(responseWrapper.localName(), operationName + "Response");

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

                }
                // Rather than relying on null wrapper, we use a flag with a clearer meaning.
                operation.setNotSubjectToWrapping(true);
            } else {


                RequestWrapper requestWrapper = method.getAnnotation(RequestWrapper.class);
                String ns = requestWrapper == null ? tns : getValue(requestWrapper.targetNamespace(), tns);
                String name =
                    requestWrapper == null ? operationName : getValue(requestWrapper.localName(), operationName);
                String wrapperBeanName = requestWrapper == null ? "" : requestWrapper.className();
                if ("".equals(wrapperBeanName)) {
                    wrapperBeanName = CodeGenerationHelper.getPackagePrefix(clazz) + capitalize(method.getName());
                }


                DataType<XMLType> inputWrapperDT = null;

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Examples of javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper

            && !"".equals(webMethodAnno.operationName())) {
            assertEquals(method.getName() + "()" + " Annotation : WebMethod.operationName ", "sayHi",
                     webMethodAnno.operationName());
        }


        RequestWrapper requestWrapperAnn = AnnotationUtil.getPrivMethodAnnotation(method,
                                                                                  RequestWrapper.class);


        assertEquals("org.apache.cxf.w2j.hello_world_soap12_http.types.SayHi",
                     requestWrapperAnn.className());


        ResponseWrapper resposneWrapperAnn = AnnotationUtil.getPrivMethodAnnotation(method,
                                                                                    ResponseWrapper.class);


        assertEquals("sayHiResponse", resposneWrapperAnn.localName());

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