Examples of SessionContainerInvocation

Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.session.SessionContainerInvocation

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         {
            // the timeout method (even if private, protected etc...) should pass through the AOP interceptor
            // chain. Hence we have a specific AOP interceptor stack for timeout method. Get hold of those interceptors
            Interceptor[] timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors = this.getInterceptors(info.getJoinpoint(),SLSB_TIMEOUT_METHOD_AOP_INTERCEPTOR_STACK_NAME);
            // now create an invocation for the method info and the timeout method interceptors
            EJBContainerInvocation nextInvocation = new SessionContainerInvocation(null, info, timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors);
            setTimer(nextInvocation, timer);
            nextInvocation.setAdvisor(getAdvisor());
            nextInvocation.setArguments(args);
            nextInvocation.invokeNext();
         }
         catch (Throwable throwable)
         {
            if (throwable instanceof Exception)
               throw (Exception) throwable;
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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.session.SessionContainerInvocation

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      {
         AllowedOperationsAssociation.pushInMethodFlag(AllowedOperationsFlags.IN_EJB_TIMEOUT);
         try
         {
            MethodInfo info = super.getMethodInfo(tMethod);
            EJBContainerInvocation nextInvocation = new SessionContainerInvocation(null, info);
            nextInvocation.setAdvisor(getAdvisor());
            nextInvocation.setArguments(args);
            nextInvocation.invokeNext();
         }
         catch (Throwable throwable)
         {
            if (throwable instanceof Exception)
               throw (Exception) throwable;
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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.session.SessionContainerInvocation

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         {
            // the timeout method (even if private, protected etc...) should pass through the AOP interceptor
            // chain. Hence we have a specific AOP interceptor stack for timeout method. Get hold of those interceptors
            Interceptor[] timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors = this.getInterceptors(info.getJoinpoint(),SLSB_TIMEOUT_METHOD_AOP_INTERCEPTOR_STACK_NAME);
            // now create an invocation for the method info and the timeout method interceptors
            EJBContainerInvocation nextInvocation = new SessionContainerInvocation(null, info, timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors);
            nextInvocation.setAdvisor(getAdvisor());
            nextInvocation.setArguments(args);
            nextInvocation.invokeNext();
         }
         catch (Throwable throwable)
         {
            if (throwable instanceof Exception)
               throw (Exception) throwable;
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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.session.SessionContainerInvocation

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         {
            // the timeout method (even if private, protected etc...) should pass through the AOP interceptor
            // chain. Hence we have a specific AOP interceptor stack for timeout method. Get hold of those interceptors
            Interceptor[] timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors = this.getInterceptors(info.getJoinpoint(),SLSB_TIMEOUT_METHOD_AOP_INTERCEPTOR_STACK_NAME);
            // now create an invocation for the method info and the timeout method interceptors
            EJBContainerInvocation nextInvocation = new SessionContainerInvocation(null, info,
                  timeoutMethodAOPInterceptors, this.getAsynchronousExecutor());
            nextInvocation.setAdvisor(getAdvisor());
            nextInvocation.setArguments(args);
            nextInvocation.invokeNext();
         }
         catch (Throwable throwable)
         {
            if (throwable instanceof Exception)
               throw (Exception) throwable;
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