Examples of ThrowableContainerPropertySet

com.sun.xml.ws.api.pipe.ThrowableContainerPropertySet
When using {@link Dispatch}< {@link Packet}> and the invocation completes with a Throwable, it is useful to be able to inspect the Packet in addition to the Throwable as the Packet contains meta-data about the request and/or response. However, the default behavior is that the caller only receives the Throwable. This {@link PropertySet} is part of the implementation that allows a completing Fiber to returnthe Throwable to the caller as part of the Packet.

Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.pipe.ThrowableContainerPropertySet

        }
        Packet response = argsBuilder.getResponse(request,returnValue,port,binding);
        
        // Only used by Provider<Packet>
        // Implementation may pass Packet containing throwable; use both
        ThrowableContainerPropertySet tc = response.getSatellite(ThrowableContainerPropertySet.class);
        Throwable t = (tc != null) ? tc.getThrowable() : null;
        
        return t != null ? doThrow(response, t) : doReturnWith(response);
    }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.pipe.ThrowableContainerPropertySet

        
        synchronized(callback) {
          if (resumer.response != null) {
                // Only used by AsyncProvider<Packet>
                // Implementation may pass Packet containing throwable; use both
              ThrowableContainerPropertySet tc = resumer.response.getSatellite(ThrowableContainerPropertySet.class);
              Throwable t = (tc != null) ? tc.getThrowable() : null;
              
            return t != null ? doThrow(resumer.response, t) : doReturnWith(resumer.response);
          }
        
          // Suspend the Fiber. AsyncProviderCallback will resume the Fiber after

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Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.pipe.ThrowableContainerPropertySet

      }
      
      public void onResume(Packet response) {
            // Only used by AsyncProvider<Packet>
            // Implementation may pass Packet containing throwable; use both
          ThrowableContainerPropertySet tc = response.getSatellite(ThrowableContainerPropertySet.class);
          Throwable t = (tc != null) ? tc.getThrowable() : null;
        fiber.resume(t, response);
      }

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