Examples of org.apache.axis.Handler.invoke()

org.apache.axis.Handler.invoke()
Invoke is called to do the actual work of the Handler object. If there is a fault during the processing of this method it is invoke's job to catch the exception and undo any partial work that has been completed. Once we leave 'invoke' if a fault is thrown, this classes 'undo' method will be called to undo the work that 'invoke' did. Invoke should rethrow any exceptions it catches.

            }


            if ( hName != null ) {
                h = getHandler( hName );
                if ( h != null )
                    h.invoke(msgContext);
                else
                    throw new AxisFault( "Client.error",
                                        JavaUtils.getMessage("noHandler00", hName),
                                        null, null );
            }

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                /**********************************************/
                service = msgContext.getService();
                if ( service != null ) {
                    h = service.getRequestHandler();
                    if ( h != null )
                        h.invoke( msgContext );
                }


                /* Process the Global Request Chain */
                /**********************************/
                if ((h = getGlobalRequest()) != null )

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                }


                /* Process the Global Request Chain */
                /**********************************/
                if ((h = getGlobalRequest()) != null )
                    h.invoke(msgContext);


                /** Process the Transport Specific stuff
                 *
                 * NOTE: Somewhere in here there is a handler which actually
                 * sends the message and receives a response.  Generally

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                 * sends the message and receives a response.  Generally
                 * this is the pivot point in the Transport chain.
                 */
                hName = msgContext.getTransportName();
                if ( hName != null && (h = getTransport( hName )) != null )
                    h.invoke(msgContext);
                else
                    throw new AxisFault(JavaUtils.getMessage("noTransport00", hName));


                /* Process the Global Response Chain */
                /***********************************/

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                    throw new AxisFault(JavaUtils.getMessage("noTransport00", hName));


                /* Process the Global Response Chain */
                /***********************************/
                if ((h = getGlobalResponse()) != null)
                    h.invoke(msgContext);


                if ( service != null ) {
                    h = service.getResponseHandler();
                    if ( h != null )
                        h.invoke(msgContext);

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                    h.invoke(msgContext);


                if ( service != null ) {
                    h = service.getResponseHandler();
                    if ( h != null )
                        h.invoke(msgContext);
                }


                // Do SOAP Semantics checks here - this needs to be a call to
                // a pluggable object/handler/something
            }

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                    catch( Exception e ) {
                        h = null ;
                    }
                }
                if ( h != null )
                    h.invoke(msgContext);
                else
                    throw new AxisFault( "Server.error",
                        JavaUtils.getMessage("noHandler00", hName),
                        null, null );
            }

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                if ( hName != null && (h = getTransport( hName )) != null ) {
                    if (h instanceof SimpleTargetedChain) {
                        transportChain = (SimpleTargetedChain)h;
                        h = transportChain.getRequestHandler();
                        if (h != null)
                            h.invoke(msgContext);
                    }
                }


                /* Process the Global Request Chain */
                /**********************************/

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                }


                /* Process the Global Request Chain */
                /**********************************/
                if ((h = getGlobalRequest()) != null )
                    h.invoke(msgContext);


                /**
                * At this point, the service should have been set by someone
                * (either the originator of the MessageContext, or one of the
                * transport or global Handlers).  If it hasn't been set, we

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                            JavaUtils.getMessage("noService05",
                                    "" + msgContext.getTargetService()),
                            null, null );
                }


                h.invoke(msgContext);


                /* Process the Global Response Chain */
                /***********************************/
                if ((h = getGlobalResponse()) != null)
                    h.invoke(msgContext);

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