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

org.apache.axis.SimpleChain.invoke()
Iterate over the chain invoking each handler. If there's a fault then call 'undo' for each completed handler in reverse order, then rethrow the exception.

            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
                c.addHandler(new TestHandler(i));
            }


            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            c.invoke(mc);
            c.onFault(mc);
            assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);


        } catch (Exception ex) {
            assertTrue("Unexpected exception", false);

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);
            }

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                // did we save off the fault string?
              assertEquals("faultstring does not match constant",
                testHandler.getFaultCatch(),TestChainFault.FAULT_MESSAGE);

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            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
                c.addHandler(new TestHandler(i));
            }


            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            c.invoke(mc);
            c.onFault(mc);
            assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);


        } catch (Exception ex) {
            assertTrue("Unexpected exception", false);

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);
            }

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                // did we save off the fault string?
              assertEquals("faultstring does not match constant",
                testHandler.getFaultCatch(),TestChainFault.FAULT_MESSAGE);

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            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
                c.addHandler(new TestHandler(i));
            }


            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            c.invoke(mc);
            c.onFault(mc);
            assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);


        } catch (Exception ex) {
            assertTrue("Unexpected exception", false);

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);
            }

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            }




            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            try {
                c.invoke(mc);
                assertTrue("Testcase error - didn't throw fault", false);
            } catch (AxisFault f) {
                // did we save off the fault string?
              assertEquals("faultstring does not match constant",
                testHandler.getFaultCatch(),TestChainFault.FAULT_MESSAGE);

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            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
                c.addHandler(new TestHandler(i));
            }


            TestMessageContext mc = new TestMessageContext();
            c.invoke(mc);
            c.onFault(mc);
            assertEquals("Some onFaults were missed", mc.count(), 0);


        } catch (Exception ex) {
            assertTrue("Unexpected exception", false);

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