Package org.apache.juddi.handler

Examples of org.apache.juddi.handler.HandlerMaker.lookup()


     
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.

      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
     
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
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      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
      // xml format.
     
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
     
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
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    try
    {
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.
      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
     
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
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      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
      // xml format.
     
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
     
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
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    try
    {
      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.
      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
     
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
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      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
      // xml format.
     
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
     
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
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      // Lookup the appropriate XML handler.  Throw an
      // UnsupportedException if one could not be located.

      HandlerMaker maker = HandlerMaker.getInstance();
      IHandler requestHandler = maker.lookup(operation);
      if (requestHandler == null)
        throw new UnsupportedException("The UDDI service operation " +
          "specified is unknown or unsupported: " +operation);
     
      // Unmarshal the raw xml into the appropriate jUDDI
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      // Lookup the appropriate response handler which will
      // be used to marshal the UDDI object into the appropriate
      // xml format.
     
      IHandler responseHandler = maker.lookup(uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
      if (responseHandler == null)
        throw new FatalErrorException("The response object " +
          "type is unknown: " +uddiResObj.getClass().getName());
     
      // Create a new 'temp' XML element to use as a container
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