Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.RMMsgContext.addSOAPEnvelope()

org.apache.sandesha2.RMMsgContext.addSOAPEnvelope()
To add a new SOAP envelope to the message. The generated envelope will belong to the SOAP version of the MessageContext. @throws SandeshaException

        .setWSAAction(Sandesha2Constants.WSRM.Actions.ACTION_TERMINATE_SEQUENCE);
    terminateRMMessage
        .setSOAPAction(Sandesha2Constants.WSRM.Actions.SOAP_ACTION_TERMINATE_SEQUENCE);


    try {
      terminateRMMessage.addSOAPEnvelope();
    } catch (AxisFault e) {
      throw new SandeshaException(e.getMessage());
    }


    String key = SandeshaUtil.storeMessageContext(terminateRMMessage

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        id1.setIndentifer(newOutSequenceId);
        ackRequestedPart.setIdentifier(id1);
      }


      try {
        applicaionRMMsg.addSOAPEnvelope();
      } catch (AxisFault e) {
        throw new SandeshaException(e.getMessage());
      }


      //asking to send the application msssage

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  }


  private void updateMessage(MessageContext msgCtx1) throws SandeshaException {
    try {
      RMMsgContext rmMsgCtx1 = MsgInitializer.initializeMessage(msgCtx1);
      rmMsgCtx1.addSOAPEnvelope();


    } catch (AxisFault e) {
      throw new SandeshaException("Exception in updating contexts");
    }

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    createSeqRMMsg.setMessagePart(Sandesha2Constants.MessageParts.CREATE_SEQ,
        createSequencePart);


    try {
      createSeqRMMsg.addSOAPEnvelope();
    } catch (AxisFault e1) {
      throw new SandeshaException(e1.getMessage());
    }


    createSeqRMMsg.setAction(Sandesha2Constants.WSRM.Actions.ACTION_CREATE_SEQUENCE);

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    sequence.setMessageNumber(msgNumber);
    Identifier id1 = new Identifier(rmNamespaceValue);
    id1.setIndentifer(uuid);
    sequence.setIdentifier(id1);
    applicationRMMsg.setMessagePart(Sandesha2Constants.MessageParts.SEQUENCE, sequence);
    applicationRMMsg.addSOAPEnvelope();


    // --------------------------------------------
    // Finished generating Sequence part
    
    // Create an RMSBean so the create sequence message can be created

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    CloseSequence sequence = new CloseSequence(rmNamespaceValue);
    Identifier id1 = new Identifier(rmNamespaceValue);
    id1.setIndentifer(uuid);
    sequence.setIdentifier(id1);
    applicationRMMsg.setMessagePart(Sandesha2Constants.MessageParts.CLOSE_SEQUENCE, sequence);
    applicationRMMsg.addSOAPEnvelope();


    // --------------------------------------------
    // Finished generating Close part
    
    // Create an RMSBean so the create sequence message can be created

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    AckRequested sequence = new AckRequested(rmNamespaceValue);
    Identifier id1 = new Identifier(rmNamespaceValue);
    id1.setIndentifer(uuid);
    sequence.setIdentifier(id1);
    applicationRMMsg.setMessagePart(Sandesha2Constants.MessageParts.CLOSE_SEQUENCE, sequence);
    applicationRMMsg.addSOAPEnvelope();


    // --------------------------------------------
    // Finished generating Close part
    
    // Create an RMSBean so the create sequence message can be created

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            seqPropMgr.insert(offeredEndpointBean);
          }
        } else {
          // removing the accept part.
          createSeqResPart.setAccept(null);
          createSeqResponse.addSOAPEnvelope();
        }
      }


      EndpointReference acksTo = createSeqPart.getAcksTo().getEPR();
      if (acksTo == null || acksTo.getAddress() == null || "".equals(acksTo.getAddress())) {

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        Sandesha2Constants.SequenceProperties.TRANSPORT_TO);
    if (transportToBean != null) {
      terminateRMMessage.setProperty(MessageContextConstants.TRANSPORT_URL, transportToBean.getValue());
    }


    terminateRMMessage.addSOAPEnvelope();


    String key = SandeshaUtil.getUUID();


    SenderBean terminateBean = new SenderBean();
    terminateBean.setMessageContextRefKey(key);

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