Examples of org.apache.wsif.WSIFOperation.executeRequestResponseOperation()

org.apache.wsif.WSIFOperation.executeRequestResponseOperation()
Execute a request-response operation. The signature allows for input, output and fault messages. WSDL in fact allows one to describe the set of possible faults an operation may result in, however, only one fault can occur at any one time. @param op name of operation to execute @param input input message to send to the operation @param output an empty message which will be filled in ifthe operation invocation succeeds. If it does not succeed, the contents of this message are undefined. (This is a return value of this method.) @param fault an empty message which will be filled in ifthe operation invocation fails. If it succeeds, the contents of this message are undefined. (This is a return value of this method.) @return true or false indicating whether a fault message wasgenerated or not. The truth value indicates whether the output or fault message has useful information. @exception WSIFException if something goes wrong.

//      printElement(element);
                  
      inMsg.setObjectPart("buff", element);


      boolean ok =
        operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
          inMsg,
          outMsg,
          faultMsg);
      assertTrue("operation returned false!!", ok);

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            DataHandler dh1 = new DataHandler(new FileDataSource(IMAGE_LOCATION));
      inMsg.setObjectPart("file", dh1);


      boolean ok =
        operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
          inMsg,
          outMsg,
          faultMsg);
      assertTrue("operation returned false!!", ok);

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      WSIFMessage fault = operation.createFaultMessage();
      // populate the input message
      input.setObjectPart("name","John Smith");
      // do the invocation
      System.out.println("Querying address for John Smith...");
      if (operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(input,output,fault)) {
    // invocation succeeded
    // extract the address from the output message
    Address address = (Address) output.getObjectPart("address");
    System.out.println("Service returned the following address:");
    System.out.println(address.getStreetNum()+" "+address.getStreetName()+

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      fault = operation.createFaultMessage();
      // populate the input message
      input.setObjectPart("name","Jane White");
      // do the invocation
      System.out.println("Querying address for Jane White...");
      if (operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(input,output,fault)) {
    // invocation succeeded
    // extract the address from the output message
    Address address = (Address) output.getObjectPart("address");
    System.out.println("Service returned the following address:");
    System.out.println(address.getStreetNum()+" "+address.getStreetName()+

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            String nameToLookup = "Chris P. Bacon";
            inputMessage.setObjectPart("name", nameToLookup);


            // Execute the operation 
            boolean operationSucceeded =
                operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
                    inputMessage,
                    outputMessage,
                    faultMessage);


            if (operationSucceeded) {

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            // Check that we can't reuse an operation.            
            boolean caughtException = false;
            try {
                operationSucceeded =
                    operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
                        inputMessage,
                        outputMessage,
                        faultMessage);
            } catch (WSIFException we) {
                caughtException = true;

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            inputMessage.setObjectPart("name", nameToAdd);
            //inputMessage.setObjectPart("address", null); // should default to null


            // Execute the operation, obtaining a flag to indicate its success 
            boolean ok =
                operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
                    inputMessage,
                    outputMessage,
                    faultMessage);


            assertTrue( "Failed to add name and address to addressbook", ok );

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        WSIFMessage outputMessage = operation.createOutputMessage();
        WSIFMessage faultMessage = operation.createFaultMessage();
        inputMessage.setObjectPart("dummy", partVal);


        boolean b =
            operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
                inputMessage,
                outputMessage,
                faultMessage);


        if (b) {

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            // Set the name to find in the addressbook 
            String nameToLookup = "Chris P. Bacon";
            inputMessage.setObjectPart("name", nameToLookup);


            // Execute the operation 
            ok = operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
                    inputMessage,
                    outputMessage,
                    faultMessage);


            assertTrue( "Failed to lookup name from addressbook", ok );

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       if ( addr != null ) {
          inputMessage.setObjectPart( "address", addr );
       }
       inputMessage.setObjectPart( "extra", "junk" );


       boolean ok = operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(
          inputMessage,
          outputMessage,
          faultMessage);


       assertTrue( "addEntry operation returned false!!", ok );

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