Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.endpoint.Endpoint.invoke()

org.jboss.ejb3.endpoint.Endpoint.invoke()
Invoke a method on an EJB endpoint. The context data passed in does not have to be thread safe. @param session the identification of the EJB instance to invoke the method uponor null if the endpoint doesn't support sessions. @param contextData the context data that is associated with this invocation @param invokedBusinessInterface the invokedBusinessInterface or null if not known. @param method the method to invoke on the EJB instance, note that if invokedBusinessInterface is specified then the declaring class of the {@code Method} object must be an instance ofthe specified {@code Class} invokedBusinessInterface. @param args an array of objects containing the values of thearguments passed in the method invocation on the proxy instance, or {@code null} if interface method takes no arguments.Arguments of primitive types are wrapped in instances of the appropriate primitive wrapper class, such as {@code java.lang.Integer} or {@code java.lang.Boolean}. @return the return value of the invoked {@code Method} method. @throws Throwable the exception to throw from the methodinvocation on the EJB instance.

      Class<SimpleInterface> businessInterface = null;
      InvocationHandler handler = new EndpointInvocationHandler(endpoint, session, businessInterface);
      Object proxy = null;
      Method method = Object.class.getDeclaredMethod("hashCode");
      Object args[] = null;
      int result = (Integer) handler.invoke(proxy, method, args);
      assertEquals(createHashCode(endpoint, session, businessInterface), result);
   }


   @Test
   public void testHashCodeWithBusinessInterface() throws Exception

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      Object proxy = null;
      // just make sure method is not null
      Method method = SessionTestCase.class.getDeclaredMethod("testSession");
      Date now = new Date();
      Object args[] = { now };
      Object result = handler.invoke(proxy, method, args);
      assertEquals("Hi " + now, result);
   }
}

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      Object proxy = null;
      // just make sure method is not null
      Method method = InvocationTestCase.class.getDeclaredMethod("testInvocation");
      Date now = new Date();
      Object args[] = { now };
      Object result = handler.invoke(proxy, method, args);
      assertEquals("Hi " + now, result);
   }
   
   @Test
   public void testIllegalEndpoint()

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         args = new Object[]
         {};
      }


      // Invoke
      Object result = container.invoke(proxy, invokedMethod, args);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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         args = new Object[]
         {};
      }


      // Invoke
      Object result = container.invoke(proxy, method, args);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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      /*
       * Invoke
       */


      // Invoke
      final Object result = container.invoke(proxy, invokedMethod, usedArgs);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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      // Set the invoked method
      final SerializableMethod invokedMethod = new SerializableMethod(method, actualClass);


      // Invoke
      final Object result = container.invoke(proxy, invokedMethod, usedArgs);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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      /*
       * Invoke
       */


      // Invoke
      final Object result = container.invoke(proxy, invokedMethod, usedArgs);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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      // Set the invoked method
      final SerializableMethod invokedMethod = new SerializableMethod(method, actualClass);


      // Invoke
      final Object result = container.invoke(proxy, invokedMethod, usedArgs);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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         args = new Object[]
         {};
      }


      // Invoke
      Object result = container.invoke(proxy, method, args);


      // Return
      return result;
   }

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