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018:         * with the fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with
019:         * your own identifying information: Portions Copyright
020:         * [year] [name of copyright owner]
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022:
023:        /*
024:         * @(#)BindingMessageReferenceImpl.java
025:         * Copyright 2004-2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
026:         *
027:         * END_HEADER - DO NOT EDIT
028:         */
029:        package com.sun.jbi.wsdl2.impl;
030:
031:        import com.sun.jbi.wsdl2.Direction;
032:
033:        import java.util.Map;
034:
035:        import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
036:
037:        import org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlCursor;
038:
039:        import org.w3.ns.wsdl.BindingOperationMessageType;
040:
041:        /**
042:         * Implementation of WSDL 2.0 Binding message reference component.
043:         * 
044:         * @author Sun Microsystems, Inc.
045:         */
046:        final class BindingMessageReferenceImpl extends BindingMessageReference {
047:            /** Container for this component */
048:            private DescriptionImpl mContainer;
049:
050:            /**
051:             * Get the container for this component.
052:             * 
053:             * @return The component for this component
054:             */
055:            protected DescriptionImpl getContainer() {
056:                return this .mContainer;
057:            }
058:
059:            /**
060:             * Construct a binding message reference component implementation object from
061:             * the given XML bean.
062:             * 
063:             * @param bean The binding operation messsage XML bean to use to construct
064:             *             this component.
065:             * @param defs The wsdl definitions component that contains this binding
066:             *             operation message type.
067:             */
068:            private BindingMessageReferenceImpl(
069:                    BindingOperationMessageType bean, DescriptionImpl defs) {
070:                super (bean);
071:
072:                this .mContainer = defs;
073:            }
074:
075:            /** Map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames. Keyed by QName.toString value */
076:            private static java.util.Map sWsdlAttributeQNames = null;
077:
078:            /** 
079:             * Worker class method for {@link #getWsdlAttributeNameMap()}.
080:             * 
081:             * @return Map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames for this component, 
082:             *         indexed by QName.toString()
083:             */
084:            static synchronized java.util.Map getAttributeNameMap() {
085:                if (sWsdlAttributeQNames == null) {
086:                    sWsdlAttributeQNames = XmlBeansUtil
087:                            .getAttributesMap(BindingOperationMessageType.type);
088:                }
089:
090:                return sWsdlAttributeQNames;
091:            }
092:
093:            /**
094:             * Get map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames for this component, indexed by 
095:             * canonical QName string (see {@link javax.xml.namespace.QName#toString()}.
096:             *
097:             * @return Map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames for this component, 
098:             *         indexed by QName.toString()
099:             */
100:            public java.util.Map getWsdlAttributeNameMap() {
101:                return getAttributeNameMap();
102:            }
103:
104:            /**
105:             * Get message exchange pattern role identifier.
106:             *
107:             * @return Message exchange pattern role identifier
108:             */
109:            public String getMessageLabel() {
110:                return getBean().getMessageLabel();
111:            }
112:
113:            /**
114:             * Set message exchange pattern role identifier.
115:             *
116:             * @param theMessageLabel Message exchange pattern role identifier
117:             */
118:            public void setMessageLabel(String theMessageLabel) {
119:                if (theMessageLabel != null) {
120:                    getBean().setMessageLabel(theMessageLabel);
121:                } else {
122:                    getBean().unsetMessageLabel();
123:                }
124:            }
125:
126:            /**
127:             * Get direction of this message in the exchange.
128:             * <p>
129:             * This implementation assumes that the underlying XML is valid; in particular,
130:             * that the bean has a parent, and that parent is either an input or an output
131:             * element. It remains to be seen if this remains true during programatic
132:             * WSDL construction.
133:             * 
134:             * @return Direction of this message in the exchange
135:             */
136:            public Direction getDirection() {
137:                XmlCursor cursor = getBean().newCursor();
138:                QName name = cursor.getName();
139:
140:                cursor.dispose();
141:
142:                return INPUT.equals(name.getLocalPart()) ? Direction.IN
143:                        : Direction.OUT;
144:            }
145:
146:            /** WSDL element local name for input messages */
147:            private static final String INPUT = "input";
148:
149:            /** WSDL element local name for output messages */
150:            private static final String OUTPUT = "output";
151:
152:            /**
153:             * Set direction of this message in the exchange. The direction property
154:             * of a message reference (fault or normal) is inferred from the name
155:             * of the XML element containing it. This means that we have to drill into
156:             * the actual XML to rename the <input/output> element appropriately.
157:             * This is accomplished in XmlBeans using the so-called XmlCursor.
158:             *
159:             * @param theDirection Direction of this message in the exchange
160:             */
161:            public void setDirection(Direction theDirection) {
162:                XmlCursor cursor = getBean().newCursor();
163:                QName name = cursor.getName();
164:                QName newName = new QName(name.getNamespaceURI(),
165:                        theDirection == Direction.IN ? INPUT : OUTPUT);
166:
167:                cursor.setName(newName);
168:                cursor.dispose();
169:            }
170:
171:            /**
172:             * A factory class for creating / finding components for given XML beans.
173:             * <p>
174:             * This factory guarantees that there will only be one component for each
175:             * XML bean instance.
176:             */
177:            static class Factory {
178:                /**
179:                 * Find the WSDL binding message reference component associated with the given XML
180:                 * bean, creating a new component if necessary.
181:                 * <p>
182:                 * This is thread-safe.<p>
183:                 * 
184:                 * @param bean The XML bean to find the component for.
185:                 * @param defs The container for the component.
186:                 * @return The WSDL binding message reference component for the given 
187:                 *         <code>bean</code> (null if the <code>bean</code> is null).
188:                 */
189:                static BindingMessageReferenceImpl getInstance(
190:                        BindingOperationMessageType bean, DescriptionImpl defs) {
191:                    BindingMessageReferenceImpl result;
192:
193:                    if (bean != null) {
194:                        Map map = defs.getBindingMessageReferenceMap();
195:
196:                        synchronized (map) {
197:                            result = (BindingMessageReferenceImpl) map
198:                                    .get(bean);
199:
200:                            if (result == null) {
201:                                result = new BindingMessageReferenceImpl(bean,
202:                                        defs);
203:                                map.put(bean, result);
204:                            }
205:                        }
206:                    } else {
207:                        result = null;
208:                    }
209:
210:                    return result;
211:                }
212:            } //  end inner class Factory
213:        }
214:
215:        // End-of-file: BindingMessageReferenceImpl.java
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