getDirection() Get direction of this message in the exchange.
This implementation assumes that the underlying XML is valid; in particular,
that the bean has a parent, and that parent is either an input or an output
element.
This implementation assumes that the underlying XML is valid; in particular,
that the bean has a parent, and that parent is either an input or an output
element. It remains to be seen if this remains true during programatic
WSDL construction.
Direction of this message in the exchange
Get map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames for this component, indexed by
canonical QName string (see
javax.xml.namespace.QName.toString .
Map of WSDL-defined attribute QNames for this component, indexed by QName.toString()
Set direction of this message in the exchange. The direction property
of a message reference (fault or normal) is inferred from the name
of the XML element containing it. This means that we have to drill into
the actual XML to rename the element appropriately.
This is accomplished in XmlBeans using the so-called XmlCursor.
Parameters: theDirection - Direction of this message in the exchange
setMessageLabel
public void setMessageLabel(String theMessageLabel)(Code)
Set message exchange pattern role identifier.
Parameters: theMessageLabel - Message exchange pattern role identifier
Methods inherited from com.sun.jbi.wsdl2.impl.BindingMessageReference