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org.apache.axis2.engine.Handler

All known Subclasses:   org.apache.axis2.description.SpeakingHandler1,  org.apache.axis2.handlers.Handler2,  org.apache.axis2.engine.Phase,  org.apache.axis2.description.SpeakingHandler,  org.apache.axis2.deployment.SpeakingHandler,  org.apache.axis2.handlers.AbstractHandler,  org.apache.axis2.registry.Handler3,
Handler
public interface Handler (Code)
A Handler represents a piece of message processing functionality in Axis2. Handlers are combined into chains and phases in order to provide customizable functionality such as security, reliability, etc. Handlers must be multi-thread safe and should keep all their state in Context objects (see the org.apache.axis2.context package).

Inner Class :public class InvocationResponse



Method Summary
public  voidcleanup()
    
public  voidflowComplete(MessageContext msgContext)
     This method will be called on each registered handler that had its invoke(...) method called during the processing of the message, once the message processing has completed.
public  HandlerDescriptiongetHandlerDesc()
     Gets the HandlerDescription of a handler.
public  StringgetName()
    
public  ParametergetParameter(String name)
    
public  voidinit(HandlerDescription handlerDesc)
     Initialize a Handler.
public  InvocationResponseinvoke(MessageContext msgContext)
     This method will be called on each registered handler when a message needs to be processed.



Method Detail
cleanup
public void cleanup()(Code)



flowComplete
public void flowComplete(MessageContext msgContext)(Code)
This method will be called on each registered handler that had its invoke(...) method called during the processing of the message, once the message processing has completed. During execution of the flowComplete's, handlers are invoked in the opposite order that they were invoked originally. Note that implementations SHOULD check msgContext.getFailureReason() to see if this is an error or a normal completion.
Parameters:
  msgContext - the MessageContext to process with thisHandler.



getHandlerDesc
public HandlerDescription getHandlerDesc()(Code)
Gets the HandlerDescription of a handler. Returns HandlerDescription.



getName
public String getName()(Code)
Return the name of this Handler the handler's name as a String



getParameter
public Parameter getParameter(String name)(Code)
Get a Parameter from this Handler
Parameters:
  name - the name of the desired value the Parameter, or null.



init
public void init(HandlerDescription handlerDesc)(Code)
Initialize a Handler.
Parameters:
  handlerDesc - the HandlerDescription for this Handler



invoke
public InvocationResponse invoke(MessageContext msgContext) throws AxisFault(Code)
This method will be called on each registered handler when a message needs to be processed. If the message processing is paused by the handler, then this method will be called again for the handler that paused the processing once it is resumed.

This method may be called concurrently from multiple threads.

Handlers that want to determine the type of message that is to be processed (e.g. response vs request, inbound vs. outbound, etc.) can retrieve that information from the MessageContext via MessageContext.getFLOW() and MessageContext.getAxisOperation().getMessageExchangePattern() APIs.
Parameters:
  msgContext - the MessageContext to process with thisHandler. An InvocationResponse that indicates whatthe next step in the message processing should be.
throws:
  AxisFault - if the handler encounters an error




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