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001:        /*
002:         * The Apache Software License, Version 1.1
003:         *
004:         *
005:         * Copyright (c) 2002 The Apache Software Foundation.  All rights 
006:         * reserved.
007:         *
008:         * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
009:         * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
010:         * are met:
011:         *
012:         * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
013:         *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 
014:         *
015:         * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
016:         *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in
017:         *    the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
018:         *    distribution.
019:         *
020:         * 3. The end-user documentation included with the redistribution,
021:         *    if any, must include the following acknowledgment:  
022:         *       "This product includes software developed by the
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024:         *    Alternately, this acknowledgment may appear in the software itself,
025:         *    if and wherever such third-party acknowledgments normally appear.
026:         *
027:         * 4. The names "WSIF" and "Apache Software Foundation" must
028:         *    not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this
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030:         *    permission, please contact apache@apache.org.
031:         *
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036:         * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED
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038:         * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
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046:         * OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
047:         * SUCH DAMAGE.
048:         * ====================================================================
049:         *
050:         * This software consists of voluntary contributions made by many
051:         * individuals on behalf of the Apache Software Foundation and was
052:         * originally based on software copyright (c) 2001, 2002, International
053:         * Business Machines, Inc., http://www.apache.org.  For more
054:         * information on the Apache Software Foundation, please see
055:         * <http://www.apache.org/>.
056:         */
057:        package org.apache.wsif.providers.jca;
058:
059:        import javax.resource.*;
060:        import org.apache.wsif.logging.*;
061:        import org.apache.wsif.providers.*;
062:        import org.apache.wsif.*;
063:        import org.apache.wsif.base.*;
064:        import org.apache.wsif.util.*;
065:        import javax.resource.*;
066:        import javax.resource.cci.*;
067:        import javax.wsdl.extensions.*;
068:        import javax.wsdl.*;
069:        import java.net.URL;
070:        import java.util.*;
071:        import javax.resource.cci.*;
072:        import java.io.Serializable;
073:        import java.util.*;
074:
075:        /**
076:         * The WSIFOperation_JCA class is an implementation of the WSIFOperation interface, 
077:         * which is used to execute interactions with the EIS.
078:         * 
079:         * @author Michael Beisiegel
080:         * @author Piotr Przybylski <piotrp@ca.ibm.com>
081:         * @author John Green
082:         */
083:        public class WSIFOperation_JCA implements  WSIFOperation {
084:
085:            private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
086:            protected Connection fieldConnection;
087:            protected InteractionSpec fieldInteractionSpec;
088:            protected Definition fieldDefinition;
089:            protected Binding fieldBinding;
090:            protected String fieldOperationName;
091:            protected String fieldInputName;
092:            protected String fieldOutputName;
093:            protected Operation fieldOperation;
094:            protected WSIFProviderJCAExtensions fieldFactory = null;
095:            private final static String crlf = System
096:                    .getProperty("line.separator");
097:            private org.apache.wsif.providers.WSIFDynamicTypeMap fieldTypeMap;
098:            private Port fieldPort;
099:            private Service fieldService;
100:            private WSIFPort_JCA fieldJcaPort;
101:
102:            /**
103:             * The WSIFOperation_JCA constructor. 
104:             * @param aDefinition
105:             * @param aBinding
106:             * @param aOperationName
107:             * @param aInputName
108:             * @param aOutputName
109:             * @param aConnection
110:             * @param aInteractionSpec
111:             * @param aFactory
112:             * @param typeMap
113:             * @param aPort
114:             * @param aService
115:             * @param jcaPort
116:             */
117:            public WSIFOperation_JCA(Definition aDefinition, Service aService,
118:                    Port aPort, String aOperationName, String aInputName,
119:                    String aOutputName,
120:                    org.apache.wsif.providers.WSIFDynamicTypeMap typeMap,
121:                    WSIFPort_JCA jcaPort, WSIFProviderJCAExtensions aFactory,
122:                    Connection aConnection, InteractionSpec aInteractionSpec) {
123:
124:                super ();
125:                this .fieldDefinition = aDefinition;
126:                this .fieldInteractionSpec = aInteractionSpec;
127:                this .fieldConnection = aConnection;
128:                this .fieldFactory = aFactory;
129:                this .fieldBinding = aPort.getBinding();
130:                this .fieldOperationName = aOperationName;
131:                this .fieldInputName = aInputName;
132:                this .fieldOutputName = aOutputName;
133:                this .fieldTypeMap = typeMap;
134:                this .fieldPort = aPort;
135:                this .fieldService = aService;
136:                this .fieldJcaPort = jcaPort;
137:            }
138:
139:            /**
140:             * Invokes the request/response operation. This method 
141:             * <ul>
142:             * <li>Updates the InteractionSpec using data from the input message.
143:             * <li>If a Connection is not currently available creates one, where a
144:             * ConnectionSpec can be created using data from the input message and then 
145:             * used when creating the Connection.
146:             * <li>Uses the Connection to create a javax.resource.cci.Interaction.
147:             * <li>Invokes the Interaction execute method.
148:             * <li>Closes the interaction.
149:             * <li>Updates the output message with InteractionSpec properties.
150:             * </ul>
151:             */
152:            public boolean executeRequestResponseOperation(WSIFMessage input,
153:                    WSIFMessage output, WSIFMessage fault) throws WSIFException {
154:
155:                Trc.entry(this , input, output, fault);
156:                if (!input.getParts().hasNext())
157:                    input = null;
158:                try {
159:                    fieldFactory.updateInteractionSpec(input, fieldBinding,
160:                            fieldOperationName, fieldInputName,
161:                            fieldOutputName, fieldInteractionSpec);
162:                    if (this .fieldConnection == null) {
163:                        this .fieldConnection = this .fieldFactory
164:                                .createConnection(input, this .fieldDefinition,
165:                                        this .fieldService, this .fieldPort,
166:                                        this .fieldTypeMap, this .fieldBinding,
167:                                        this .fieldOperationName,
168:                                        this .fieldInputName,
169:                                        this .fieldOutputName);
170:                        fieldJcaPort.setConnection(fieldConnection);
171:                    }
172:                    Interaction interaction = this .fieldConnection
173:                            .createInteraction();
174:                    interaction.execute(this .fieldInteractionSpec,
175:                            (javax.resource.cci.Record) input,
176:                            (javax.resource.cci.Record) output);
177:                    interaction.close();
178:                    if (output instanceof  WSIFMessage_JCA) {
179:                        ((WSIFMessage_JCA) output)
180:                                .setInteractionSpec(this .fieldInteractionSpec);
181:                    }
182:                    fieldFactory.updateOutputMessage(output, fieldBinding,
183:                            fieldOperationName, fieldInputName,
184:                            fieldOutputName, fieldInteractionSpec);
185:                } catch (ResourceException exn1) {
186:                    WSIFException newExn = new WSIFException(WSIFResource_JCA
187:                            .get("WSIF1000E"));
188:                    newExn.setTargetException(exn1);
189:                    Trc.exception(exn1);
190:                    throw newExn;
191:                } catch (Throwable exn3) {
192:                    WSIFException newExn = new WSIFException(WSIFResource_JCA
193:                            .get("WSIF1008E", exn3.getLocalizedMessage()));
194:                    newExn.setTargetException(exn3);
195:                    Trc.exception(newExn);
196:                    throw newExn;
197:                }
198:                Trc.exit();
199:                return true;
200:            }
201:
202:            /**
203:             * Invokes input only operation.  This method 
204:             * <ul>
205:             * <li>Updates the InteractionSpec using data from the input message.
206:             * <li>If a Connection is not currently available creates one, where a
207:             * ConnectionSpec can be created using data from the input message and then 
208:             * used when creating the Connection.
209:             * <li>Uses the Connection to create a javax.resource.cci.Interaction.
210:             * <li>Invokes the Interaction execute method.
211:             * <li>Closes the interaction.
212:             * </ul>
213:             */
214:            public void executeInputOnlyOperation(WSIFMessage input)
215:                    throws WSIFException {
216:
217:                Trc.entry(this , input);
218:                if (!input.getParts().hasNext())
219:                    input = null;
220:                try {
221:                    fieldFactory.updateInteractionSpec(input, fieldBinding,
222:                            fieldOperationName, fieldInputName,
223:                            fieldOutputName, fieldInteractionSpec);
224:                    if (fieldConnection == null) {
225:                        fieldConnection = this .fieldFactory.createConnection(
226:                                input, this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldService,
227:                                this .fieldPort, this .fieldTypeMap,
228:                                this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
229:                                this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName);
230:                        fieldJcaPort.setConnection(fieldConnection);
231:                    }
232:                    Interaction interaction = fieldConnection
233:                            .createInteraction();
234:                    interaction.execute(fieldInteractionSpec,
235:                            (javax.resource.cci.Record) input);
236:                    interaction.close();
237:                } catch (ResourceException exn1) {
238:                    WSIFException newExn = new WSIFException(WSIFResource_JCA
239:                            .get("WSIF1000E"));
240:                    Trc.exception(exn1);
241:                    newExn.setTargetException(exn1);
242:                    throw newExn;
243:                } catch (Throwable exn3) {
244:                    WSIFException newExn = new WSIFException(WSIFResource_JCA
245:                            .get("WSIF1008E", exn3.getLocalizedMessage()));
246:                    newExn.setTargetException(exn3);
247:                    Trc.exception(newExn);
248:                    throw newExn;
249:                }
250:                Trc.exit();
251:            }
252:
253:            /**
254:             * This method creates the fault message. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
255:             * to create the message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
256:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
257:             */
258:
259:            public WSIFMessage createFaultMessage() {
260:
261:                Trc.entry(this );
262:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createFaultMessage(
263:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
264:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
265:                        this .fieldOutputName);
266:                if (message != null)
267:                    return message;
268:                return new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
269:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
270:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
271:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.FAULT_MESSAGE);
272:            }
273:
274:            /**
275:             * This method creates the fault message with specific name. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
276:             * to create message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
277:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
278:             */
279:            public WSIFMessage createFaultMessage(String name) {
280:
281:                Trc.entry(this , name);
282:
283:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createFaultMessage(
284:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
285:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
286:                        this .fieldOutputName);
287:                if (message != null) {
288:                    message.setName(name);
289:                    return message;
290:                }
291:                message = new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
292:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
293:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
294:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.FAULT_MESSAGE);
295:                message.setName(name);
296:                return message;
297:            }
298:
299:            /**
300:             * This method creates the input message. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
301:             * to create message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
302:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
303:             */
304:            public WSIFMessage createInputMessage() {
305:
306:                Trc.entry(this );
307:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createInputMessage(
308:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
309:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
310:                        this .fieldOutputName);
311:                if (message != null)
312:                    return message;
313:                return new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
314:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
315:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
316:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.INPUT_MESSAGE);
317:            }
318:
319:            /**
320:             * This method creates the input message with specific name. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
321:             * to create message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
322:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
323:             */
324:            public WSIFMessage createInputMessage(String name) {
325:
326:                Trc.entry(this , name);
327:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createInputMessage(
328:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
329:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
330:                        this .fieldOutputName);
331:                if (message != null) {
332:                    message.setName(name);
333:                    return message;
334:                }
335:                message = new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
336:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
337:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
338:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.INPUT_MESSAGE);
339:                message.setName(name);
340:                return message;
341:            }
342:
343:            /**
344:             * This method creates the output message. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
345:             * to create message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
346:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
347:             */
348:            public WSIFMessage createOutputMessage() {
349:
350:                Trc.entry(this );
351:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createOutputMessage(
352:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
353:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
354:                        this .fieldOutputName);
355:                if (message != null)
356:                    return message;
357:                return new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
358:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
359:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
360:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.OUTPUT_MESSAGE);
361:            }
362:
363:            /**
364:             * This method creates the output message with specific name. It first attempts to use Resource Adapter specific class
365:             * to create message. If this fails (i.e. the Resource Adapter does not require specialized messages),
366:             * the method creates and returns <code>WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable</code> message. 
367:             */
368:            public WSIFMessage createOutputMessage(String name) {
369:
370:                Trc.entry(this , name);
371:                WSIFMessage message = this .fieldFactory.createOutputMessage(
372:                        this .fieldDefinition, this .fieldBinding,
373:                        this .fieldOperationName, this .fieldInputName,
374:                        this .fieldOutputName);
375:                if (message != null) {
376:                    message.setName(name);
377:                    return message;
378:                }
379:                message = new WSIFMessage_JCAStreamable(this .fieldDefinition,
380:                        this .fieldBinding, this .fieldOperationName,
381:                        this .fieldInputName, this .fieldOutputName,
382:                        WSIFMessage_JCA.OUTPUT_MESSAGE);
383:                message.setName(name);
384:                return message;
385:            }
386:
387:            /**
388:             * Returns the interactionSpec.
389:             * @return Returns a InteractionSpec
390:             */
391:            public InteractionSpec getInteractionSpec() {
392:                return fieldInteractionSpec;
393:            }
394:
395:            /**
396:             * Sets the interactionSpec.
397:             * @param interactionSpec The interactionSpec to set
398:             */
399:            public void setInteractionSpec(InteractionSpec interactionSpec) {
400:                fieldInteractionSpec = interactionSpec;
401:            }
402:
403:            public String toString() {
404:
405:                StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
406:                buffer.append(crlf + "[JCAOperation" + crlf);
407:                try {
408:                    if (fieldConnection != null)
409:                        buffer.append("\tConnection: "
410:                                + fieldConnection.toString() + crlf);
411:                    else
412:                        buffer.append("\tConnection: null" + crlf);
413:
414:                    if (fieldInteractionSpec != null)
415:                        buffer.append("\tInteractionSpec:       "
416:                                + fieldInteractionSpec.toString() + crlf);
417:                    else
418:                        buffer.append("\tInteractionSpec:       null" + crlf);
419:
420:                    if (fieldBinding != null)
421:                        buffer.append("\tBinding:    "
422:                                + fieldBinding.toString() + crlf);
423:                    else
424:                        buffer.append("\tBinding:    null" + crlf);
425:
426:                    if (fieldOperation != null)
427:                        buffer.append("\tOperation:    "
428:                                + fieldOperation.toString() + crlf);
429:                    else
430:                        buffer.append("\tOperation:    null" + crlf);
431:
432:                    if (fieldFactory != null)
433:                        buffer.append("\tFactory:    "
434:                                + fieldFactory.toString() + crlf);
435:                    else
436:                        buffer.append("\tFactory:    null" + crlf);
437:
438:                    if (fieldOperationName != null)
439:                        buffer.append("\tOperationName:    "
440:                                + fieldOperationName + crlf);
441:                    else
442:                        buffer.append("\tOperationName:    null" + crlf);
443:
444:                    if (fieldInputName != null)
445:                        buffer.append("\tInputName:    " + fieldInputName
446:                                + crlf);
447:                    else
448:                        buffer.append("\tInputName:    null" + crlf);
449:
450:                    if (fieldOutputName != null)
451:                        buffer.append("\tOutputName:    " + fieldOutputName
452:                                + crlf);
453:                    else
454:                        buffer.append("\tOutputName:    null" + crlf);
455:
456:                    buffer.append("]" + crlf);
457:                } catch (Throwable exn) {
458:                }
459:                return buffer.toString();
460:            }
461:
462:            /**
463:             * Method not supported.
464:             */
465:            public WSIFCorrelationId executeRequestResponseAsync(
466:                    WSIFMessage input, WSIFResponseHandler handler)
467:                    throws WSIFException {
468:                return null;
469:            }
470:
471:            /**
472:             * Method not supported.
473:             */
474:            public WSIFCorrelationId executeRequestResponseAsync(
475:                    WSIFMessage input) throws WSIFException {
476:                return null;
477:            }
478:
479:            /**
480:             * Method not supported.
481:             */
482:            public void fireAsyncResponse(Object response) throws WSIFException {
483:
484:            }
485:
486:            /**
487:             * Method not supported.
488:             */
489:            public boolean processAsyncResponse(Object response,
490:                    WSIFMessage output, WSIFMessage fault) throws WSIFException {
491:                return false;
492:            }
493:
494:            /**
495:             * Method not supported.
496:             */
497:            public void setContext(WSIFMessage context) {
498:
499:            }
500:
501:            /**
502:             * Method not supported.
503:             */
504:            public WSIFMessage getContext() {
505:
506:                return null;
507:            }
508:
509:        }
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