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036:
037:        /*
038:         * ProtocolMessageSender.java
039:         *
040:         * @author Mike Grogan
041:         * Created on January 30, 2006, 12:12 PM
042:         *
043:         */
044:
045:        package com.sun.xml.ws.rm.jaxws.runtime.client;
046:
047:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.SOAPVersion;
048:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.WSBinding;
049:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.HeaderList;
050:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.Message;
051:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.Messages;
052:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.Packet;
053:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.model.wsdl.WSDLPort;
054:        import com.sun.xml.ws.api.pipe.Tube;
055:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.*;
056:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.jaxws.runtime.InboundMessageProcessor;
057:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.jaxws.runtime.OutboundSequence;
058:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.jaxws.runtime.SequenceConfig;
059:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.protocol.AbstractAckRequested;
060:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.protocol.AbstractCreateSequence;
061:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.protocol.AbstractCreateSequenceResponse;
062:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.protocol.AbstractTerminateSequence;
063:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200502.AckRequestedElement;
064:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200502.SequenceElement;
065:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.CloseSequenceElement;
066:        import com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.CloseSequenceResponseElement;
067:
068:        import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
069:        import javax.xml.bind.Marshaller;
070:        import javax.xml.bind.Unmarshaller;
071:        import java.net.URI;
072:
073:        /**
074:         * Helper class used to send protocol message addressed to the endpoint.
075:         * The messages belong to the following types:
076:         * <ul>
077:         * <li>CreateSequence. A message with a CreateSequence element in its body is sent.  The
078:         * response message contains a CreateSequenceResponse element in its body</li>
079:         * <li>Last. A message with empty body, and a Sequence header with Last child
080:         * is sent.  The headers on the body are processed.</li>
081:         * <li>AckRequensted. A message with empty body, and a Sequence header with Last child
082:         * is sent.  The headers on the body are processed.</li>
083:         * <li>TerminateSequence A message with a TerminateSequence element in its body is sent.</li>
084:         * </ul>
085:         *
086:         */
087:        public class ProtocolMessageSender {
088:
089:            /**
090:             * Helper to process InboundMessages.
091:             */
092:            private InboundMessageProcessor processor;
093:
094:            /**
095:             * The marshaller to write the messages
096:             */
097:            private Marshaller marshaller;
098:            /**
099:             * The unmarshaller to read the messages
100:             */
101:            private Unmarshaller unmarshaller;
102:
103:            private RMConstants constants;
104:
105:            /**
106:             * Properties like the BindingProvider to associate with the
107:             * request and response context
108:             * contentNegotiation etc can be obtained from
109:             * the packet
110:             */
111:            private Packet packet;
112:
113:            /*
114:             * WSDLPort for use by addressing module when assigning headers.
115:             */
116:            private WSDLPort port;
117:
118:            /*
119:             * WSBinding for use by addressing module when assigning headers.
120:             */
121:            private WSBinding binding;
122:
123:            private SequenceConfig config;
124:
125:            private final ProtocolMessageHelper helper;
126:
127:            /**
128:             * Public ctor.  Initialize the fields
129:             */
130:            public ProtocolMessageSender(InboundMessageProcessor processor,
131:                    SequenceConfig config, Marshaller marshaller,
132:                    Unmarshaller unmarshaller, WSDLPort port,
133:                    WSBinding binding, Tube nextTube, Packet packet) {
134:
135:                this .processor = processor;
136:                this .port = port;
137:                this .binding = binding;
138:                this .marshaller = marshaller;
139:                this .unmarshaller = unmarshaller;
140:                this .constants = RMConstants.getRMConstants(binding
141:                        .getAddressingVersion());
142:                this .packet = packet;
143:                this .config = config;
144:                this .helper = new ProtocolMessageHelper(nextTube);
145:
146:            }
147:
148:            public AbstractCreateSequenceResponse sendCreateSequence(
149:                    AbstractCreateSequence cs, URI destination, URI acksTo,
150:                    SOAPVersion version) throws RMException {
151:
152:                //Used from com.sun.xml.ws.jaxws.runtime.client.ClientOutboundSequence.connect, where
153:                //CreateSequence object is constructed and resulting CreateSequenceResponse object is
154:                //processed.
155:                AbstractCreateSequenceResponse csrElem = null;
156:
157:                //1. Initialize  message adding CreateSequence to body
158:                if (cs != null) {
159:                    Message request = null;
160:                    if (config.getRMVersion() == RMVersion.WSRM10) {
161:                        request = Messages
162:                                .create(
163:                                        config.getRMVersion().getJAXBContext(),
164:                                        ((com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200502.CreateSequenceElement) cs),
165:                                        version);
166:                    } else {
167:                        request = Messages
168:                                .create(
169:                                        config.getRMVersion().getJAXBContext(),
170:                                        ((com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.CreateSequenceElement) cs),
171:                                        version);
172:                    }
173:
174:                    //Addressing Headers are added by configuring the following property
175:                    //on the packet
176:
177:                    Packet requestPacket = new Packet(request);
178:                    requestPacket.proxy = packet.proxy;
179:                    requestPacket.contentNegotiation = packet.contentNegotiation;
180:                    requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(destination
181:                            .toString());
182:
183:                    addAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, config.getRMVersion()
184:                            .getCreateSequenceAction(), destination, acksTo,
185:                            false);
186:
187:                    String messageId = null;/*= ADDRESSING_FIXME - initialize with mesageID
188:                                                       assigned by addAddressingHeaders for use in
189:                                                       correlating non-anonymous acksTo response*/
190:
191:                    Packet responsePacket = helper.process(requestPacket);
192:
193:                    if (acksTo.equals(constants.getAnonymousURI())) {
194:
195:                        Message response = responsePacket.getMessage();
196:                        if (response.isFault()) {
197:                            throw new CreateSequenceException(
198:                                    "CreateSequence was refused by the RMDestination \n ",
199:                                    response);
200:                        }
201:
202:                        //unmarshall CreateSequenceResponse object from body of response.
203:                        //need the null check because this might be a non-anonymous ackto and
204:                        //CSR will be processed on another connection.
205:                        if (response != null) {
206:                            csrElem = unmarshallCreateSequenceResponse(response);
207:                        }
208:                    } else {
209:
210:                        csrElem = ProtocolMessageReceiver
211:                                .getCreateSequenceResponse(messageId);
212:                    }
213:                }
214:
215:                return csrElem;
216:            }
217:
218:            public void sendTerminateSequence(AbstractTerminateSequence ts,
219:                    OutboundSequence seq, SOAPVersion version)
220:                    throws RMException {
221:
222:                //Used from com.sun.xml.ws.jaxws.runtime.client.ClientOutboundSequence.disconnect, where the
223:                //TerminateSequence message is initialzied.
224:
225:                Message request = Messages.create(config.getRMVersion()
226:                        .getJAXBContext(), ts, version);
227:
228:                //piggyback an acknowledgement if one is pending
229:                seq.processAcknowledgement(new com.sun.xml.ws.rm.Message(
230:                        request, config.rmVersion), marshaller);
231:
232:                Packet requestPacket = new Packet(request);
233:                requestPacket.proxy = packet.proxy;
234:                requestPacket.contentNegotiation = packet.contentNegotiation;
235:                addAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, config.getRMVersion()
236:                        .getTerminateSequenceAction(), seq.getDestination(),
237:                        seq.getAcksTo(),/*true*/false);
238:                requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(seq.getDestination()
239:                        .toString());
240:                Packet responsePacket = helper.process(requestPacket);
241:                Message response = responsePacket.getMessage();
242:                if (response != null && response.isFault()) {
243:                    throw new TerminateSequenceException(
244:                            "There was an error trying to terminate the sequence ",
245:                            response);
246:                }
247:
248:                //What to do with response?
249:                //TODO
250:                //It may have a TerminateSequence for reverse sequence on it as well as
251:                //ack headers
252:                //Process these.
253:
254:            }
255:
256:            /**
257:             * Send Message with empty body and a single SequenceElement (with Last child) down the pipe.  Process the response,
258:             * which may contain a SequenceAcknowledgementElement.
259:             *
260:             * @param seq Outbound sequence to which SequenceHeaderElement will belong.
261:             *
262:             */
263:            public void sendLast(OutboundSequence seq, SOAPVersion version)
264:                    throws RMException {
265:
266:                Message request = createEmptyMessage(version);
267:                SequenceElement el = createLastHeader(seq);
268:                //request.getHeaders().add(Headers.create(version,marshaller,el));
269:                request.getHeaders().add(createHeader(el));
270:
271:                seq.setLast();
272:
273:                Packet requestPacket = new Packet(request);
274:                requestPacket.proxy = packet.proxy;
275:                //requestPacket.proxy = new ProxyWrapper(packet.proxy);
276:                requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(seq.getDestination()
277:                        .toString());
278:                requestPacket.contentNegotiation = packet.contentNegotiation;
279:                addAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, config.getRMVersion()
280:                        .getLastAction(), seq.getDestination(),
281:                        seq.getAcksTo(), /*true*/false);
282:
283:                Packet responsePacket = helper.process(requestPacket);
284:                Message response = responsePacket.getMessage();
285:
286:                com.sun.xml.ws.rm.Message msg = new com.sun.xml.ws.rm.Message(
287:                        response, config.rmVersion);
288:                if (response != null && response.isFault()) {
289:                    throw new RMException(response);
290:                }
291:
292:                processor.processMessage(msg, marshaller, unmarshaller);
293:
294:            }
295:
296:            /**
297:             * Send Message with empty body and a AckRequestedElement (with Last child) down the pipe.  Process the response,
298:             * which may contain a SequenceAcknowledgementElement.
299:             *
300:             * @param seq Outbound sequence to which SequenceHeaderElement will belong.
301:             *
302:             */
303:            public void sendAckRequested(OutboundSequence seq,
304:                    SOAPVersion version) throws RMException {
305:
306:                try {
307:                    Message request = createEmptyMessage(version);
308:                    AbstractAckRequested el = createAckRequestedElement(seq);
309:                    //request.getHeaders().add(Headers.create(version,marshaller,el));
310:                    request.getHeaders().add(createHeader(el));
311:
312:                    Packet requestPacket = new Packet(request);
313:                    requestPacket.proxy = packet.proxy;
314:                    requestPacket.contentNegotiation = packet.contentNegotiation;
315:
316:                    addAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, config.getRMVersion()
317:                            .getAckRequestedAction(), seq.getDestination(), seq
318:                            .getAcksTo(), /*true*/false);
319:
320:                    requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(seq.getDestination()
321:                            .toString());
322:
323:                    Packet responsePacket = helper.process(requestPacket);
324:                    Message response = responsePacket.getMessage();
325:                    if (response != null && response.isFault()) {
326:                        //reset alarm
327:                        ((ClientOutboundSequence) seq).resetLastActivityTime();
328:                        throw new RMException(response);
329:                    }
330:
331:                    com.sun.xml.ws.rm.Message msg = new com.sun.xml.ws.rm.Message(
332:                            response, config.rmVersion);
333:                    processor.processMessage(msg, marshaller, unmarshaller);
334:                } finally {
335:                    //Make sure that alarm is reset.
336:                    ((ClientOutboundSequence) seq).resetLastActivityTime();
337:                }
338:
339:            }
340:
341:            /**
342:             * Initialize an AddressingProperties object using the arguments.  Put the AddressingProperties
343:             * object in the RequestContext obtained from getMessageProperties.
344:             */
345:            private Packet addAddressingHeaders(Packet requestPacket,
346:                    String action, URI destination, URI acksTo, boolean oneWay)
347:                    throws RMException {
348:
349:                /*ADDRESSING FIX_ME
350:
351:                Current API does not allow assignment of non-anon reply to, if we
352:                   need to support non-anon acksTo.
353:                 */
354:                Message message = requestPacket.getMessage();
355:                HeaderList list = message.getHeaders();
356:                if (oneWay) {
357:                    message.assertOneWay(true);
358:                } else {
359:                    message.assertOneWay(false);
360:                }
361:                //list.fillRequestAddressingHeaders(port, binding, requestPacket, action);
362:                requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(destination.toString());
363:                list.fillRequestAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, constants
364:                        .getAddressingVersion(), binding.getSOAPVersion(),
365:                        oneWay, action);
366:
367:                return requestPacket;
368:
369:            }
370:
371:            /**
372:             * Create an empty message using correct SOAPVersion
373:             */
374:            private Message createEmptyMessage(SOAPVersion version) {
375:                return Messages.createEmpty(version);
376:            }
377:
378:            private AbstractCreateSequenceResponse unmarshallCreateSequenceResponse(
379:                    Message response) throws RMException {
380:                try {
381:                    return response.readPayloadAsJAXB(unmarshaller);
382:                } catch (JAXBException e) {
383:                    throw new RMException(e);
384:                }
385:            }
386:
387:            /**
388:             * Return a <code>SequenceElement.LastMessage</code>
389:             */
390:            private SequenceElement createLastHeader(OutboundSequence seq) {
391:                SequenceElement sequenceElement = new SequenceElement();
392:                sequenceElement.setId(seq.getId());
393:                sequenceElement.setNumber(seq.getNextIndex());
394:                sequenceElement
395:                        .setLastMessage(new SequenceElement.LastMessage());
396:                return sequenceElement;
397:            }
398:
399:            /**
400:             * Return a <code>AckReqesutedElement</code> whose Sequence ID matches the specified
401:             * <code>OutboundSequence</code> and whose MessageNumber is the
402:             * highest <MessageNumber> sent within a Sequence
403:             * sequence.
404:             */
405:            private AbstractAckRequested createAckRequestedElement(
406:                    OutboundSequence seq) {
407:                AbstractAckRequested ackRequestedElement = null;
408:                if (config.getRMVersion() == RMVersion.WSRM10) {
409:                    ackRequestedElement = new AckRequestedElement();
410:                    ackRequestedElement.setId(seq.getId());
411:                } else {
412:                    ackRequestedElement = new com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.AckRequestedElement();
413:                    ackRequestedElement.setId(seq.getId());
414:                }
415:
416:                return ackRequestedElement;
417:            }
418:
419:            public RMConstants getConstants() {
420:                return constants;
421:            }
422:
423:            private com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.Header createHeader(Object obj) {
424:                return com.sun.xml.ws.api.message.Headers.create(config
425:                        .getRMVersion().getJAXBRIContextHeaders(), obj);
426:            }
427:
428:            public void sendCloseSequence(OutboundSequence seq,
429:                    SOAPVersion version) throws RMException {
430:
431:                Message request = null;
432:
433:                CloseSequenceElement cs = new CloseSequenceElement();
434:                com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.Identifier idClose = new com.sun.xml.ws.rm.v200702.Identifier();
435:                idClose.setValue(seq.getId());
436:
437:                cs.setIdentifier(idClose);
438:                cs.setLastMsgNumber(seq.getNextIndex() - 1);
439:
440:                request = Messages.create(config.getRMVersion()
441:                        .getJAXBContext(), cs, version);
442:                Packet requestPacket = new Packet(request);
443:                requestPacket.proxy = packet.proxy;
444:                requestPacket.contentNegotiation = packet.contentNegotiation;
445:                requestPacket.setEndPointAddressString(seq.getDestination()
446:                        .toString());
447:
448:                addAddressingHeaders(requestPacket, RMVersion.WSRM11
449:                        .getCloseSequenceAction(), seq.getDestination(), null,
450:                        false);
451:
452:                String messageId = null;/*= ADDRESSING_FIXME - initialize with mesageID
453:                                                   assigned by addAddressingHeaders for use in
454:                                                   correlating non-anonymous acksTo response*/
455:
456:                seq.setClosed();
457:
458:                Packet responsePacket = helper.process(requestPacket);
459:
460:                Message response = responsePacket.getMessage();
461:                if (response.isFault()) {
462:                    throw new CloseSequenceException(
463:                            "CloseSequence was refused by the RMDestination \n ",
464:                            response);
465:                }
466:
467:                //unmarshall CloseSequenceResponse object from body of response.
468:
469:                CloseSequenceResponseElement csrElem = unmarshallCloseSequenceResponse(response);
470:
471:            }
472:
473:            private CloseSequenceResponseElement unmarshallCloseSequenceResponse(
474:                    Message response) throws RMException {
475:                try {
476:                    return response.readPayloadAsJAXB(unmarshaller);
477:                } catch (JAXBException e) {
478:                    throw new RMException(e);
479:                }
480:            }
481:
482:        }
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