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| org.apache.axis2.transport.RequestResponseTransport
All known Subclasses: org.apache.axis2.transport.nhttp.HttpCoreRequestResponseTransport,
| RequestResponseTransport | | public interface RequestResponseTransport (Code) | | This interface represents a control object for a Request/Response transport.
The normal flow of Axis2 is rooted at the transport -- this does not
allow for an acknowledgement to be transmitted before processing has
completed, nor does it allow for processing to be paused and resumed
on a separate thread without having a response be sent back. This interface
enables both of those scenarios by allowing the transport to expose
controls to the rest of the engine via a callback.
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| Inner Class :public class RequestResponseTransportStatus | |
| Field Summary | |
| final public static String | HOLD_RESPONSE
If this property is set to true in a message transport will call the awaitResponse method
of the RequestResponseTransport instead of returning. | | final public static String | TRANSPORT_CONTROL
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| HOLD_RESPONSE | | final public static String HOLD_RESPONSE(Code) | | If this property is set to true in a message transport will call the awaitResponse method
of the RequestResponseTransport instead of returning. The value should be a Boolean object.
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| TRANSPORT_CONTROL | | final public static String TRANSPORT_CONTROL(Code) | | |
| acknowledgeMessage | | public void acknowledgeMessage(MessageContext msgContext) throws AxisFault(Code) | | Notify the transport that a message should be acknowledged at this time.
Parameters:
msgContext -
throws:
AxisFault - |
| awaitResponse | | public void awaitResponse() throws InterruptedException, AxisFault(Code) | | Pause execution and wait for a response message to be ready. This will
typically be called by the transport after a message has been paused and
will cause the transport to block until a response message is ready to be
returned. This is required to enable RM for in-out MEPs over a
request/response transport; without it the message would be paused and the
transport would simply ack the request.
throws:
InterruptedException - |
| getStatus | | public RequestResponseTransportStatus getStatus()(Code) | | This gives the current status of an RequestResponseTransport object.
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| isResponseWritten | | public boolean isResponseWritten()(Code) | | This will indicate whether or not the response has already been written
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| setResponseWritten | | public void setResponseWritten(boolean responseWritten)(Code) | | This is used to set the response written flag on the RequestResponseTransport
instance
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| signalFaultReady | | public void signalFaultReady(AxisFault fault)(Code) | | This will tell the transport to end a current wait by raising the given fault.
Parameters:
fault - The fault to be raised. |
| signalResponseReady | | public void signalResponseReady()(Code) | | Signal that a response has be created and is ready for transmission. This
should release anyone who is blocked on a awaitResponse().
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