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WebServiceInvocationHandler.javaAPI DocGlassfish v2 API8859Fri May 04 22:32:58 BST 2007com.sun.ejb.containers

WebServiceInvocationHandler

public final class WebServiceInvocationHandler extends EJBLocalRemoteObject implements InvocationHandler
This is a proxy invocation handler for web service ejb invocations. A single instance of this invocation handler is used for all web service invocations to a particular ejb endpoint, so it must support concurrent use.
author
Kenneth Saks

Fields Summary
private com.sun.enterprise.deployment.WebServiceEndpoint
endpoint_
private Class
ejbClass_
private Class
serviceEndpointIntfClass_
private com.sun.enterprise.InvocationManager
invManager_
private boolean
hasHandlers_
private Map
invocationInfoMap_
protected static final com.sun.enterprise.util.LocalStringManagerImpl
localStrings
Constructors Summary
public WebServiceInvocationHandler(Class ejbClass, com.sun.enterprise.deployment.WebServiceEndpoint endpoint, Class serviceEndpointIntfClass, Map invocationInfoMap)


       
                                        
                                        
                                         
        ejbClass_ = ejbClass;
        serviceEndpointIntfClass_ = serviceEndpointIntfClass;
        endpoint_ = endpoint;
        hasHandlers_ = endpoint.hasHandlers();
        Switch theSwitch = Switch.getSwitch();
        invManager_ = theSwitch.getInvocationManager();
        invocationInfoMap_ = invocationInfoMap;
    
Methods Summary
public java.lang.Objectinvoke(java.lang.Object proxy, java.lang.reflect.Method method, java.lang.Object[] args)

        try {
        container.onEnteringContainer();
        // NOTE : be careful with "args" parameter.  It is null
        //        if method signature has 0 arguments.

        Class methodClass = method.getDeclaringClass();
        if( methodClass == java.lang.Object.class )  {
            return InvocationHandlerUtil.
                invokeJavaObjectMethod(this, method, args);    
        }

        Object returnValue = null;
        Invocation inv = null;

        try {
            // Invocation was created earlier in the web service dispatching
            inv = (Invocation) invManager_.getCurrentInvocation();

            inv.ejbObject = this;
            
            // things can become hairy here. This handler may have been created 
            // with a dummy SEI to satisfy the EJB container. In such cases, we must
            // find the right method object on the SIB.
            if (endpoint_.getServiceEndpointInterface().equals(ejbClass_.getName())) {
                // we need to substiture the method object
                method = ejbClass_.getMethod(method.getName(), method.getParameterTypes());
            }
            inv.method = method;
            inv.clientInterface = serviceEndpointIntfClass_;

            inv.invocationInfo = (InvocationInfo)
                invocationInfoMap_.get(inv.method);

            if( inv.invocationInfo == null ) {
                throw new EJBException
                    ("Web service Invocation Info lookup failed for " +
                     "method " + inv.method);
            }

            inv.transactionAttribute = inv.invocationInfo.txAttr;

	    // special handling of jaxrpc endpoints (identfied by mapping file)
            if(endpoint_.getWebService().hasMappingFile()) {
		
		if( hasHandlers_ ) {
		    // Handler performed method authorization already
		} else {
		    StatelessSessionContainer container = 
			(StatelessSessionContainer) getContainer();                

		    boolean authorized = container.authorize(inv);
		    if( !authorized ) {
			throw new AccessLocalException
			    ("Client not authorized to access " + inv.method);
		    }
		}
	    } else if ( hasHandlers_ ) {

		// jaxws enpoint
		// authorization was done in security pipe
                // Now that application handlers have run, do 
                // another method lookup and compare the results 
                // with the original one. This ensures that the 
                // application handlers have not changed
                // which method is invoked.

                Method methodBefore = inv.getWebServiceMethod();

                if (methodBefore != null && !methodBefore.equals(inv.method)) {
                    inv.exception = new UnmarshalException
			(localStrings.getLocalString
			 ("enterprise.webservice.postHandlerMethodMismatch",
			  "Original Method {0} does not match post-handler method {1}",
			  new Object[] { methodBefore, inv.method }));
		    throw inv.exception;
                }
	    }

            ComponentContext ctx = container.getContext(inv);
            inv.context  = ctx;
            inv.ejb      = ctx.getEJB();
            inv.instance = inv.ejb;

            container.preInvokeTx(inv);

            // Enterprise Bean class doesn't necessarily implement
            // web service endpoint interface, so we can't directly
            // dispatch through the given method object.
            Method beanClassMethod = ejbClass_.getMethod
                (method.getName(), method.getParameterTypes());
            inv.beanMethod = beanClassMethod;
            inv.methodParams = args;
            returnValue = container.intercept(inv);
        } catch(NoSuchMethodException nsme) {
            inv.exception = nsme;
        } catch(InvocationTargetException ite) {
            inv.exception = ite.getCause();
        } catch(Throwable c) {
            inv.exception = c;
        } finally {
            if( inv.ejb != null ) {
                // Do post invoke tx processing so that a commit failure
                // will be visible to web service client.
                container.postInvokeTx(inv);
            }
        }
        if (inv.exception != null) {
            if(inv.exception instanceof java.lang.RuntimeException) {
                throw (java.lang.RuntimeException)inv.exception; 
            } else if (inv.exception instanceof Exception) {
                throw inv.exception;
            } else {
                EJBException ejbEx = new EJBException();
                ejbEx.initCause(inv.exception);
                throw ejbEx;
            }
        }
        return returnValue;
        } finally {
            container.onLeavingContainer();
        }