Java CorbaMessageMediator.executePIInResponseConstructor方法代码示例

import com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol.CorbaMessageMediator; //导入方法依赖的package包/类
protected void runInterceptors(CorbaMessageMediator messageMediator,
                               ReplyMessage reply)
{
    if( messageMediator.executePIInResponseConstructor() ) {
        // Invoke server request ending interception points (send_*):
        // Note: this may end up with a SystemException or an internal
        // Runtime ForwardRequest
        ((ORB)messageMediator.getBroker()).getPIHandler().
            invokeServerPIEndingPoint( reply );

        // Note this will be executed even if a ForwardRequest or
        // SystemException is thrown by a Portable Interceptors ending
        // point since we end up in this constructor again anyway.
        ((ORB)messageMediator.getBroker()).getPIHandler().
            cleanupServerPIRequest();

        // See createSystemExceptionResponse for why this is necesary.
        messageMediator.setExecutePIInResponseConstructor(false);
    }
}
 

import com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol.CorbaMessageMediator; //导入方法依赖的package包/类
public CorbaMessageMediator createSystemExceptionResponse(
    CorbaMessageMediator messageMediator,
    SystemException ex,
    ServiceContexts svc)
{
    if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null) {
        // It is possible that fragments of response have already been
        // sent.  Then an error may occur (e.g. marshaling error like
        // non serializable object).  In that case it is too late
        // to send the exception.  We just return the existing fragmented
        // stream here.  This will cause an incomplete last fragment
        // to be sent.  Then the other side will get a marshaling error
        // when attempting to unmarshal.

        // REVISIT: Impl - make interface method to do the following.
        CorbaMessageMediatorImpl mediator = (CorbaMessageMediatorImpl)
            ((CorbaConnection)messageMediator.getConnection())
            .serverRequestMapGet(messageMediator.getRequestId());

        OutputObject existingOutputObject = null;
        if (mediator != null) {
            existingOutputObject = mediator.getOutputObject();
        }

        // REVISIT: need to think about messageMediator containing correct
        // pointer to output object.
        if (existingOutputObject != null &&
            mediator.sentFragment() &&
            ! mediator.sentFullMessage())
        {
            return mediator;
        }
    }

    // Only do this if interceptors have been initialized on this request
    // and have not completed their lifecycle (otherwise the info stack
    // may be empty or have a different request's entry on top).
    if (messageMediator.executePIInResponseConstructor()) {
        // REVISIT: not necessary in framework now?
        // Inform Portable Interceptors of the SystemException.  This is
        // required to be done here because the ending interception point
        // is called in the when creating the response below
        // but we do not currently write the SystemException into the
        // response until after the ending point is called.
        ((ORB)messageMediator.getBroker()).getPIHandler().setServerPIInfo( ex );
    }

    if (((ORB)messageMediator.getBroker()).subcontractDebugFlag &&
        ex != null)
    {
        dprint(".createSystemExceptionResponse: "
               + opAndId(messageMediator),
               ex);
    }

    ServiceContexts serviceContexts =
        getServiceContextsForReply(messageMediator, svc);

    // NOTE: We MUST add the service context before creating
    // the response since service contexts are written to the
    // stream when the response object is created.

    addExceptionDetailMessage(messageMediator, ex, serviceContexts);

    CorbaMessageMediator response =
        createResponseHelper(messageMediator, serviceContexts, false);

    // NOTE: From here on, it is too late to add more service contexts.
    // They have already been serialized to the stream (and maybe fragments
    // sent).

    ORBUtility.writeSystemException(
        ex, (OutputStream)response.getOutputObject());

    return response;
}