Examples with AS4DumpManager com.helger.phase4.dump.AS4DumpManager used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AS4DumpManager

use of com.helger.phase4.dump.AS4DumpManager in project phase4 by phax.

the class AbstractAS4Client method sendMessageWithRetries.

/**
 * Send the AS4 client message created by
 * {@link #buildMessage(String, IAS4ClientBuildMessageCallback)} to the
 * provided URL. This methods does take retries into account. It synchronously
 * handles the retries and only returns after the last retry.
 *
 * @param <T>
 *        The response data type
 * @param sURL
 *        The URL to send the HTTP POST to
 * @param aResponseHandler
 *        The response handler that converts the HTTP response to a domain
 *        object. May not be <code>null</code>.
 * @param aCallback
 *        An optional callback for the different stages of building the
 *        document. May be <code>null</code>.
 * @param aOutgoingDumper
 *        An outgoing dumper to be used. Maybe <code>null</code>. If
 *        <code>null</code> the global outgoing dumper from
 *        {@link AS4DumpManager} is used.
 * @param aRetryCallback
 *        An optional callback to be invoked if a retry happens on HTTP level.
 *        May be <code>null</code>.
 * @return The sent message that contains
 * @throws IOException
 *         in case of error when building or sending the message
 * @throws WSSecurityException
 *         In case there is an issue with signing/encryption
 * @throws MessagingException
 *         in case something happens in MIME wrapping
 * @since 0.9.14
 */
@Nonnull
public final <T> AS4ClientSentMessage<T> sendMessageWithRetries(@Nonnull final String sURL, @Nonnull final ResponseHandler<? extends T> aResponseHandler, @Nullable final IAS4ClientBuildMessageCallback aCallback, @Nullable final IAS4OutgoingDumper aOutgoingDumper, @Nullable final IAS4RetryCallback aRetryCallback) throws IOException, WSSecurityException, MessagingException {
    // Create a new message ID for each build!
    final String sMessageID = createMessageID();
    final AS4ClientBuiltMessage aBuiltMsg = buildMessage(sMessageID, aCallback);
    HttpEntity aBuiltEntity = aBuiltMsg.getHttpEntity();
    final HttpHeaderMap aBuiltHttpHeaders = aBuiltMsg.getCustomHeaders();
    if (m_aHttpRetrySettings.isRetryEnabled() || aOutgoingDumper != null || AS4DumpManager.getOutgoingDumper() != null) {
        // Ensure a repeatable entity is provided
        aBuiltEntity = m_aResHelper.createRepeatableHttpEntity(aBuiltEntity);
    }
    // Keep the HTTP response status line for external evaluation
    final Wrapper<StatusLine> aStatusLineKeeper = new Wrapper<>();
    // Keep the HTTP response headers for external evaluation
    final HttpHeaderMap aResponseHeaders = new HttpHeaderMap();
    final ResponseHandler<T> aRealResponseHandler = x -> {
        // Remember the HTTP response data
        aStatusLineKeeper.set(x.getStatusLine());
        final Header[] aHeaders = x.getAllHeaders();
        if (aHeaders != null)
            for (final Header aHeader : aHeaders) aResponseHeaders.addHeader(aHeader.getName(), aHeader.getValue());
        // Call the original handler
        return aResponseHandler.handleResponse(x);
    };
    final T aResponseContent = m_aHttpPoster.sendGenericMessageWithRetries(sURL, aBuiltHttpHeaders, aBuiltEntity, sMessageID, m_aHttpRetrySettings, aRealResponseHandler, aOutgoingDumper, aRetryCallback);
    return new AS4ClientSentMessage<>(aBuiltMsg, aStatusLineKeeper.get(), aResponseHeaders, aResponseContent);
}