Examples with Stub com.sun.xml.ws.client.Stub used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Stub

use of com.sun.xml.ws.client.Stub in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class WsaServerTube method processResponse.

@Override
@NotNull
public NextAction processResponse(Packet response) {
    Message msg = response.getMessage();
    if (msg == null) {
        return doReturnWith(response);
    }
    // one way message. Nothing to see here. Move on.
    String to = AddressingUtils.getTo(msg.getHeaders(), addressingVersion, soapVersion);
    if (to != null) {
        replyTo = faultTo = new WSEndpointReference(to, addressingVersion);
    }
    if (replyTo == null) {
        // This is an async response or we're not processing the response in
        // the same tube instance as we processed the request. Get the ReplyTo
        // now, from the properties we stored into the request packet. We
        // assume anyone that interrupted the request->response flow will have
        // saved the ReplyTo and put it back into the packet for our use.
        replyTo = (WSEndpointReference) response.get(WsaPropertyBag.WSA_REPLYTO_FROM_REQUEST);
    }
    if (faultTo == null) {
        // This is an async response or we're not processing the response in
        // the same tube instance as we processed the request. Get the FaultTo
        // now, from the properties we stored into the request packet. We
        // assume anyone that interrupted the request->response flow will have
        // saved the FaultTo and put it back into the packet for our use.
        faultTo = (WSEndpointReference) response.get(WsaPropertyBag.WSA_FAULTTO_FROM_REQUEST);
    }
    WSEndpointReference target = msg.isFault() ? faultTo : replyTo;
    if (target == null && response.proxy instanceof Stub) {
        target = ((Stub) response.proxy).getWSEndpointReference();
    }
    if (target == null || target.isAnonymous() || isAnonymousRequired) {
        return doReturnWith(response);
    }
    if (target.isNone()) {
        // the caller doesn't want to hear about it, so proceed like one-way
        response.setMessage(null);
        return doReturnWith(response);
    }
    if ((wsdlPort != null) && response.getMessage().isOneWay(wsdlPort)) {
        // one way message but with replyTo. I believe this is a hack for WS-TX - KK.
        LOGGER.fine(AddressingMessages.NON_ANONYMOUS_RESPONSE_ONEWAY());
        return doReturnWith(response);
    }
    // action value.
    if (wbo != null || response.soapAction == null) {
        String action = response.getMessage().isFault() ? helper.getFaultAction(wbo, response) : helper.getOutputAction(wbo);
        // set the SOAPAction, as its got to be same as wsa:Action
        if (response.soapAction == null || (action != null && !action.equals(AddressingVersion.UNSET_OUTPUT_ACTION))) {
            response.soapAction = action;
        }
    }
    response.expectReply = false;
    EndpointAddress adrs;
    try {
        adrs = new EndpointAddress(URI.create(target.getAddress()));
    } catch (NullPointerException | IllegalArgumentException e) {
        throw new WebServiceException(e);
    }
    response.endpointAddress = adrs;
    if (response.isAdapterDeliversNonAnonymousResponse) {
        return doReturnWith(response);
    }
    return doReturnWith(NonAnonymousResponseProcessor.getDefault().process(response));
}