Examples with PolicyMap com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PolicyMap

use of com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class PolicyMapBuilder method getNewPolicyMap.

/**
 * Iterates all the registered PolicyBuilders and lets them populate
 * their changes into PolicyMap. Registers mutators from collection given as a parameter
 * with the newly created map.
 */
private PolicyMap getNewPolicyMap(final PolicyMapMutator... externalMutators) throws PolicyException {
    final HashSet<PolicyMapMutator> mutators = new HashSet<>();
    final PolicyMapExtender myExtender = PolicyMapExtender.createPolicyMapExtender();
    mutators.add(myExtender);
    if (null != externalMutators) {
        mutators.addAll(Arrays.asList(externalMutators));
    }
    final PolicyMap policyMap = PolicyMap.createPolicyMap(mutators);
    for (BuilderHandler builder : policyBuilders) {
        builder.populate(myExtender);
    }
    return policyMap;
}

Example 2 with PolicyMap

use of com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class PolicyWSDLParserExtension method postFinished.

// time to read possible config file and do alternative selection (on client side)
@Override
public void postFinished(final WSDLParserExtensionContext context) {
    // finally register the PolicyMap on the WSDLModel
    EditableWSDLModel wsdlModel = context.getWSDLModel();
    PolicyMap effectiveMap;
    try {
        if (context.isClientSide())
            effectiveMap = context.getPolicyResolver().resolve(new PolicyResolver.ClientContext(policyBuilder.getPolicyMap(), context.getContainer()));
        else
            effectiveMap = context.getPolicyResolver().resolve(new PolicyResolver.ServerContext(policyBuilder.getPolicyMap(), context.getContainer(), null));
        wsdlModel.setPolicyMap(effectiveMap);
    } catch (PolicyException e) {
        LOGGER.logSevereException(e);
        throw LOGGER.logSevereException(new WebServiceException(PolicyMessages.WSP_1007_POLICY_EXCEPTION_WHILE_FINISHING_PARSING_WSDL(), e));
    }
    try {
        PolicyUtil.configureModel(wsdlModel, effectiveMap);
    } catch (PolicyException e) {
        LOGGER.logSevereException(e);
        throw LOGGER.logSevereException(new WebServiceException(PolicyMessages.WSP_1012_FAILED_CONFIGURE_WSDL_MODEL(), e));
    }
    LOGGER.exiting();
}

Example 3 with PolicyMap

use of com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class AlternativeSelectorTest method testDoSelectionEmpty.

/**
 * Test of doSelection method, of class AlternativeSelector.
 */
public void testDoSelectionEmpty() throws PolicyException {
    final EffectivePolicyModifier modifier = EffectivePolicyModifier.createEffectivePolicyModifier();
    final PolicyMap map = PolicyMap.createPolicyMap(null);
    modifier.connect(map);
    AlternativeSelector.doSelection(modifier);
    assertTrue(map.isEmpty());
}

Example 4 with PolicyMap

use of com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class AlternativeSelectorTest method testDoSelectionAlternativesFault.

public void testDoSelectionAlternativesFault() throws PolicyException {
    final PolicyMapExtender extender = PolicyMapExtender.createPolicyMapExtender();
    final PolicyMap map = PolicyMap.createPolicyMap(Arrays.asList(new PolicyMapMutator[] { extender }));
    final PolicySubject subject = new PolicySubject("dummy", this.multipleAlternativesPolicy);
    final PolicyMapKey key = PolicyMap.createWsdlFaultMessageScopeKey(new QName("service"), new QName("port"), new QName("operation"), new QName("fault"));
    extender.putFaultMessageSubject(key, subject);
    final EffectivePolicyModifier modifier = EffectivePolicyModifier.createEffectivePolicyModifier();
    modifier.connect(map);
    AlternativeSelector.doSelection(modifier);
    final Policy result = map.getFaultMessageEffectivePolicy(key);
    if (result.contains(this.assertion1Name)) {
        assertFalse(result.contains(this.assertion2Name));
    } else if (result.contains(this.assertion2Name)) {
        assertFalse(result.contains(this.assertion1Name));
    } else {
        fail("Expected exactly one assertion in the resulting policy.");
    }
}

Example 5 with PolicyMap

use of com.sun.xml.ws.policy.PolicyMap in project metro-jax-ws by eclipse-ee4j.

the class AlternativeSelectorTest method testDoSelectionAlternativesOperation.

/**
 * Test of doSelection method, of class AlternativeSelector.
 */
public void testDoSelectionAlternativesOperation() throws PolicyException {
    final PolicyMapExtender extender = PolicyMapExtender.createPolicyMapExtender();
    final PolicyMap map = PolicyMap.createPolicyMap(Arrays.asList(new PolicyMapMutator[] { extender }));
    final PolicySubject subject = new PolicySubject("dummy", this.multipleAlternativesPolicy);
    final PolicyMapKey key = PolicyMap.createWsdlOperationScopeKey(new QName("service"), new QName("port"), new QName("operation"));
    extender.putOperationSubject(key, subject);
    final EffectivePolicyModifier modifier = EffectivePolicyModifier.createEffectivePolicyModifier();
    modifier.connect(map);
    AlternativeSelector.doSelection(modifier);
    final Policy result = map.getOperationEffectivePolicy(key);
    if (result.contains(this.assertion1Name)) {
        assertFalse(result.contains(this.assertion2Name));
    } else if (result.contains(this.assertion2Name)) {
        assertFalse(result.contains(this.assertion1Name));
    } else {
        fail("Expected exactly one assertion in the resulting policy.");
    }
}