use of javax.jws.WebMethod in project cxf by apache.
the class AttachmentServiceImpl method test.
@WebMethod
public int test(@WebParam(name = "request") @XmlElement(required = true) Request request) throws Exception {
DataHandler dataHandler = request.getContent();
InputStream inputStream = dataHandler.getInputStream();
return IOUtils.readBytesFromStream(inputStream).length;
}
use of javax.jws.WebMethod in project cxf by apache.
the class BookStore method addBooks.
@WebMethod
public void addBooks() {
final MessageContext ctx = context.getMessageContext();
ctx.put(MessageContext.HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE, 305);
}
use of javax.jws.WebMethod in project cxf by apache.
the class BookStore method addBooks.
@WebMethod
public void addBooks() {
final MessageContext ctx = context.getMessageContext();
ctx.put(MessageContext.HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE, 202);
}
use of javax.jws.WebMethod in project Payara by payara.
the class JaxwsContainerRequestTracingFilter method determineOperationName.
/**
* Helper method that determines what the operation name of the span.
*
* @param tracedAnnotation The Traced annotation obtained from the target method
* @return The name to use as the Span's operation name
*/
private String determineOperationName(Packet pipeRequest, MonitorContext monitorContext, Traced tracedAnnotation) {
HttpServletRequest httpRequest = (HttpServletRequest) pipeRequest.get(SERVLET_REQUEST);
if (tracedAnnotation != null) {
String operationName = OpenTracingJaxwsCdiUtils.getConfigOverrideValue(Traced.class, "operationName", monitorContext, String.class).orElse(tracedAnnotation.operationName());
// followed by the method signature
if (operationName.equals("")) {
operationName = createFallbackName(httpRequest, monitorContext);
}
return operationName;
}
// If there is no @Traced annotation
Config config = getConfig();
// Determine if an operation name provider has been given
Optional<String> operationNameProviderOptional = config.getOptionalValue("mp.opentracing.server.operation-name-provider", String.class);
if (operationNameProviderOptional.isPresent()) {
String operationNameProvider = operationNameProviderOptional.get();
// TODO: Take webservices.xml into account
WebService classLevelAnnotation = monitorContext.getImplementationClass().getAnnotation(WebService.class);
WebMethod methodLevelAnnotation = monitorContext.getCallInfo().getMethod().getAnnotation(WebMethod.class);
// If the provider is set to "http-path" and the class-level @WebService annotation is actually present
if (operationNameProvider.equals("http-path") && classLevelAnnotation != null) {
String operationName = httpRequest.getMethod() + ":";
operationName += "/" + classLevelAnnotation.name();
// If the method-level WebMethod annotation is present, use its value
if (methodLevelAnnotation != null) {
operationName += "/" + methodLevelAnnotation.operationName();
}
return operationName;
}
}
// If we haven't returned by now, just go with the default ("class-method")
return createFallbackName(httpRequest, monitorContext);
}
use of javax.jws.WebMethod in project quickstart by wildfly.
the class SetServiceBAImpl method addValueToSet.
/**
* Add an item to a set Enrolls a Participant if necessary and passes the call through to the business logic.
*
* @param value the value to add to the set.
* @throws AlreadyInSetException if value is already in the set
* @throws SetServiceException if an error occurred when attempting to add the item to the set.
*/
@WebMethod
public void addValueToSet(String value) throws AlreadyInSetException, SetServiceException {
System.out.println("[SERVICE] invoked addValueToSet('" + value + "')");
BAParticipantManager participantManager;
try {
// enlist the Participant for this service:
SetParticipantBA participant = new SetParticipantBA(value);
BusinessActivityManager activityManager = BusinessActivityManagerFactory.businessActivityManager();
System.out.println("[SERVICE] Enlisting a participant into the BA");
participantManager = activityManager.enlistForBusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletion(participant, "SetServiceBAImpl:" + UUID.randomUUID());
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("Participant enlistment failed");
e.printStackTrace(System.err);
throw new SetServiceException("Error enlisting participant", e);
}
// invoke the back-end business logic
System.out.println("[SERVICE] Invoking the back-end business logic");
MockSetManager.add(value);
/*
* this service employs the participant completion protocol which means it decides when it wants to commit local
* changes. If the local changes (adding the item to the set) succeeded, we notify the coordinator that we have
* completed. Otherwise, we notify the coordinator that we cannot complete. If any other participant fails or the client
* decides to cancel we can rely upon being told to compensate.
*/
System.out.println("[SERVICE] Prepare the backend resource and if successful notify the coordinator that we have completed our work");
if (MockSetManager.prepare()) {
try {
// tell the coordinator manager we have finished our work
System.out.println("[SERVICE] Prepare successful, notifying coordinator of completion");
participantManager.completed();
} catch (Exception e) {
/*
* Failed to notify the coordinator that we have finished our work. Compensate the work and throw an Exception
* to notify the client that the add operation failed.
*/
MockSetManager.rollback(value);
System.err.println("[SERVICE] 'completed' callback failed");
throw new SetServiceException("Error when notifying the coordinator that the work is completed", e);
}
} else {
try {
/*
* tell the participant manager we cannot complete. this will force the activity to fail
*/
System.out.println("[SERVICE] Prepare failed, notifying coordinator that we cannot complete");
participantManager.cannotComplete();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("'cannotComplete' callback failed");
throw new SetServiceException("Error when notifying the coordinator that the work is cannot be completed", e);
}
throw new SetServiceException("Unable to prepare the back-end resource");
}
}
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