Examples with SOAPBody javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SOAPBody

use of javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody in project tdi-studio-se by Talend.

the class ComponentBuilder method buildOperation.

private OperationInfo buildOperation(OperationInfo operationInfo, BindingOperation bindingOper) {
    Operation oper = bindingOper.getOperation();
    operationInfo.setTargetMethodName(oper.getName());
    Vector operElems = findExtensibilityElement(bindingOper.getExtensibilityElements(), "operation");
    ExtensibilityElement operElem = (ExtensibilityElement) operElems.elementAt(0);
    if (operElem != null && operElem instanceof SOAPOperation) {
        SOAPOperation soapOperation = (SOAPOperation) operElem;
        operationInfo.setSoapActionURI(soapOperation.getSoapActionURI());
    } else if (operElem != null && operElem instanceof SOAP12Operation) {
        SOAP12Operation soapOperation = (SOAP12Operation) operElem;
        operationInfo.setSoapActionURI(soapOperation.getSoapActionURI());
    }
    BindingInput bindingInput = bindingOper.getBindingInput();
    BindingOutput bindingOutput = bindingOper.getBindingOutput();
    Vector bodyElems = findExtensibilityElement(bindingInput.getExtensibilityElements(), "body");
    ExtensibilityElement bodyElem = (ExtensibilityElement) bodyElems.elementAt(0);
    if (bodyElem != null && bodyElem instanceof SOAPBody) {
        SOAPBody soapBody = (SOAPBody) bodyElem;
        List styles = soapBody.getEncodingStyles();
        String encodingStyle = null;
        if (styles != null) {
            encodingStyle = styles.get(0).toString();
        }
        if (encodingStyle == null) {
            encodingStyle = DEFAULT_SOAP_ENCODING_STYLE;
        }
        operationInfo.setEncodingStyle(encodingStyle.toString());
        operationInfo.setTargetObjectURI(soapBody.getNamespaceURI());
    } else if (bodyElem != null && bodyElem instanceof SOAP12Body) {
        SOAP12Body soapBody = (SOAP12Body) bodyElem;
        String encodingStyle = null;
        if (soapBody.getEncodingStyle() != null) {
            encodingStyle = soapBody.getEncodingStyle().toString();
        }
        if (encodingStyle == null) {
            encodingStyle = DEFAULT_SOAP_ENCODING_STYLE;
        }
        operationInfo.setEncodingStyle(encodingStyle.toString());
        operationInfo.setTargetObjectURI(soapBody.getNamespaceURI());
    }
    Input inDef = oper.getInput();
    if (inDef != null) {
        Message inMsg = inDef.getMessage();
        if (inMsg != null) {
            operationInfo.setInputMessageName(inMsg.getQName().getLocalPart());
            getParameterFromMessage(operationInfo, inMsg, 1);
            operationInfo.setInmessage(inMsg);
        }
    }
    Output outDef = oper.getOutput();
    if (outDef != null) {
        Message outMsg = outDef.getMessage();
        if (outMsg != null) {
            operationInfo.setOutputMessageName(outMsg.getQName().getLocalPart());
            getParameterFromMessage(operationInfo, outMsg, 2);
            operationInfo.setOutmessage(outMsg);
        }
    }
    return operationInfo;
}

Example 2 with SOAPBody

use of javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody in project carbon-business-process by wso2.

the class WSDLAwareSOAPProcessor method processMessageParts.

private WSDLAwareMessage processMessageParts(BindingInput bindingInput) throws AxisFault {
    WSDLAwareMessage message = new WSDLAwareMessage();
    message.setBinding(wsdlBinding);
    List parts;
    String namespace;
    if (soap12) {
        SOAP12Body soapBodyDef = getFirstExtensibilityElement(bindingInput, SOAP12Body.class);
        if (soapBodyDef == null) {
            String errMessage = "SOAPBody null for binding input.";
            log.error(errMessage);
            throw new AxisFault(errMessage);
        }
        parts = soapBodyDef.getParts();
        namespace = soapBodyDef.getNamespaceURI();
    } else {
        SOAPBody soapBodyDef = getFirstExtensibilityElement(bindingInput, SOAPBody.class);
        if (soapBodyDef == null) {
            String errMessage = "SOAPBody null for binding input.";
            log.error(errMessage);
            throw new AxisFault(errMessage);
        }
        parts = soapBodyDef.getParts();
        namespace = soapBodyDef.getNamespaceURI();
    }
    QName axisOperationName = inMessageCtx.getAxisOperation().getName();
    /**
     * Local part of the axis Operation's name equals to WSDL Operation name.
     */
    Operation op = wsdlBinding.getPortType().getOperation(axisOperationName.getLocalPart(), null, null);
    String rpcWrapper = op.getName();
    List bodyParts = op.getInput().getMessage().getOrderedParts(parts);
    if (isRPC) {
        message.setRPC(true);
        QName rpWrapperQName = new QName(namespace, rpcWrapper);
        OMElement partWrapper = inMessageCtx.getEnvelope().getBody().getFirstChildWithName(rpWrapperQName);
        if (partWrapper == null) {
            String errMsg = "SOAP Body doesn't contain expected part wrapper.";
            log.error(errMsg);
            throw new AxisFault(errMsg);
        }
        /* In RPC the body element is the operation name, wrapping parts. Order doesn't really
             * matter as far as we're concerned. All we need to do is copy the soap:body children,
             * since doc-lit rpc looks the same in ode and soap.*/
        for (Object partDef : bodyParts) {
            OMElement srcPart = partWrapper.getFirstChildWithName(new QName(null, ((Part) partDef).getName()));
            if (srcPart == null) {
                throw new AxisFault("SOAP Body doesn't contain required part " + ((Part) partDef).getName() + ".");
            }
            message.addBodyPart(srcPart.getLocalName(), srcPart);
        }
    } else {
        /**
         * In doc-literal style, we expect the elements in the body to correspond (in order) to
         * the parts defined in the binding. All the parts should be element-typed, otherwise
         * it is a mess.
         */
        message.setRPC(false);
        Iterator srcParts = inMessageCtx.getEnvelope().getBody().getChildElements();
        for (Object partDef : bodyParts) {
            if (!srcParts.hasNext()) {
                throw new AxisFault("SOAP Body does not contain required part" + ((Part) partDef).getName() + ".");
            }
            OMElement srcPart = (OMElement) srcParts.next();
            if (((Part) partDef).getElementName() == null) {
                throw new AxisFault("Binding defines non-element document literal part(s)");
            }
            if (!srcPart.getQName().equals(((Part) partDef).getElementName())) {
                throw new AxisFault("Unexpected element in SOAP body.");
            }
            message.addBodyPart(((Part) partDef).getName(), srcPart);
        }
    }
    processSoapHeaderParts(message, bindingInput, op);
    return message;
}

Example 3 with SOAPBody

use of javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody in project carbon-business-process by wso2.

the class WSDLAwareSOAPProcessor method processMessageParts.

private WSDLAwareMessage processMessageParts(BindingInput bindingInput) throws AxisFault {
    WSDLAwareMessage message = new WSDLAwareMessage();
    message.setTenantId(this.tenantId);
    SOAPBody soapBodyDef = getFirstExtensibilityElement(bindingInput, SOAPBody.class);
    if (soapBodyDef == null) {
        String errMessage = "SOAPBody null for binding input.";
        log.error(errMessage);
        throw new AxisFault(errMessage);
    }
    QName axisOperationName = inMessageCtx.getAxisOperation().getName();
    /**
     * Local part of the axis Operation's name equals to WSDL Operation name.
     */
    Operation op = wsdlBinding.getPortType().getOperation(axisOperationName.getLocalPart(), null, null);
    message.setPortTypeName(wsdlBinding.getPortType().getQName());
    message.setOperationName(op.getName());
    String rpcWrapper = op.getName();
    List bodyParts = op.getInput().getMessage().getOrderedParts(soapBodyDef.getParts());
    if (isRPC) {
        // message.setRPC(true);
        QName rpWrapperQName = new QName(wsdlBinding.getQName().getNamespaceURI(), rpcWrapper);
        OMElement partWrapper = inMessageCtx.getEnvelope().getBody().getFirstChildWithName(rpWrapperQName);
        if (partWrapper == null) {
            String errMsg = "SOAP Body doesn't contain expected part wrapper.";
            log.error(errMsg);
            throw new AxisFault(errMsg);
        }
        /* In RPC the body element is the operation name, wrapping parts. Order doesn't really
             * matter as far as we're concerned. All we need to do is copy the soap:body children,
             * since doc-lit rpc looks the same in ode and soap.*/
        for (Object partDef : bodyParts) {
            OMElement srcPart = partWrapper.getFirstChildWithName(new QName(null, ((Part) partDef).getName()));
            if (srcPart == null) {
                throw new AxisFault("SOAP Body doesn't contain required part " + ((Part) partDef).getName() + ".");
            }
            message.addBodyPart(srcPart.getLocalName(), srcPart);
        }
    } else {
        /**
         * In doc-literal style, we expect the elements in the body to correspond (in order) to
         * the parts defined in the binding. All the parts should be element-typed, otherwise
         * it is a mess.
         */
        // message.setRPC(false);
        Iterator srcParts = inMessageCtx.getEnvelope().getBody().getChildElements();
        for (Object partDef : bodyParts) {
            if (!srcParts.hasNext()) {
                throw new AxisFault("SOAP Body does not contain required part" + ((Part) partDef).getName() + ".");
            }
            OMElement srcPart = (OMElement) srcParts.next();
            if (((Part) partDef).getElementName() == null) {
                throw new AxisFault("Binding defines non-element document literal part(s)");
            }
            if (!srcPart.getQName().equals(((Part) partDef).getElementName())) {
                throw new AxisFault("Unexpected element in SOAP body: " + srcPart.getQName() + " \nExpected: " + ((Part) partDef).getElementName());
            }
            message.addBodyPart(((Part) partDef).getName(), srcPart);
        }
    }
    processSoapHeaderParts(message, bindingInput, op);
    return message;
}

Example 4 with SOAPBody

use of javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody in project tomee by apache.

the class LightWeightMappingValidator method visit.

@Override
protected void visit(BindingFault bindingFault) {
    SOAPBody body = getSOAPBody(bindingFault.getExtensibilityElements());
    String encoding = body.getUse();
    if (encoding == null || !encoding.equals("encoded")) {
        context.addFailure(new ValidationFailure("The use attribute of the binding fault operation must be 'encoded': " + bindingFault.getName()));
    }
}

Example 5 with SOAPBody

use of javax.wsdl.extensions.soap.SOAPBody in project cxf by apache.

the class PartialWSDLProcessor method getSoapBody.

private static SOAPBody getSoapBody(Class<?> parent, ExtensionRegistry extReg) throws Exception {
    SOAPBody soapBody = SOAPBindingUtil.createSoapBody(extReg, parent, false);
    soapBody.setUse(useLiteral);
    return soapBody;
}