Examples with LaunchOption org.eclipse.wst.ws.internal.explorer.LaunchOption used on opensource projects

Example 1 with LaunchOption

use of org.eclipse.wst.ws.internal.explorer.LaunchOption in project liferay-ide by liferay.

the class TestWebServicesAction method run.

public void run(IAction action) {
    if (selectedServer == null && selectedModule == null) {
        // can't do anything if server has not been selected
        return;
    }
    URL webServicesListURL = null;
    String[] names = null;
    WebServicesHelper helper = null;
    if (selectedServer != null) {
        ILiferayServer portalServer = (ILiferayServer) selectedServer.loadAdapter(ILiferayServer.class, null);
        webServicesListURL = portalServer.getWebServicesListURL();
        helper = new WebServicesHelper(webServicesListURL);
        names = helper.getWebServiceNames();
    } else if (selectedModule != null) {
        selectedModule.getModule()[0].getProject();
        ILiferayServer portalServer = (ILiferayServer) selectedModule.getServer().loadAdapter(ILiferayServer.class, null);
        try {
            webServicesListURL = // $NON-NLS-1$
            new URL(portalServer.getPortalHomeUrl(), selectedModule.getModule()[0].getName() + "/axis");
        } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
            LiferayServerUI.logError(e);
            return;
        }
        helper = new WebServicesHelper(webServicesListURL);
        names = helper.getWebServiceNames();
        if (ListUtil.isEmpty(names)) {
            try {
                webServicesListURL = // $NON-NLS-1$
                new URL(portalServer.getPortalHomeUrl(), selectedModule.getModule()[0].getName() + "/api/axis");
            } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
                LiferayServerUI.logError(e);
                return;
            }
            helper = new WebServicesHelper(webServicesListURL);
            names = helper.getWebServiceNames();
        }
    }
    StringsFilteredDialog dialog = new StringsFilteredDialog(getActiveShell());
    dialog.setTitle(Msgs.webServiceSelection);
    dialog.setMessage(Msgs.selectWebService);
    dialog.setInput(names);
    int retval = dialog.open();
    if (retval == Window.OK) {
        String serviceName = dialog.getFirstResult().toString();
        String url = helper.getWebServiceWSDLURLByName(serviceName);
        String stateLocation = ExplorerPlugin.getInstance().getPluginStateLocation();
        String defaultFavoritesLocation = ExplorerPlugin.getInstance().getDefaultFavoritesLocation();
        WSExplorerLauncherCommand command = new WSExplorerLauncherCommand();
        command.setForceLaunchOutsideIDE(false);
        Vector launchOptions = new Vector();
        addLaunchOptions(launchOptions, url, stateLocation, defaultFavoritesLocation);
        command.setLaunchOptions((LaunchOption[]) launchOptions.toArray(new LaunchOption[0]));
        command.execute();
    }
}

Example 2 with LaunchOption

use of org.eclipse.wst.ws.internal.explorer.LaunchOption in project liferay-ide by liferay.

the class TestWebServicesAction method addLaunchOptions.

protected void addLaunchOptions(Vector launchOptions, String wsdlURL, String stateLocation, String defaultFavoritesLocation) {
    GetMonitorCommand getMonitorCmd = new GetMonitorCommand();
    getMonitorCmd.setMonitorService(true);
    getMonitorCmd.setCreate(false);
    getMonitorCmd.setWebServicesParser(new WebServicesParser());
    getMonitorCmd.setWsdlURI(wsdlURL);
    getMonitorCmd.execute(null, null);
    List endpoints = getMonitorCmd.getEndpoints();
    for (Iterator endpointsIt = endpoints.iterator(); endpointsIt.hasNext(); ) {
        launchOptions.add(new LaunchOption(LaunchOptions.WEB_SERVICE_ENDPOINT, (String) endpointsIt.next()));
    }
    launchOptions.add(new LaunchOption(LaunchOptions.WSDL_URL, wsdlURL));
    launchOptions.add(new LaunchOption(LaunchOptions.STATE_LOCATION, stateLocation));
    launchOptions.add(new LaunchOption(LaunchOptions.DEFAULT_FAVORITES_LOCATION, defaultFavoritesLocation));
}