Examples with BoundConversationContext org.jboss.weld.context.bound.BoundConversationContext used on opensource projects

Example 1 with BoundConversationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.bound.BoundConversationContext in project core by weld.

the class WeldStartup method createContexts.

protected Collection<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> createContexts(ServiceRegistry services) {
    List<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> contexts = new ArrayList<ContextHolder<? extends Context>>();
    BeanIdentifierIndex beanIdentifierIndex = services.get(BeanIdentifierIndex.class);
    /*
        * Register a full set of bound and unbound contexts. Although we may not use all of
        * these (e.g. if we are running in a servlet environment) they may be
        * useful for an application.
        */
    Set<Annotation> boundQualifires = ImmutableSet.<Annotation>builder().addAll(Bindings.DEFAULT_QUALIFIERS).add(BoundLiteral.INSTANCE).build();
    Set<Annotation> unboundQualifiers = ImmutableSet.<Annotation>builder().addAll(Bindings.DEFAULT_QUALIFIERS).add(UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE).build();
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<ApplicationContext>(new ApplicationContextImpl(contextId), ApplicationContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<SingletonContext>(new SingletonContextImpl(contextId), SingletonContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundSessionContext>(new BoundSessionContextImpl(contextId, beanIdentifierIndex), BoundSessionContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundConversationContext>(new BoundConversationContextImpl(contextId, services), BoundConversationContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<BoundRequestContext>(new BoundRequestContextImpl(contextId), BoundRequestContext.class, boundQualifires));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<RequestContext>(new RequestContextImpl(contextId), RequestContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    contexts.add(new ContextHolder<DependentContext>(new DependentContextImpl(services.get(ContextualStore.class)), DependentContext.class, unboundQualifiers));
    services.get(WeldModules.class).postContextRegistration(contextId, services, contexts);
    /*
        * Register the contexts with the bean manager and add the beans to the
        * deployment manager so that they are easily accessible (contexts are app
        * scoped)
        */
    for (ContextHolder<? extends Context> context : contexts) {
        deploymentManager.addContext(context.getContext());
        deploymentManager.addBean(ContextBean.of(context, deploymentManager));
    }
    return contexts;
}

Example 2 with BoundConversationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.bound.BoundConversationContext in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class WeldContextSetup method setup.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public void setup(Map<String, Object> properties) {
    try {
        final BeanManager manager = (BeanManager) new InitialContext().lookup(STANDARD_BEAN_MANAGER_JNDI_NAME);
        if (manager != null && Container.available()) {
            final Bean<BoundSessionContext> sessionContextBean = (Bean<BoundSessionContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundSessionContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            CreationalContext<?> ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(sessionContextBean);
            final BoundSessionContext sessionContext = (BoundSessionContext) manager.getReference(sessionContextBean, BoundSessionContext.class, ctx);
            sessionContext.associate(sessionContexts.get());
            sessionContext.activate();
            final Bean<BoundRequestContext> requestContextBean = (Bean<BoundRequestContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundRequestContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(requestContextBean);
            final BoundRequestContext requestContext = (BoundRequestContext) manager.getReference(requestContextBean, BoundRequestContext.class, ctx);
            requestContext.associate(requestContexts.get());
            requestContext.activate();
            final Bean<BoundConversationContext> conversationContextBean = (Bean<BoundConversationContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundConversationContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(conversationContextBean);
            final BoundConversationContext conversationContext = (BoundConversationContext) manager.getReference(conversationContextBean, BoundConversationContext.class, ctx);
            BoundRequest request = new MutableBoundRequest(requestContexts.get(), sessionContexts.get());
            boundRequests.set(request);
            conversationContext.associate(request);
            conversationContext.activate();
        }
    } catch (NamingException e) {
        WeldLogger.ROOT_LOGGER.failedToSetupWeldContexts(e);
    }
}

Example 3 with BoundConversationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.bound.BoundConversationContext in project core by weld.

the class NaiveClusterTest method testConversationReplication.

@Test(description = "A simple test to check conversation replication")
public void testConversationReplication() throws Exception {
    TestContainer container1 = bootstrapContainer(1, Collections.singletonList(Baz.class));
    BeanManagerImpl beanManager1 = getBeanManager(container1);
    TestContainer container2 = bootstrapContainer(2, Collections.singletonList(Baz.class));
    BeanManagerImpl beanManager2 = getBeanManager(container2);
    use(1);
    // Set up the conversation context
    BoundRequest request1 = new BoundRequestImpl(container1.getSessionStore());
    BoundConversationContext conversationContext1 = Utils.getReference(beanManager1, BoundConversationContext.class);
    conversationContext1.associate(request1);
    conversationContext1.activate();
    // Set a value into Baz1
    Baz baz1 = Utils.getReference(beanManager1, Baz.class);
    baz1.setName("pete");
    // Begin the conversation
    Conversation conversation1 = Utils.getReference(beanManager1, Conversation.class);
    conversation1.begin();
    // refetch the test bean and check it has the right value
    baz1 = Utils.getReference(beanManager1, Baz.class);
    assert baz1.getName().equals("pete");
    // Simulate ending the request (from the POV of the conversation only!)
    assert !conversation1.isTransient();
    String cid = conversation1.getId();
    conversationContext1.invalidate();
    conversationContext1.deactivate();
    conversationContext1.dissociate(request1);
    // and start another, propagating the conversation
    request1 = new BoundRequestImpl(container1.getSessionStore());
    conversationContext1.associate(request1);
    conversationContext1.activate(cid);
    // refetch the test bean and check it has the right value
    baz1 = Utils.getReference(beanManager1, Baz.class);
    assert baz1.getName().equals("pete");
    assert !conversation1.isTransient();
    replicateSession(1, container1, 2, container2);
    use(2);
    // Set up the conversation context
    BoundRequest request2 = new BoundRequestImpl(container2.getSessionStore());
    BoundConversationContext conversationContext2 = Utils.getReference(beanManager2, BoundConversationContext.class);
    conversationContext2.associate(request2);
    conversationContext2.activate(cid);
    Baz baz2 = Utils.getReference(beanManager2, Baz.class);
    assert baz2.getName().equals("pete");
    Conversation conversation2 = Utils.getReference(beanManager2, Conversation.class);
    assert !conversation2.isTransient();
    use(2);
    container2.stopContainer();
    use(1);
    container1.stopContainer();
}

Example 4 with BoundConversationContext

use of org.jboss.weld.context.bound.BoundConversationContext in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class WeldContextSetup method teardown.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public void teardown(Map<String, Object> properties) {
    try {
        final BeanManager manager = (BeanManager) new InitialContext().lookup("java:comp/BeanManager");
        if (manager != null && Container.available()) {
            final Bean<BoundSessionContext> sessionContextBean = (Bean<BoundSessionContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundSessionContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            CreationalContext<?> ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(sessionContextBean);
            final BoundSessionContext sessionContext = (BoundSessionContext) manager.getReference(sessionContextBean, BoundSessionContext.class, ctx);
            sessionContext.invalidate();
            sessionContext.deactivate();
            sessionContext.dissociate(sessionContexts.get());
            final Bean<BoundRequestContext> requestContextBean = (Bean<BoundRequestContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundRequestContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(requestContextBean);
            final BoundRequestContext requestContext = (BoundRequestContext) manager.getReference(requestContextBean, BoundRequestContext.class, ctx);
            requestContext.invalidate();
            requestContext.deactivate();
            requestContext.dissociate(requestContexts.get());
            final Bean<BoundConversationContext> conversationContextBean = (Bean<BoundConversationContext>) manager.resolve(manager.getBeans(BoundConversationContext.class, BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
            ctx = manager.createCreationalContext(conversationContextBean);
            final BoundConversationContext conversationContext = (BoundConversationContext) manager.getReference(conversationContextBean, BoundConversationContext.class, ctx);
            conversationContext.invalidate();
            conversationContext.deactivate();
            conversationContext.dissociate(boundRequests.get());
        }
    } catch (NamingException e) {
        WeldLogger.ROOT_LOGGER.failedToTearDownWeldContexts(e);
    } finally {
        sessionContexts.remove();
        requestContexts.remove();
        boundRequests.remove();
    }
}