Class Call

java.lang.Object
org.apache.axis.client.Call
All Implemented Interfaces:
Call

public class Call extends Object implements Call
Axis' JAXRPC Dynamic Invocation Interface implementation of the Call interface. This class should be used to actually invoke the Web Service. It can be prefilled by a WSDL document (on the constructor to the Service object) or you can fill in the data yourself.
 Standard properties defined by in JAX-RPC's javax..xml.rpc.Call interface:
     USERNAME_PROPERTY        - User name for authentication
     PASSWORD_PROPERTY        - Password for authentication
     SESSION_PROPERTY         - Participate in a session with the endpoint?
     OPERATION_STYLE_PROPERTY - "rpc" or "document"
     SOAPACTION_USE_PROPERTY  - Should SOAPAction be used?
     SOAPACTION_URI_PROPERTY  - If SOAPAction is used, this is that action
     ENCODING_STYLE_PROPERTY  - Default is SOAP 1.1:  "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"

 AXIS properties:
     SEND_TYPE_ATTR - Should we send the XSI type attributes (true/false)
     TIMEOUT        - Timeout used by transport sender in milliseconds
     TRANSPORT_NAME - Name of transport handler to use
     ATTACHMENT_ENCAPSULATION_FORMAT- Send attachments as MIME the default, or DIME.
     CHARACTER_SET_ENCODING - Character set encoding to use for request
 
Author:
Doug Davis (dug@us.ibm.com), Steve Loughran
  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • Call

      public Call(Service service)
      Default constructor - not much else to say.
      Parameters:
      service - the Service this Call will work with
    • Call

      public Call(String url) throws MalformedURLException
      Build a call from a URL string. This is handy so that you don't have to manually call Call.initialize() in order to register custom transports. In other words, whereas doing a new URL("local:...") would fail, new Call("local:...") works because we do the initialization of our own and any configured custom protocols.
      Parameters:
      url - the target endpoint URL
      Throws:
      MalformedURLException
    • Call

      public Call(URL url)
      Build a call from a URL.
      Parameters:
      url - the target endpoint URL
  • Method Details

    • setProperty

      public void setProperty(String name, Object value)
      Allows you to set a named property to the passed in value. There are a few known properties (like username, password, etc) that are variables in Call. The rest of the properties are stored in a Hashtable. These common properties should be accessed via the accessors for speed/type safety, but they may still be obtained via this method. It's up to one of the Handlers (or the Axis engine itself) to go looking for one of them. There are various well defined properties defined in the JAX-RPC specification and declared in the Call and Stub classes. It is not possible to set any other properties beginning in java. or javax. that are not in the specification.
      Specified by:
      setProperty in interface Call
      Parameters:
      name - Name of the property
      value - Value of the property
      See Also:
    • getProperty

      public Object getProperty(String name)
      Returns the value associated with the named property.
      Specified by:
      getProperty in interface Call
      Parameters:
      name - the name of the property
      Returns:
      Object value of the property or null if the property is not set
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - if the requested property is not a supported property
    • removeProperty

      public void removeProperty(String name)
      Removes (if set) the named property.
      Specified by:
      removeProperty in interface Call
      Parameters:
      name - name of the property to remove
    • getPropertyNames

      public Iterator getPropertyNames()
      Description copied from interface: Call
      Gets the names of configurable properties supported by this Call object.
      Specified by:
      getPropertyNames in interface Call
      Returns:
      Iterator for the property names
    • isPropertySupported

      public boolean isPropertySupported(String name)
    • setUsername

      public void setUsername(String username)
      Set the username.
      Parameters:
      username - the new user name
    • getUsername

      public String getUsername()
      Get the user name.
      Returns:
      the user name
    • setPassword

      public void setPassword(String password)
      Set the password.
      Parameters:
      password - plain-text copy of the password
    • getPassword

      public String getPassword()
      Get the password.
      Returns:
      a plain-text copy of the password
    • setMaintainSession

      public void setMaintainSession(boolean yesno)
      Determine whether we'd like to track sessions or not. This overrides the default setting from the service. This just passes through the value into the MessageContext. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      yesno - true if session state is desired, false if not.
    • getMaintainSession

      public boolean getMaintainSession()
      Get the value of maintainSession flag.
      Returns:
      true if session is maintained, false otherwise
    • setOperationStyle

      public void setOperationStyle(String operationStyle)
      Set the operation style: "document", "rpc"
      Parameters:
      operationStyle - string designating style
    • setOperationStyle

      public void setOperationStyle(Style operationStyle)
      Set the operation style
      Parameters:
      operationStyle -
    • getOperationStyle

      public Style getOperationStyle()
      Get the operation style.
      Returns:
      the Style of the operation
    • setOperationUse

      public void setOperationUse(String operationUse)
      Set the operation use: "literal", "encoded"
      Parameters:
      operationUse - string designating use
    • setOperationUse

      public void setOperationUse(Use operationUse)
      Set the operation use
      Parameters:
      operationUse -
    • getOperationUse

      public Use getOperationUse()
      Get the operation use.
      Returns:
      the Use of the operation
    • setUseSOAPAction

      public void setUseSOAPAction(boolean useSOAPAction)
      Flag to indicate if soapAction should be used.
      Parameters:
      useSOAPAction - true if the soapAction header is to be used to help find the method to invoke, false otherwise
    • useSOAPAction

      public boolean useSOAPAction()
      Discover if soapAction is being used.
      Returns:
      true if it is, false otherwise
    • setSOAPActionURI

      public void setSOAPActionURI(String SOAPActionURI)
      Set the soapAction URI.
      Parameters:
      SOAPActionURI - the new SOAP action URI
    • getSOAPActionURI

      public String getSOAPActionURI()
      Get the soapAction URI.
      Returns:
      the curretn SOAP action URI
    • setEncodingStyle

      public void setEncodingStyle(String namespaceURI)
      Sets the encoding style to the URL passed in.
      Parameters:
      namespaceURI - URI of the encoding to use.
    • getEncodingStyle

      public String getEncodingStyle()
      Returns the encoding style as a URI that should be used for the SOAP message.
      Returns:
      String URI of the encoding style to use
    • setTargetEndpointAddress

      public void setTargetEndpointAddress(String address)
      Sets the endpoint address of the target service port. This address must correspond to the transport specified in the binding for this Call instance.
      Specified by:
      setTargetEndpointAddress in interface Call
      Parameters:
      address - - Endpoint address of the target service port; specified as URI
    • setTargetEndpointAddress

      public void setTargetEndpointAddress(URL address)
      Sets the URL of the target Web Service. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      address - URL of the target Web Service
    • getTargetEndpointAddress

      public String getTargetEndpointAddress()
      Returns the URL of the target Web Service.
      Specified by:
      getTargetEndpointAddress in interface Call
      Returns:
      URL URL of the target Web Service
    • getTimeout

      public Integer getTimeout()
    • setTimeout

      public void setTimeout(Integer timeout)
    • getStreaming

      public boolean getStreaming()
    • setStreaming

      public void setStreaming(boolean useStreaming)
    • isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired

      public boolean isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired(QName operationName)
      Is the caller required to provide the parameter and return type specification? If true, then addParameter and setReturnType MUST be called to provide the meta data. If false, then addParameter and setReturnType SHOULD NOT be called because the Call object already has the meta data describing the parameters and return type. If addParameter is called, the specified parameter is added to the end of the list of parameters.
      Specified by:
      isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired in interface Call
      Parameters:
      operationName - Qualified name of the operation
      Returns:
      Returns true if the Call implementation class requires addParameter and setReturnType to be invoked in the client code for the specified operation. This method returns false otherwise.
    • addParameter

      public void addParameter(QName paramName, QName xmlType, ParameterMode parameterMode)
      Adds the specified parameter to the list of parameters for the operation associated with this Call object. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      paramName - Name that will be used for the parameter in the XML
      xmlType - XMLType of the parameter
      parameterMode - one of IN, OUT or INOUT
    • addParameter

      public void addParameter(QName paramName, QName xmlType, Class javaType, ParameterMode parameterMode)
      Adds the specified parameter to the list of parameters for the operation associated with this Call object. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      paramName - Name that will be used for the parameter in the XML
      xmlType - XMLType of the parameter
      javaType - The Java class of the parameter
      parameterMode - one of IN, OUT or INOUT
    • addParameter

      public void addParameter(String paramName, QName xmlType, ParameterMode parameterMode)
      Adds the specified parameter to the list of parameters for the operation associated with this Call object.
      Specified by:
      addParameter in interface Call
      Parameters:
      paramName - Name that will be used for the parameter in the XML
      xmlType - XMLType of the parameter
      parameterMode - one of IN, OUT or INOUT
    • addParameter

      public void addParameter(String paramName, QName xmlType, Class javaType, ParameterMode parameterMode)
      Adds a parameter type and mode for a specific operation. Note that the client code is not required to call any addParameter and setReturnType methods before calling the invoke method. A Call implementation class can determine the parameter types by using the Java reflection and configured type mapping registry.
      Specified by:
      addParameter in interface Call
      Parameters:
      paramName - - Name of the parameter
      xmlType - - XML datatype of the parameter
      javaType - - The Java class of the parameter
      parameterMode - - Mode of the parameter-whether IN, OUT or INOUT
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - if isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired returns false, then addParameter MAY throw JAXRPCException....actually Axis allows modification in such cases
    • addParameterAsHeader

      public void addParameterAsHeader(QName paramName, QName xmlType, ParameterMode parameterMode, ParameterMode headerMode)
      Adds a parameter type as a soap:header.
      Parameters:
      paramName - - Name of the parameter
      xmlType - - XML datatype of the parameter
      parameterMode - - Mode of the parameter-whether IN, OUT or INOUT
      headerMode - - Mode of the header. Even if this is an INOUT parameter, it need not be in the header in both directions.
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - if isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired returns false, then addParameter MAY throw JAXRPCException....actually Axis allows modification in such cases
    • addParameterAsHeader

      public void addParameterAsHeader(QName paramName, QName xmlType, Class javaType, ParameterMode parameterMode, ParameterMode headerMode)
      Adds a parameter type as a soap:header.
      Parameters:
      paramName - - Name of the parameter
      xmlType - - XML datatype of the parameter
      javaType - - The Java class of the parameter
      parameterMode - - Mode of the parameter-whether IN, OUT or INOUT
      headerMode - - Mode of the header. Even if this is an INOUT parameter, it need not be in the header in both directions.
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - if isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired returns false, then addParameter MAY throw JAXRPCException....actually Axis allows modification in such cases
    • getParameterTypeByName

      public QName getParameterTypeByName(String paramName)
      Return the QName of the type of the parameters with the given name.
      Specified by:
      getParameterTypeByName in interface Call
      Parameters:
      paramName - name of the parameter to return
      Returns:
      XMLType XMLType of paramName, or null if not found.
    • getParameterTypeByQName

      public QName getParameterTypeByQName(QName paramQName)
      Return the QName of the type of the parameters with the given name. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      paramQName - QName of the parameter to return
      Returns:
      XMLType XMLType of paramQName, or null if not found.
    • setReturnType

      public void setReturnType(QName type)
      Sets the return type of the operation associated with this Call object.
      Specified by:
      setReturnType in interface Call
      Parameters:
      type - QName of the return value type.
    • setReturnType

      public void setReturnType(QName xmlType, Class javaType)
      Sets the return type for a specific operation.
      Specified by:
      setReturnType in interface Call
      Parameters:
      xmlType - - QName of the data type of the return value
      javaType - - Java class of the return value
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - if isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired returns false, then setReturnType MAY throw JAXRPCException...Axis allows modification without throwing the exception.
    • setReturnTypeAsHeader

      public void setReturnTypeAsHeader(QName xmlType)
      Set the return type as a header
    • setReturnTypeAsHeader

      public void setReturnTypeAsHeader(QName xmlType, Class javaType)
      Set the return type as a header
    • getReturnType

      public QName getReturnType()
      Returns the QName of the type of the return value of this Call - or null if not set. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Specified by:
      getReturnType in interface Call
      Returns:
      the XMLType specified for this Call (or null).
    • setReturnQName

      public void setReturnQName(QName qname)
      Set the QName of the return element NOT part of JAX-RPC
    • setReturnClass

      public void setReturnClass(Class cls)
      Sets the desired return Java Class. This is a convenience method which will cause the Call to automatically convert return values into a desired class if possible. For instance, we return object arrays by default now for SOAP arrays - you could specify: setReturnClass(Vector.class) and you'd get a Vector back from invoke() instead of having to do the conversion yourself. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification. To be JAX-RPC compliant, use setReturnType(QName, Class).
      Parameters:
      cls - the desired return class.
    • removeAllParameters

      public void removeAllParameters()
      Clears the list of parameters.
      Specified by:
      removeAllParameters in interface Call
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - if isParameterAndReturnSpecRequired returns false, then removeAllParameters MAY throw JAXRPCException...Axis allows modification to the Call object without throwing an exception.
    • getOperationName

      public QName getOperationName()
      Returns the operation name associated with this Call object.
      Specified by:
      getOperationName in interface Call
      Returns:
      String Name of the operation or null if not set.
    • setOperationName

      public void setOperationName(QName opName)
      Sets the operation name associated with this Call object. This will not check the WSDL (if there is WSDL) to make sure that it's a valid operation name.
      Specified by:
      setOperationName in interface Call
      Parameters:
      opName - Name of the operation.
    • setOperationName

      public void setOperationName(String opName)
      This is a convenience method. If the user doesn't care about the QName of the operation, the user can call this method, which converts a String operation name to a QName.
    • setOperation

      public void setOperation(String opName)
      Prefill as much info from the WSDL as it can. Right now it's SOAPAction, operation qname, parameter types and return type of the Web Service. This methods considers that port name and target endpoint address have already been set. This is useful when you want to use the same Call instance for several calls on the same Port Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      opName - Operation(method) that's going to be invoked
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException
    • setOperation

      public void setOperation(QName portName, String opName)
      prefill as much info from the WSDL as it can. Right now it's target URL, SOAPAction, Parameter types, and return type of the Web Service. If wsdl is not present, this function set port name and operation name and does not modify target endpoint address. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      portName - PortName in the WSDL doc to search for
      opName - Operation(method) that's going to be invoked
    • setOperation

      public void setOperation(QName portName, QName opName)
      prefill as much info from the WSDL as it can. Right now it's target URL, SOAPAction, Parameter types, and return type of the Web Service. If wsdl is not present, this function set port name and operation name and does not modify target endpoint address. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      portName - PortName in the WSDL doc to search for
      opName - Operation(method) that's going to be invoked
    • getPortName

      public QName getPortName()
      Returns the fully qualified name of the port for this Call object (if there is one).
      Returns:
      QName Fully qualified name of the port (or null if not set)
    • setPortName

      public void setPortName(QName portName)
      Sets the port name of this Call object. This call will not set any additional fields, nor will it do any checking to verify that this port name is actually defined in the WSDL - for now anyway.
      Parameters:
      portName - Fully qualified name of the port
    • getPortTypeName

      public QName getPortTypeName()
      Returns the fully qualified name of the port type for this Call object (if there is one).
      Specified by:
      getPortTypeName in interface Call
      Returns:
      QName Fully qualified name of the port type
    • setPortTypeName

      public void setPortTypeName(QName portType)
      Sets the port type name of this Call object. This call will not set any additional fields, nor will it do any checking to verify that this port type is actually defined in the WSDL - for now anyway.
      Specified by:
      setPortTypeName in interface Call
      Parameters:
      portType - Fully qualified name of the portType
    • setSOAPVersion

      public void setSOAPVersion(SOAPConstants soapConstants)
      Allow the user to set the default SOAP version. For SOAP 1.2, pass SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS.
      Parameters:
      soapConstants - the SOAPConstants object representing the correct version
    • invoke

      public Object invoke(QName operationName, Object[] params) throws RemoteException
      Invokes a specific operation using a synchronous request-response interaction mode. The invoke method takes as parameters the object values corresponding to these defined parameter types. Implementation of the invoke method must check whether the passed parameter values correspond to the number, order and types of parameters specified in the corresponding operation specification.
      Specified by:
      invoke in interface Call
      Parameters:
      operationName - - Name of the operation to invoke
      params - - Parameters for this invocation
      Returns:
      the value returned from the other end.
      Throws:
      RemoteException - - if there is any error in the remote method invocation or if the Call object is not configured properly.
    • invoke

      public Object invoke(Object[] params) throws RemoteException
      Invokes the operation associated with this Call object using the passed in parameters as the arguments to the method. For Messaging (ie. non-RPC) the params argument should be an array of SOAPBodyElements. All of them need to be SOAPBodyElements, if any of them are not this method will default back to RPC. In the Messaging case the return value will be a vector of SOAPBodyElements.
      Specified by:
      invoke in interface Call
      Parameters:
      params - Array of parameters to invoke the Web Service with
      Returns:
      Object Return value of the operation/method - or null
      Throws:
      RemoteException - if there's an error
    • invokeOneWay

      public void invokeOneWay(Object[] params)
      Invokes the operation associated with this Call object using the passed in parameters as the arguments to the method. This will return immediately rather than waiting for the server to complete its processing. NOTE: the return immediately part isn't implemented yet
      Specified by:
      invokeOneWay in interface Call
      Parameters:
      params - Array of parameters to invoke the Web Service with
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - is there's an error
    • invoke

      public SOAPEnvelope invoke(Message msg) throws AxisFault
      Invoke the service with a custom Message. This method simplifies invoke(SOAPEnvelope).

      Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.

      Parameters:
      msg - a Message to send
      Throws:
      AxisFault - if there is any failure
    • invoke

      public SOAPEnvelope invoke(SOAPEnvelope env) throws AxisFault
      Invoke the service with a custom SOAPEnvelope.

      Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.

      Parameters:
      env - a SOAPEnvelope to send
      Throws:
      AxisFault - if there is any failure
    • setTransportForProtocol

      public static void setTransportForProtocol(String protocol, Class transportClass)
      Register a Transport that should be used for URLs of the specified protocol. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      protocol - the URL protocol (i.e. "tcp" for "tcp://" urls)
      transportClass - the class of a Transport type which will be used for matching URLs.
    • initialize

      public static void initialize()
      Set up the default transport URL mappings. This must be called BEFORE doing non-standard URL parsing (i.e. if you want the system to accept a "local:" URL). This is why the Options class calls it before parsing the command-line URL argument. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
    • addTransportPackage

      public static void addTransportPackage(String packageName)
      Add a package to the system protocol handler search path. This enables users to create their own URLStreamHandler classes, and thus allow custom protocols to be used in Axis (typically on the client command line). For instance, if you add "samples.transport" to the packages property, and have a class samples.transport.tcp.Handler, the system will be able to parse URLs of the form "tcp://host:port..." Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      packageName - the package in which to search for protocol names.
    • setTransport

      public void setTransport(Transport trans)
      Set the Transport Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      trans - the Transport object we'll use to set up MessageContext properties.
    • getTransportForProtocol

      public Transport getTransportForProtocol(String protocol)
      Get the Transport registered for the given protocol. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      protocol - a protocol such as "http" or "local" which may have a Transport object associated with it.
      Returns:
      the Transport registered for this protocol, or null if none.
    • setRequestMessage

      public void setRequestMessage(Message msg)
      Directly set the request message in our MessageContext. This allows custom message creation. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      msg - the new request message.
      Throws:
      RuntimeException - containing the text of an AxisFault, if any AxisFault was thrown
    • getResponseMessage

      public Message getResponseMessage()
      Directly get the response message in our MessageContext. Shortcut for having to go thru the msgContext Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Returns:
      the response Message object in the msgContext
    • getMessageContext

      public MessageContext getMessageContext()
      Obtain a reference to our MessageContext. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Returns:
      the MessageContext.
    • addHeader

      public void addHeader(SOAPHeaderElement header)
      Add a header which should be inserted into each outgoing message we generate. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      header - a SOAPHeaderElement to be inserted into messages
    • clearHeaders

      public void clearHeaders()
      Clear the list of headers which we insert into each message Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
    • getTypeMapping

      public TypeMapping getTypeMapping()
    • registerTypeMapping

      public void registerTypeMapping(Class javaType, QName xmlType, SerializerFactory sf, DeserializerFactory df)
      Register type mapping information for serialization/deserialization Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      javaType - is the Java class of the data type.
      xmlType - the xsi:type QName of the associated XML type.
      sf - /df are the factories (or the Class objects of the factory).
    • registerTypeMapping

      public void registerTypeMapping(Class javaType, QName xmlType, SerializerFactory sf, DeserializerFactory df, boolean force)
      Register type mapping information for serialization/deserialization Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      javaType - is the Java class of the data type.
      xmlType - the xsi:type QName of the associated XML type.
      sf - /df are the factories (or the Class objects of the factory).
      force - Indicates whether to add the information if already registered.
    • registerTypeMapping

      public void registerTypeMapping(Class javaType, QName xmlType, Class sfClass, Class dfClass)
      register this type matting
      Parameters:
      javaType -
      xmlType -
      sfClass -
      dfClass -
    • registerTypeMapping

      public void registerTypeMapping(Class javaType, QName xmlType, Class sfClass, Class dfClass, boolean force)
      register a type. This only takes place if either the serializer or deserializer factory could be created.
      Parameters:
      javaType - java type to handle
      xmlType - XML mapping
      sfClass - class of serializer factory
      dfClass - class of deserializer factory
      force -
    • invoke

      public Object invoke(String namespace, String method, Object[] args) throws AxisFault
      Invoke an RPC service with a method name and arguments. This will call the service, serializing all the arguments, and then deserialize the return value. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      namespace - the desired namespace URI of the method element
      method - the method name
      args - an array of Objects representing the arguments to the invoked method. If any of these objects are RPCParams, Axis will use the embedded name of the RPCParam as the name of the parameter. Otherwise, we will serialize each argument as an XML element called "arg".
      Returns:
      a deserialized Java Object containing the return value
      Throws:
      AxisFault
    • invoke

      public Object invoke(String method, Object[] args) throws AxisFault
      Convenience method to invoke a method with a default (empty) namespace. Calls invoke() above. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      method - the method name
      args - an array of Objects representing the arguments to the invoked method. If any of these objects are RPCParams, Axis will use the embedded name of the RPCParam as the name of the parameter. Otherwise, we will serialize each argument as an XML element called "arg".
      Returns:
      a deserialized Java Object containing the return value
      Throws:
      AxisFault
    • invoke

      public Object invoke(RPCElement body) throws AxisFault
      Invoke an RPC service with a pre-constructed RPCElement. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Parameters:
      body - an RPCElement containing all the information about this call.
      Returns:
      a deserialized Java Object containing the return value
      Throws:
      AxisFault
    • setOption

      public void setOption(String name, Object value)
      Set engine option. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
    • invoke

      public void invoke() throws AxisFault
      Invoke this Call with its established MessageContext (perhaps because you called this.setRequestMessage()) Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Throws:
      AxisFault
    • getOutputParams

      public Map getOutputParams()
      Get the output parameters (if any) from the last invocation. This allows named access - if you need sequential access, use getOutputValues().
      Specified by:
      getOutputParams in interface Call
      Returns:
      a Map containing the output parameter values, indexed by QName
    • getOutputValues

      public List getOutputValues()
      Returns a List values for the output parameters of the last invoked operation.
      Specified by:
      getOutputValues in interface Call
      Returns:
      Values for the output parameters. An empty List is returned if there are no output values.
      Throws:
      JAXRPCException - - If this method is invoked for a one-way operation or is invoked before any invoke method has been called.
    • getService

      public Service getService()
      Get the Service object associated with this Call object. Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.
      Returns:
      Service the Service object this Call object is associated with
    • setSOAPService

      public void setSOAPService(SOAPService service)
      Set the service so that it defers missing property gets to the Call. So when client-side Handlers get at the MessageContext, the property scoping will be MC -> SOAPService -> Call
    • setClientHandlers

      public void setClientHandlers(Handler reqHandler, Handler respHandler)
      Sets the client-side request and response Handlers. This is handy for programatically setting up client-side work without deploying via WSDD or the EngineConfiguration mechanism.
    • addAttachmentPart

      public void addAttachmentPart(Object attachment)
      This method adds an attachment.

      Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specification.

      Parameters:
      attachment - the Object to attach
      Throws:
      RuntimeException - if there is no support for attachments
    • addFault

      public void addFault(QName qname, Class cls, QName xmlType, boolean isComplex)
      Add a fault for this operation.

      Note: Not part of JAX-RPC specificaion.

      Parameters:
      qname - qname of the fault
      cls - class of the fault
      xmlType - XML type of the fault
      isComplex - true if xmlType is a complex type, false otherwise
    • setOperation

      public void setOperation(OperationDesc operation)
      Hand a complete OperationDesc to the Call, and note that this was done so that others don't try to mess with it by calling addParameter, setReturnType, etc.
      Parameters:
      operation - the OperationDesc to associate with this call.
    • getOperation

      public OperationDesc getOperation()
    • clearOperation

      public void clearOperation()