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It uses an inner class to handle * the inbound request. * * @author Vikas Awasthi */ public class JBIAdapter extends Adapter<JBIAdapter.WSToolkit> { private final Logger logger = LogDomains.getLogger(JBIAdapter.class, LogDomains.SERVER_LOGGER); private NMRServerConnection con; private ClassLoader classLoader; private EjbRuntimeEndpointInfo ejbEndPtInfo; private AdapterInvocationInfo adapterInvocationInfo; private WebComponentInvocation inv; /** * Creates an {@link com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.Adapter} that delivers * messages to the given endpoint. */ public JBIAdapter(WSEndpoint endpoint, ServiceEngineEndpoint endpt, MessageExchange me, ClassLoader classLoader ,EjbRuntimeEndpointInfo ejbEndPtInfo, AdapterInvocationInfo adapterInvocationInfo, WebComponentInvocation inv) { super(endpoint); con = new NMRServerConnection(me, endpt); this.classLoader = classLoader; this.ejbEndPtInfo = ejbEndPtInfo; this.adapterInvocationInfo = adapterInvocationInfo; this.inv = inv; } protected WSToolkit createToolkit() { return new WSToolkit(); } public void handle() { WSToolkit tk = pool.take(); try { tk.handle(); }finally { pool.recycle(tk); } } public void handleException(Exception ex) { con.handleException(ex); } public ClassLoader getClassLoader() { return classLoader; } /** For every endpoint invocation a preInvoke and postInvoke must be * called. The preInvoke is called during the creation of JBIAdapter in * JBIAdapterBuilder. The postInvoke method should be called before * returning the response back to NMR. * For non-EJB cases ejbEndPtInfo will be null. */ private void postInvoke() { if(ejbEndPtInfo!=null && adapterInvocationInfo != null) { ejbEndPtInfo.releaseImplementor(adapterInvocationInfo.getInv()); } else if(inv != null){ //for non-EJB endpoints. InvocationManager invocationMgr = ServiceEngineRuntimeHelper.getRuntime().getInvocationManager(); invocationMgr.postInvoke(inv); } } final class WSToolkit extends Adapter.Toolkit implements TransportBackChannel { public void handle() { Packet packet = con.receiveRequest(); try { packet = head.process(packet,con,this); } catch(Exception e) { logger.log(Level.SEVERE,"Exception in invoking the service:" + e.getMessage()); postInvoke(); handleException(e); return; } postInvoke(); try { con.sendResponse(packet); } catch(Exception e) { logger.log(Level.SEVERE, e.getMessage(), e); handleException(e); } } /** This method is called during the execution of head.process() before * the endpoint is invoked. This callback is used in HTTPAdapter to * send back the response to the client immediately. * With JBI there is no need to use this method. */ public void close() { } } }