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package com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol;

import java.io.Closeable;

import org.omg.PortableInterceptor.ObjectReferenceTemplate ;
import org.omg.PortableInterceptor.Interceptor ;
import org.omg.PortableInterceptor.Current ;
import org.omg.PortableInterceptor.PolicyFactory ;
import org.omg.PortableInterceptor.ORBInitInfoPackage.DuplicateName ;

import org.omg.CORBA.NVList ;
import org.omg.CORBA.Any ;
import org.omg.CORBA.Policy ;
import org.omg.CORBA.PolicyError ;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.RemarshalException;

import com.sun.corba.se.spi.oa.ObjectAdapter ;

import com.sun.corba.se.spi.protocol.CorbaMessageMediator ;

import com.sun.corba.se.spi.ior.ObjectKeyTemplate ;

// XXX These need to go away.
import com.sun.corba.se.impl.corba.RequestImpl ;
import com.sun.corba.se.impl.protocol.giopmsgheaders.ReplyMessage ;

This interface defines the PI interface that is used to interface the rest of the ORB to the PI implementation.
/** This interface defines the PI interface that is used to interface the rest of the * ORB to the PI implementation. */
public interface PIHandler extends Closeable {
Complete the initialization of the PIHandler. This will execute the methods on the ORBInitializers, if any are defined. This must be done here so that the ORB can obtain the PIHandler BEFORE the ORBInitializers run, since they will need access to the PIHandler through the ORB.
/** Complete the initialization of the PIHandler. This will execute the methods * on the ORBInitializers, if any are defined. This must be done here so that * the ORB can obtain the PIHandler BEFORE the ORBInitializers run, since they * will need access to the PIHandler through the ORB. */
public void initialize() ; public void destroyInterceptors() ; /* **************************** * IOR interceptor PI hooks ****************************/
Called when a new object adapter is created.
Params:
  • oa – The adapter associated with the interceptors to be invoked.
/** * Called when a new object adapter is created. * * @param oa The adapter associated with the interceptors to be * invoked. */
void objectAdapterCreated( ObjectAdapter oa ) ;
Called whenever a state change occurs in an adapter manager.
Params:
  • managerId – managerId The adapter manager id
  • newState – newState The new state of the adapter manager, and by implication of all object adapters managed by this manager.
/** * Called whenever a state change occurs in an adapter manager. * * @param managerId managerId The adapter manager id * @param newState newState The new state of the adapter manager, * and by implication of all object adapters managed by this manager. */
void adapterManagerStateChanged( int managerId, short newState ) ;
Called whenever a state change occurs in an object adapter that was not caused by an adapter manager state change.
Params:
  • templates – The templates that are changing state.
  • newState – The new state of the adapters identified by the templates.
/** Called whenever a state change occurs in an object adapter that * was not caused by an adapter manager state change. * * @param templates The templates that are changing state. * @param newState The new state of the adapters identified by the * templates. */
void adapterStateChanged( ObjectReferenceTemplate[] templates, short newState ) ; /* ***************** * Client PI hooks *****************/
Called for pseudo-ops to temporarily disable portable interceptor hooks for calls on this thread. Keeps track of the number of times this is called and increments the disabledCount.
/** * Called for pseudo-ops to temporarily disable portable interceptor * hooks for calls on this thread. Keeps track of the number of * times this is called and increments the disabledCount. */
void disableInterceptorsThisThread() ;
Called for pseudo-ops to re-enable portable interceptor hooks for calls on this thread. Decrements the disabledCount. If disabledCount is 0, interceptors are re-enabled.
/** * Called for pseudo-ops to re-enable portable interceptor * hooks for calls on this thread. Decrements the disabledCount. * If disabledCount is 0, interceptors are re-enabled. */
void enableInterceptorsThisThread() ;
Called when the send_request or send_poll portable interception point is to be invoked for all appropriate client-side request interceptors.
Throws:
  • RemarhsalException – - Thrown when this request needs to be retried.
/** * Called when the send_request or send_poll portable interception point * is to be invoked for all appropriate client-side request interceptors. * * @exception RemarhsalException - Thrown when this request needs to * be retried. */
void invokeClientPIStartingPoint() throws RemarshalException ;
Called when the appropriate client ending interception point is to be invoked for all apporpriate client-side request interceptors.
Params:
  • replyStatus – One of the constants in iiop.messages.ReplyMessage indicating which reply status to set.
  • exception – The exception before ending interception points have been invoked, or null if no exception at the moment.
Returns:The exception to be thrown, after having gone through all ending points, or null if there is no exception to be thrown. Note that this exception can be either the same or different from the exception set using setClientPIException. There are four possible return types: null (no exception), SystemException, UserException, or RemarshalException.
/** * Called when the appropriate client ending interception point is * to be invoked for all apporpriate client-side request interceptors. * * @param replyStatus One of the constants in iiop.messages.ReplyMessage * indicating which reply status to set. * @param exception The exception before ending interception points have * been invoked, or null if no exception at the moment. * @return The exception to be thrown, after having gone through * all ending points, or null if there is no exception to be * thrown. Note that this exception can be either the same or * different from the exception set using setClientPIException. * There are four possible return types: null (no exception), * SystemException, UserException, or RemarshalException. */
Exception invokeClientPIEndingPoint( int replyStatus, Exception exception ) ;
Called when a retry is needed after initiateClientPIRequest but before invokeClientPIRequest. In this case, we need to properly balance initiateClientPIRequest/cleanupClientPIRequest calls, but WITHOUT extraneous calls to invokeClientPIEndingPoint (see bug 6763340).
Params:
  • replyStatus – One of the constants in iiop.messages.ReplyMessage indicating which reply status to set.
  • exception – The exception before ending interception points have been invoked, or null if no exception at the moment.
Returns:The exception to be thrown, after having gone through all ending points, or null if there is no exception to be thrown. Note that this exception can be either the same or different from the exception set using setClientPIException. There are four possible return types: null (no exception), SystemException, UserException, or RemarshalException.
/** * Called when a retry is needed after initiateClientPIRequest but * before invokeClientPIRequest. In this case, we need to properly * balance initiateClientPIRequest/cleanupClientPIRequest calls, * but WITHOUT extraneous calls to invokeClientPIEndingPoint * (see bug 6763340). * * @param replyStatus One of the constants in iiop.messages.ReplyMessage * indicating which reply status to set. * @param exception The exception before ending interception points have * been invoked, or null if no exception at the moment. * @return The exception to be thrown, after having gone through * all ending points, or null if there is no exception to be * thrown. Note that this exception can be either the same or * different from the exception set using setClientPIException. * There are four possible return types: null (no exception), * SystemException, UserException, or RemarshalException. */
Exception makeCompletedClientRequest( int replyStatus, Exception exception ) ;
Invoked when a request is about to be created. Must be called before any of the setClientPI* methods so that a new info object can be prepared for information collection.
Params:
  • diiRequest – True if this is to be a DII request, or false if it is a "normal" request. In the DII case, initiateClientPIRequest is called twice and we need to ignore the second one.
/** * Invoked when a request is about to be created. Must be called before * any of the setClientPI* methods so that a new info object can be * prepared for information collection. * * @param diiRequest True if this is to be a DII request, or false if it * is a "normal" request. In the DII case, initiateClientPIRequest * is called twice and we need to ignore the second one. */
void initiateClientPIRequest( boolean diiRequest ) ;
Invoked when a request is about to be cleaned up. Must be called after ending points are called so that the info object on the stack can be deinitialized and popped from the stack at the appropriate time.
/** * Invoked when a request is about to be cleaned up. Must be called * after ending points are called so that the info object on the stack * can be deinitialized and popped from the stack at the appropriate * time. */
void cleanupClientPIRequest() ;
Notifies PI of additional information for client-side interceptors. PI will use this information as a source of information for the ClientRequestInfo object.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information for client-side interceptors. * PI will use this information as a source of information for the * ClientRequestInfo object. */
void setClientPIInfo( RequestImpl requestImpl ) ;
Notify PI of the MessageMediator for the request.
/** * Notify PI of the MessageMediator for the request. */
void setClientPIInfo(CorbaMessageMediator messageMediator) ; /* ***************** * Server PI hooks *****************/
Called when the appropriate server starting interception point is to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors.
Throws:
  • ForwardException – Thrown if an interceptor raises ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing ForwardException.
/** * Called when the appropriate server starting interception point is * to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors. * * @throws ForwardException Thrown if an interceptor raises * ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need * not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing * ForwardException. */
void invokeServerPIStartingPoint() ;
Called when the appropriate server intermediate interception point is to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors.
Throws:
  • ForwardException – Thrown if an interceptor raises ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing ForwardException.
/** * Called when the appropriate server intermediate interception point is * to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors. * * @throws ForwardException Thrown if an interceptor raises * ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need * not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing * ForwardException. */
void invokeServerPIIntermediatePoint() ;
Called when the appropriate server ending interception point is to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors.
Params:
  • replyMessage – The iiop.messages.ReplyMessage containing the reply status.
Throws:
  • ForwardException – Thrown if an interceptor raises ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing ForwardException.
/** * Called when the appropriate server ending interception point is * to be invoked for all appropriate server-side request interceptors. * * @param replyMessage The iiop.messages.ReplyMessage containing the * reply status. * @throws ForwardException Thrown if an interceptor raises * ForwardRequest. This is an unchecked exception so that we need * not modify the entire execution path to declare throwing * ForwardException. */
void invokeServerPIEndingPoint( ReplyMessage replyMessage ) ;
Notifies PI to start a new server request and set initial information for server-side interceptors. PI will use this information as a source of information for the ServerRequestInfo object. poaimpl is declared as an Object so that we need not introduce a dependency on the POA package.
/** * Notifies PI to start a new server request and set initial * information for server-side interceptors. * PI will use this information as a source of information for the * ServerRequestInfo object. poaimpl is declared as an Object so that * we need not introduce a dependency on the POA package. */
void initializeServerPIInfo( CorbaMessageMediator request, ObjectAdapter oa, byte[] objectId, ObjectKeyTemplate oktemp ) ;
Notifies PI of additional information reqired for ServerRequestInfo.
Params:
  • servant – The servant. This is java.lang.Object because in the POA case, this will be a org.omg.PortableServer.Servant whereas in the ServerRequestDispatcher case this will be an ObjectImpl.
@paramtargetMostDerivedInterface. The most derived interface. This is passed in instead of calculated when needed because it requires extra information in the POA case that we didn't want to bother creating extra methods for to pass in.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information reqired for ServerRequestInfo. * * @param servant The servant. This is java.lang.Object because in the * POA case, this will be a org.omg.PortableServer.Servant whereas * in the ServerRequestDispatcher case this will be an ObjectImpl. * @param targetMostDerivedInterface. The most derived interface. This * is passed in instead of calculated when needed because it requires * extra information in the POA case that we didn't want to bother * creating extra methods for to pass in. */
void setServerPIInfo( java.lang.Object servant, String targetMostDerivedInterface ) ;
Notifies PI of additional information required for ServerRequestInfo.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information required for ServerRequestInfo. */
void setServerPIInfo( Exception exception ) ;
Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. PI will use this information as a source of information for the ServerRequestInfo object. These are the arguments for a DSI request.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. * PI will use this information as a source of information for the * ServerRequestInfo object. These are the arguments for a DSI request. */
void setServerPIInfo( NVList arguments ) ;
Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. PI will use this information as a source of information for the ServerRequestInfo object. This is the exception of a DSI request.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. * PI will use this information as a source of information for the * ServerRequestInfo object. This is the exception of a DSI request. */
void setServerPIExceptionInfo( Any exception ) ;
Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. PI will use this information as a source of information for the ServerRequestInfo object. This is the result of a DSI request.
/** * Notifies PI of additional information for server-side interceptors. * PI will use this information as a source of information for the * ServerRequestInfo object. This is the result of a DSI request. */
void setServerPIInfo( Any result ) ;
Invoked when a request is about to be cleaned up. Must be called after ending points are called so that the info object on the stack can be deinitialized and popped from the stack at the appropriate time.
/** * Invoked when a request is about to be cleaned up. Must be called * after ending points are called so that the info object on the stack * can be deinitialized and popped from the stack at the appropriate * time. */
void cleanupServerPIRequest() ; Policy create_policy( int type, Any val ) throws PolicyError ; void register_interceptor( Interceptor interceptor, int type ) throws DuplicateName ; Current getPICurrent() ; void registerPolicyFactory( int type, PolicyFactory factory ) ; int allocateServerRequestId() ; }