📄 reflectionentrypointresolver.java
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/* * $Id: ReflectionEntryPointResolver.java 10529 2008-01-25 05:58:36Z dfeist $ * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Copyright (c) MuleSource, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.mulesource.com * * The software in this package is published under the terms of the CPAL v1.0 * license, a copy of which has been included with this distribution in the * LICENSE.txt file. */package org.mule.model.resolvers;import org.mule.api.MuleEventContext;import org.mule.api.model.InvocationResult;import org.mule.routing.filters.WildcardFilter;import org.mule.util.ClassUtils;import org.mule.util.StringMessageUtils;import org.mule.util.StringUtils;import java.lang.reflect.Method;import java.util.Arrays;import java.util.Collection;import java.util.Collections;import java.util.HashSet;import java.util.List;import java.util.Set;/** * <code>ReflectEntryPointResolver</code> is used to determine the entry point on a service * after an event has been received for it. The entrypoint is discovered using * the event payload type(s) as the argument using reflection. An entry point will try and match for * different argument types, so it's possible to have multiple entry points on a * single service. * <p/> * For multiple parameters the payload of context.getMessage().getPayload() should be an Array of objects. * If the message payload is of type {@link org.mule.transport.NullPayload} the resolver will look for a no-argument * method to call that doesn't match the set of ignoredMethods on the resolver. * <p/> * Also a set of 'ignored' methods are available (and the use can add others) to tell the resolver to not * resolve to these methods. The default ones are: * <ul> * <li>{@link #toString()} * <li>{@link #getClass()} * <li>{@link #notify} * <li>{@link #notifyAll} * <li>{@link #hashCode} * <li>{@link #wait} * <li>{@link java.lang.reflect.Proxy#getInvocationHandler} * <li>{@link Cloneable#clone()} * <li>'is*' * <li>'get*'. * <li>'set*'. * </ul> * <p/> Note that wildcard expressions can be used. */public class ReflectionEntryPointResolver extends AbstractEntryPointResolver{ // we don't want to match these methods when looking for a service method private Set ignoredMethods = new HashSet(Arrays.asList(new String[]{"equals", "getInvocationHandler", "set*", "toString", "getClass", "notify", "notifyAll", "wait", "hashCode", "clone", "is*", "get*"})); protected WildcardFilter filter; public ReflectionEntryPointResolver() { updateFilter(); } private void updateFilter() { filter = new WildcardFilter(StringUtils.join(ignoredMethods, ',')); } /** * Returns an unmodifable Set of ignoredMethods on this resolver * To add method to the resolver use {@link #addIgnoredMethod(String)} * * @return unmodifiable set of method names set on this resolver */ public Collection getIgnoredMethods() { return Collections.unmodifiableSet(ignoredMethods); } public void setIgnoredMethods(Collection methods) { this.ignoredMethods = new HashSet(methods); updateFilter(); } public void addIgnoredMethod(String name) { this.ignoredMethods.add(name); updateFilter(); } public boolean removeIgnoredMethod(String name) { boolean result = this.ignoredMethods.remove(name); updateFilter(); return result; } /** * Will discover the entrypoint on the service using the payload type to figure out the method to call. * For multiple parameters the payload of context.getMessage().geTPayload() should be an Array of objects. * If the message payload is of type {@link org.mule.transport.NullPayload} the resolver will look for a no-argument * method to call that doesn't match the set of ignoredMethods on the resover. * * @param service * @param context * @return * @throws Exception */ public InvocationResult invoke(Object component, MuleEventContext context) throws Exception { Object[] payload = getPayloadFromMessage(context); Method method; InvocationResult result; method = this.getMethodByArguments(component, payload); if (method != null) { return invokeMethod(component, method, payload); } Class[] types = ClassUtils.getClassTypes(payload); // do any methods on the service accept a context? List methods = ClassUtils.getSatisfiableMethods(component.getClass(), types, isAcceptVoidMethods(), false, ignoredMethods, filter); int numMethods = methods.size(); if (numMethods > 1) { result = new InvocationResult(InvocationResult.STATE_INVOKED_FAILED); // too many methods match the context argument result.setErrorTooManyMatchingMethods(component, types, StringMessageUtils.toString(methods), this); return result; } else if (numMethods == 1) { // found exact match for method with context argument method = this.addMethodByArguments(component, (Method) methods.get(0), payload); } else { methods = ClassUtils.getSatisfiableMethods(component.getClass(), ClassUtils .getClassTypes(payload), true, true, ignoredMethods); numMethods = methods.size(); if (numMethods > 1) { result = new InvocationResult(InvocationResult.STATE_INVOKED_FAILED); // too many methods match the context argument result.setErrorTooManyMatchingMethods(component, types, StringMessageUtils.toString(methods), this); return result; } else if (numMethods == 1) { // found exact match for payload argument method = this.addMethodByArguments(component, (Method) methods.get(0), payload); } else { result = new InvocationResult(InvocationResult.STATE_INVOKED_FAILED); // no method for payload argument either - bail out result.setErrorNoMatchingMethods(component, ClassUtils.getClassTypes(payload), this); return result; } } return invokeMethod(component, method, payload); } public String toString() { final StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(); sb.append("ReflectionEntryPointResolver"); sb.append("{ignoredMethods=").append(StringMessageUtils.toString(ignoredMethods)); sb.append("{transformFirst=").append(isTransformFirst()); sb.append(", acceptVoidMethods=").append(isAcceptVoidMethods()); sb.append('}'); return sb.toString(); }}
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