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/*
 * (c) Copyright IBM Corp 2001, 2006 
 */

package com.ibm.wsdl;

import java.util.*;

import javax.wsdl.*;
import javax.xml.namespace.*;

/**
 * This class represents a port type binding and describes the
 * protocol required for using operations in a port type.
 *
 * @author Paul Fremantle
 * @author Nirmal Mukhi
 * @author Matthew J. Duftler
 */
public class BindingImpl extends AbstractWSDLElement implements Binding
{
  protected QName name = null;
  protected PortType portType = null;
  protected List bindingOperations = new Vector();
  protected List nativeAttributeNames =
    Arrays.asList(Constants.BINDING_ATTR_NAMES);
  protected boolean isUndefined = true;

  public static final long serialVersionUID = 1;

  /**
   * Set the name of this binding.
   *
   * @param name the desired name
   */
  public void setQName(QName name)
  {
    this.name = name;
  }

  /**
   * Get the name of this binding.
   *
   * @return the binding name
   */
  public QName getQName()
  {
    return name;
  }

  /**
   * Set the port type this is a binding for.
   *
   * @param portType the port type associated with this binding
   */
  public void setPortType(PortType portType)
  {
    this.portType = portType;
  }

  /**
   * Get the port type this is a binding for.
   *
   * @return the associated port type
   */
  public PortType getPortType()
  {
    return portType;
  }

  /**
   * Add an operation binding to binding.
   *
   * @param bindingOperation the operation binding to be added
   */
  public void addBindingOperation(BindingOperation bindingOperation)
  {
    bindingOperations.add(bindingOperation);
  }

  /**
   * Get the specified operation binding. Note that operation names can
   * be overloaded within a PortType. In case of overloading, the
   * names of the input and output messages can be used to further
   * refine the search.
   * 

* The search criteria will be the operation name parameter and any * non-null input or output message name parameters. * To exclude the input or output message name from the search criteria, * specify a null value for the input or output message name parameter. * To search for operations with unnamed input or output messages * (i.e. <input> or <output> elements with the 'name' attribute omitted), * specify the string ":none" for the input or output message name parameter. *

* Note: the use of a string value ":none" rather than null to search for * unnamed input or output messages is necessary to retain backward compatibility * with earlier versions of the JWSDL API, which defined a null value to * mean 'ignore this parameter'. * The colon in ":none" is to avoid name clashes with input or output * message names, which must be of type NCName (i.e. they cannot contain colons). * * @param name the name of the desired operation binding. * @param inputName the name of the input message; if this is null * it will be ignored, if this is ":none" it means search for an input * message without a name. * @param outputName the name of the output message; if this is null * it will be ignored, if this is ":none" it means search for an output * message without a name. * @return the corresponding operation binding, or null if there wasn't * any matching operation binding * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if duplicate operations are found. */ public BindingOperation getBindingOperation(String name, String inputName, String outputName) { boolean found = false; BindingOperation ret = null; Iterator opBindingIterator = bindingOperations.iterator(); while (opBindingIterator.hasNext()) { BindingOperation op = (BindingOperation)opBindingIterator.next(); String opName = op.getName(); if (name != null && opName != null) { if (!name.equals(opName)) { op = null; } } else if (name != null || opName != null) { op = null; } if (op != null && inputName != null) { PortType pt = getPortType(); OperationType opStyle = null; if (pt != null) { Operation tempOp = pt.getOperation(name, inputName, outputName); if (tempOp != null) { opStyle = tempOp.getStyle(); } } String defaultInputName = opName; if (opStyle == OperationType.REQUEST_RESPONSE) { defaultInputName = opName + "Request"; } else if (opStyle == OperationType.SOLICIT_RESPONSE) { defaultInputName = opName + "Solicit"; } boolean specifiedDefault = inputName.equals(defaultInputName); BindingInput input = op.getBindingInput(); if (input != null) { String opInputName = input.getName(); if (opInputName == null) { if (!specifiedDefault && !inputName.equals(Constants.NONE)) { op = null; } } else if (!opInputName.equals(inputName)) { op = null; } } else { op = null; } } if (op != null && outputName != null) { PortType pt = getPortType(); OperationType opStyle = null; if (pt != null) { Operation tempOp = pt.getOperation(name, inputName, outputName); if (tempOp != null) { opStyle = tempOp.getStyle(); } } String defaultOutputName = opName; if (opStyle == OperationType.REQUEST_RESPONSE || opStyle == OperationType.SOLICIT_RESPONSE) { defaultOutputName = opName + "Response"; } boolean specifiedDefault = outputName.equals(defaultOutputName); BindingOutput output = op.getBindingOutput(); if (output != null) { String opOutputName = output.getName(); if (opOutputName == null) { if (!specifiedDefault && !outputName.equals(Constants.NONE)) { op = null; } } else if (!opOutputName.equals(outputName)) { op = null; } } else { op = null; } } if (op != null) { if (found) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Duplicate operation with " + "name=" + name + (inputName != null ? ", inputName=" + inputName : "") + (outputName != null ? ", outputName=" + outputName : "") + ", found in binding '" + getQName() + "'."); } else { found = true; ret = op; } } } //end while loop return ret; } /** * Get all the operation bindings defined here. */ public List getBindingOperations() { return bindingOperations; } /** * Remove the specified operation binding. Note that operation names can * be overloaded within a PortType. In case of overloading, the * names of the input and output messages can be used to further * refine the search. *

* Usage of the input and output message name parameters is as * described for the getBindingOperation method. * * @param name the name of the operation binding to be removed. * @param inputName the name of the input message; if this is null * it will be ignored, if this is ":none" it means search for an input * message without a name. * @param outputName the name of the output message; if this is null * it will be ignored, if this is ":none" it means search for an output * message without a name. * @return the binding operation which was removed, or null if there wasn't * any matching operation * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if duplicate operations are found. * * @see #getBindingOperation(String, String, String) */ public BindingOperation removeBindingOperation(String name, String inputName, String outputName) { BindingOperation op = getBindingOperation(name,inputName,outputName); if(bindingOperations.remove(op)) { return op; } else return null; } public void setUndefined(boolean isUndefined) { this.isUndefined = isUndefined; } public boolean isUndefined() { return isUndefined; } public String toString() { StringBuffer strBuf = new StringBuffer(); strBuf.append("Binding: name="); strBuf.append(name); if (portType != null) { strBuf.append("\n"); strBuf.append(portType); } if (bindingOperations != null) { Iterator bindingOperationIterator = bindingOperations.iterator(); while (bindingOperationIterator.hasNext()) { strBuf.append("\n"); strBuf.append(bindingOperationIterator.next()); } } String superString = super.toString(); if(!superString.equals("")) { strBuf.append("\n"); strBuf.append(superString); } return strBuf.toString(); } /** * Get the list of local attribute names defined for this element in * the WSDL specification. * * @return a List of Strings, one for each local attribute name */ public List getNativeAttributeNames() { return nativeAttributeNames; } }





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