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package org.apache.axis2.context;

import org.apache.axiom.om.util.UUIDGenerator;
import org.apache.axis2.AxisFault;
import org.apache.axis2.context.externalize.ActivateUtils;
import org.apache.axis2.context.externalize.ExternalizeConstants;
import org.apache.axis2.context.externalize.SafeObjectInputStream;
import org.apache.axis2.context.externalize.SafeObjectOutputStream;
import org.apache.axis2.context.externalize.SafeSerializable;
import org.apache.axis2.description.AxisOperation;
import org.apache.axis2.description.AxisService;
import org.apache.axis2.engine.AxisConfiguration;
import org.apache.axis2.util.MetaDataEntry;
import org.apache.axis2.wsdl.WSDLConstants.WSDL20_2004_Constants;
import org.apache.axis2.wsdl.WSDLConstants.WSDL20_2006Constants;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;

import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import java.io.Externalizable;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInput;
import java.io.ObjectOutput;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * An OperationContext represents a running "instance" of an operation, which is
 * represented by an AxisOperation object. This concept is needed to allow
 * messages to be grouped into operations as in WSDL 2.0-speak operations are
 * essentially arbitrary message exchange patterns. So as messages are being
 * exchanged the OperationContext remembers the state of where in the message
 * exchange pattern it is in.
 * 

* The base implementation of OperationContext * supports MEPs which have one input message and/or one output message. That * is, it supports the all the MEPs that are in the WSDL 2.0 specification. In * order to support another MEP one must extend this class and register its * creation in the OperationContexFactory. */ public class OperationContext extends AbstractContext implements Externalizable, SafeSerializable { /* * setup for logging */ private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(OperationContext.class); private static final String myClassName = "OperationContext"; private boolean debugEnabled = log.isDebugEnabled(); /** * An ID which can be used to correlate operations on an instance of * this object in the log files */ private String logCorrelationIDString = null; /** * @serial The serialization version ID tracks the version of the class. * If a class definition changes, then the serialization/externalization * of the class is affected. If a change to the class is made which is * not compatible with the serialization/externalization of the class, * then the serialization version ID should be updated. * Refer to the "serialVer" utility to compute a serialization * version ID. */ private static final long serialVersionUID = -7264782778333554350L; /** * @serial Tracks the revision level of a class to identify changes to the * class definition that are compatible to serialization/externalization. * If a class definition changes, then the serialization/externalization * of the class is affected. * Refer to the writeExternal() and readExternal() methods. */ // supported revision levels, add a new level to manage compatible changes private static final int REVISION_2 = 2; // current revision level of this object private static final int revisionID = REVISION_2; /** * @serial isComplete flag */ private boolean isComplete; /** * @serial key string */ //The key value of the operationContextMap; private String key; // the AxisOperation of which this is a running instance. The MEP of this // AxisOperation must be one of the 8 predefined ones in WSDL 2.0. private transient AxisOperation axisOperation; /** * the set of message contexts associated with this operation */ private transient HashMap messageContexts; //---------------------------------------------------------------- // MetaData for data to be restored in activate after readExternal //---------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Indicates whether the message context has been reconstituted * and needs to have its object references reconciled */ private transient boolean needsToBeReconciled = false; /** * Suppresses warning messages for activation * when doing internal reconciliation */ private transient boolean suppressWarnings = false; /** * The AxisOperation metadata will be used during * activate to match up with an existing object */ private transient MetaDataEntry metaAxisOperation = null; /** * The AxisService metadata will be used during * activate to match up with an existing object */ private transient MetaDataEntry metaAxisService = null; /** * The ServiceContext metadata will be used during * activate to match up with an existing object */ private transient ServiceContext metaParent = null; /** * This is used to hold information about message context objects * that are in the messageContexts map. This allows message context * objects to be isolated from the object graph so that duplicate * copies of objects are not saved/restored. */ private HashMap metaMessageContextMap = null; /** * This is used to hold temporarily any message context objects * that were isolated from the messageContexts map. */ private transient HashMap isolatedMessageContexts = null; /** * This is used to hold temporarily any message context objects * from the messageContexts map for save/restore activities. */ private transient HashMap workingSet = null; //---------------------------------------------------------------- // end MetaData section //---------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Simple constructor (needed for deserialization, shouldn't be used otherwise!) */ public OperationContext() { super(null); this.messageContexts = new HashMap(); } /** * Constructs a new OperationContext. * * @param axisOperation the AxisOperation whose running instances' state this * OperationContext represents. * @param serviceContext the parent ServiceContext representing any state related to * the set of all operations of the service. */ public OperationContext(AxisOperation axisOperation, ServiceContext serviceContext) { super(serviceContext); this.messageContexts = new HashMap(); this.axisOperation = axisOperation; this.setParent(serviceContext); } /** * When a new message is added to the MEPContext the logic * should be included remove the MEPContext from the table in the * EngineContext. Example: IN_IN_OUT At the second IN * message the MEPContext should be removed from the AxisOperation. * * @param msgContext */ public void addMessageContext(MessageContext msgContext) throws AxisFault { if (axisOperation != null) { axisOperation.addMessageContext(msgContext, this); touch(); } } /** * Removes the pointers to this OperationContext in the * ConfigurationContext's OperationContextMap so that this * OperationContext will eventually get garbage collected * along with the MessageContext's it contains. Note that if * the caller wants to make sure its safe to clean up this OperationContext * he should call isComplete() first. However, in cases like IN_OPTIONAL_OUT * and OUT_OPTIONAL_IN, it is possibe this will get called without the MEP * being complete due to the optional nature of the MEP. */ public void cleanup() { ServiceContext serv = getServiceContext(); if (serv != null) { serv.getConfigurationContext().unregisterOperationContext(key); } } /** * @return Returns the axisOperation. */ public AxisOperation getAxisOperation() { if (needsToBeReconciled && !suppressWarnings && debugEnabled) { log.debug(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":getAxisOperation(): ****WARNING**** OperationContext.activate(configurationContext) needs to be invoked."); } return axisOperation; } /** * Returns the EngineContext in which the parent ServiceContext lives. * * @return Returns parent ServiceContext's parent EngineContext. */ public ConfigurationContext getConfigurationContext() { if (parent != null) { return ((ServiceContext) parent).getConfigurationContext(); } else { return null; } } /** * @param messageLabel * @return Returns MessageContext. * @throws AxisFault */ public MessageContext getMessageContext(String messageLabel) throws AxisFault { if (messageContexts == null) { return null; } return (MessageContext) messageContexts.get(messageLabel); } /** * Remove the indicated message context. * Example Usage: The exchange is aborted and we need to * undo the work and free resources. * @param label * @throws AxisFault */ public void removeMessageContext(String label) throws AxisFault { MessageContext mc = getMessageContext(label); if (mc != null) { messageContexts.remove(mc); setComplete(false); touch(); } } public HashMap getMessageContexts() { return messageContexts; } /** * Returns the ServiceContext in which this OperationContext lives. * * @return Returns parent ServiceContext. */ public ServiceContext getServiceContext() { return (ServiceContext) parent; } /** * Checks to see if the MEP is complete. i.e. whether all the messages that * are associated with the MEP has arrived and MEP is complete. */ public boolean isComplete() { return isComplete; } public void setComplete(boolean complete) { isComplete = complete; } public void setKey(String key) { this.key = key; } /* =============================================================== * Externalizable support * =============================================================== */ /** * Save the contents of this object. *

* NOTE: Transient fields and static fields are not saved. * Also, objects that represent "static" data are * not saved, except for enough information to be * able to find matching objects when the message * context is re-constituted. * * @param out The stream to write the object contents to * @throws IOException */ public void writeExternal(ObjectOutput o) throws IOException { SafeObjectOutputStream out = SafeObjectOutputStream.install(o); //--------------------------------------------------------- // in order to handle future changes to the message // context definition, be sure to maintain the // object level identifiers //--------------------------------------------------------- // serialization version ID out.writeLong(serialVersionUID); // revision ID out.writeInt(revisionID); //--------------------------------------------------------- // various simple fields //--------------------------------------------------------- out.writeLong(getLastTouchedTime()); out.writeBoolean(isComplete); out.writeObject(key); out.writeObject(logCorrelationIDString); //--------------------------------------------------------- // properties //--------------------------------------------------------- out.writeUTF("properties"); // write marker out.writeMap(getProperties()); //--------------------------------------------------------- // AxisOperation axisOperation //--------------------------------------------------------- out.writeUTF("metaAxisOperation"); // write marker metaAxisOperation = null; if (axisOperation != null) { metaAxisOperation = new MetaDataEntry(axisOperation.getClass().getName(), axisOperation.getName().toString()); } out.writeObject(metaAxisOperation); //--------------------------------------------------------- // AxisOperation axisService //--------------------------------------------------------- // save the meta data for the corresponding axis service to better // match up the axis operation out.writeUTF("metaAxisService"); // write marker metaAxisService = null; AxisService axisService = axisOperation.getAxisService(); if (axisService != null) { metaAxisService = new MetaDataEntry(axisService.getClass().getName(), axisService.getName()); } out.writeObject(metaAxisService); //--------------------------------------------------------- // parent //--------------------------------------------------------- out.writeUTF("parent"); // write marker out.writeObject(this.getServiceContext()); //--------------------------------------------------------- // HashMap messageContexts table //--------------------------------------------------------- // NOTES: The assumption is that the table contains message contexts // that are in the OperationContext hierarchy. To reduce overlap // of object information that is being saved, extract the // message context objects from the hierachy before saving. // When the OperationContext is restored, the "slimmed down" // message context objects are plugged back into the hierachy // using the restored OperationContext as a basis. // first deal with the original messageContexts table HashMap tmpMsgCtxMap = null; if ((messageContexts != null) && (!messageContexts.isEmpty())) { // create a table of the non-isolated message contexts workingSet = new HashMap(); tmpMsgCtxMap = new HashMap(); Set keySet = messageContexts.keySet(); Iterator itKeys = keySet.iterator(); while (itKeys.hasNext()) { // expect the key to be a string String keyObj = (String) itKeys.next(); // get the message context associated with that label MessageContext value = (MessageContext) messageContexts.get(keyObj); boolean addToWorkingSet = true; // check to see if this message context was isolated if (isolatedMessageContexts != null) { if (!isolatedMessageContexts.isEmpty()) { // see if the message context was previously isolated MessageContext valueIsolated = (MessageContext) isolatedMessageContexts.get(keyObj); if (valueIsolated != null) { String idIsol = valueIsolated.getMessageID(); if (idIsol != null) { if (idIsol.equals(value.getMessageID())) { // don't add to working set addToWorkingSet = false; } } } } } if (addToWorkingSet) { // put the meta data entry in the list workingSet.put(keyObj, value); } } // now we have a working set Set keySet2 = workingSet.keySet(); Iterator itKeys2 = keySet2.iterator(); while (itKeys2.hasNext()) { // expect the key to be a string String keyObj2 = (String) itKeys2.next(); // get the message context associated with that label MessageContext mc = (MessageContext) workingSet.get(keyObj2); // construct a copy of the message context // that has been extracted from the object hierarchy MessageContext copyMC = mc.extractCopyMessageContext(); // Don't persist the message of the other message contexts copyMC.setEnvelope(null); // put the modified entry in the list tmpMsgCtxMap.put(keyObj2, copyMC); // trace point if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":writeExternal(): getting working set entry key [" + keyObj2 + "] message context ID[" + copyMC.getMessageID() + "]"); } } } out.writeUTF("messagecontexts"); // write marker out.writeMap(tmpMsgCtxMap); out.writeUTF("metaMessageContextMap"); out.writeMap(metaMessageContextMap); //--------------------------------------------------------- // done //--------------------------------------------------------- } /** * Restore the contents of the object that was previously saved. *

* NOTE: The field data must read back in the same order and type * as it was written. Some data will need to be validated when * resurrected. * * @param in The stream to read the object contents from * @throws IOException * @throws ClassNotFoundException */ public void readExternal(ObjectInput inObject) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException { SafeObjectInputStream in = SafeObjectInputStream.install(inObject); // set the flag to indicate that the message context is being // reconstituted and will need to have certain object references // to be reconciled with the current engine setup needsToBeReconciled = true; // trace point log.trace(myClassName + ":readExternal(): BEGIN bytes available in stream [" + in.available() + "] "); //--------------------------------------------------------- // object level identifiers //--------------------------------------------------------- // serialization version ID long suid = in.readLong(); // revision ID int revID = in.readInt(); // make sure the object data is in a version we can handle if (suid != serialVersionUID) { throw new ClassNotFoundException(ExternalizeConstants.UNSUPPORTED_SUID); } // make sure the object data is in a revision level we can handle if (revID != REVISION_2) { throw new ClassNotFoundException(ExternalizeConstants.UNSUPPORTED_REVID); } //--------------------------------------------------------- // various simple fields //--------------------------------------------------------- long time = in.readLong(); setLastTouchedTime(time); isComplete = in.readBoolean(); key = (String) in.readObject(); logCorrelationIDString = (String) in.readObject(); // trace point if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(myClassName + ":readExternal(): reading input stream for [" + getLogCorrelationIDString() + "] "); } //--------------------------------------------------------- // properties //--------------------------------------------------------- in.readUTF(); // read marker properties = in.readHashMap(); //--------------------------------------------------------- // axis operation meta data //--------------------------------------------------------- // axisOperation is not usable until the meta data has been reconciled axisOperation = null; in.readUTF(); // read marker metaAxisOperation = (MetaDataEntry) in.readObject(); //--------------------------------------------------------- // axis service meta data //--------------------------------------------------------- // axisService is not usable until the meta data has been reconciled in.readUTF(); // read marker metaAxisService = (MetaDataEntry) in.readObject(); //--------------------------------------------------------- // parent //--------------------------------------------------------- // ServiceContext is not usable until it has been activated in.readUTF(); // read marker metaParent = (ServiceContext) in.readObject(); //--------------------------------------------------------- // HashMap messageContexts table //--------------------------------------------------------- // set to empty until this can be activiated messageContexts = new HashMap(); in.readUTF(); // read marker workingSet = in.readHashMap(); in.readUTF(); // read marker metaMessageContextMap = in.readHashMap(); //--------------------------------------------------------- // done //--------------------------------------------------------- } /** * This method checks to see if additional work needs to be * done in order to complete the object reconstitution. * Some parts of the object restored from the readExternal() * cannot be completed until we have a configurationContext * from the active engine. The configurationContext is used * to help this object to plug back into the engine's * configuration and deployment objects. * * @param cc The configuration context object representing the active configuration */ public void activate(ConfigurationContext cc) { // see if there's any work to do if (!needsToBeReconciled) { // return quick return; } // get the axis configuration AxisConfiguration axisConfig = cc.getAxisConfiguration(); // We previously saved metaAxisService; restore it AxisService axisService = null; if (metaAxisService != null) { axisService = ActivateUtils.findService(axisConfig, metaAxisService.getClassName(), metaAxisService.getQNameAsString()); } // We previously saved metaAxisOperation; restore it if (metaAxisOperation != null) { if (axisService != null) { this.axisOperation = ActivateUtils.findOperation(axisService, metaAxisOperation.getClassName(), metaAxisOperation.getQName()); } else { this.axisOperation = ActivateUtils.findOperation(axisConfig, metaAxisOperation.getClassName(), metaAxisOperation.getQName()); } } // the parent ServiceContext object was saved // either use the restored object or sync up with // an existing ServiceContext object if (metaParent != null) { // find out if a copy of the ServiceContext object exists on this // engine where this OperationContext is being restored/activated // if so, use that object instead of the restored object // in order to make sure that future changes to service-level // properties are preserved for future operations String groupName = metaParent.getGroupName(); String serviceName = metaParent.getName(); ServiceContext existingSC = null; // first look for the ServiceContext via the ServiceContextGroup ServiceGroupContext sgc = cc.getServiceGroupContext(groupName); if (sgc != null) { existingSC = sgc.findServiceContext(serviceName); } if (existingSC == null) { // we couldn't find the ServiceContext via the ServiceContextGroup // try via the set of existing operation contexts OperationContext existingOC = cc.findOperationContext(getOperationName(), serviceName, groupName); if (existingOC != null) { existingSC = (ServiceContext) existingOC.getParent(); } } if (existingSC == null) { // could not find an existing ServiceContext // use the restored object metaParent.activate(cc); // set parent this.setParent(metaParent); } else { // switch over to the existing object this.setParent(existingSC); // do a copy of the properties from the restored object // to the existing ServiceContext // Should the copy be a non-destructive one? That is, // if the key already exists in the properties table of the // existing object, should the value be overwritten from the // restored ojbect? For now, the decision is that the state // that has been preserved for a saved context object is // is important to be restored. metaParent.putContextProperties(existingSC, true); } } else { // set parent to null this.setParent(metaParent); } // reseed the operation context map ServiceContext serv = getServiceContext(); ConfigurationContext activeCC; if (serv != null) { activeCC = serv.getConfigurationContext(); } else { activeCC = cc; } if (key != null) { // We only want to (re)register this if it's an outbound message String mepString = getAxisOperation().getMessageExchangePattern(); if (mepString.equals(WSDL20_2006Constants.MEP_URI_OUT_ONLY) || mepString.equals(WSDL20_2004_Constants.MEP_URI_OUT_ONLY) || ((mepString.equals(WSDL20_2006Constants.MEP_URI_OUT_IN) || mepString.equals(WSDL20_2004_Constants.MEP_URI_OUT_IN)) && !isComplete)) { // make sure this OperationContext object is registered in the // list maintained by the ConfigurationContext object boolean registrationSuceeded = activeCC.registerOperationContext(key, this, true); if (!registrationSuceeded) { // trace point if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(getLogCorrelationIDString()+ ":activate(): " + "OperationContext key [" + key + "] already exists in ConfigurationContext map. " + "This OperationContext [" + this.toString() + "] was not added to the table."); } } } } //------------------------------------------------------- // update the modified entries in the messageContexts table //------------------------------------------------------- // NOTE: an entry in the metaMessageContextMap must wait // for its corresponding active message context object // to call this operation context object so we don't // need to handle the metaMessagecontextMap table here if ((workingSet != null) && (!workingSet.isEmpty())) { Set keySet = workingSet.keySet(); Iterator itKeys = keySet.iterator(); while (itKeys.hasNext()) { // expect the key to be a string String keyObj = (String) itKeys.next(); // get the message context associated with that label MessageContext value = (MessageContext) workingSet.get((Object) keyObj); // activate that object if (value != null) { // trace point if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":activate(): key [" + keyObj + "] message id [" + value.getMessageID() + "]"); } suppressWarnings = true; value.activateWithOperationContext(this); suppressWarnings = false; if (messageContexts == null) { messageContexts = new HashMap(); } } // put the entry in the "real" table // note that the key or the value could be null messageContexts.put(keyObj, value); } } //------------------------------------------------------- // done, reset the flag //------------------------------------------------------- needsToBeReconciled = false; } /** * Isolate the specified message context object * to prepare for serialization. Instead of * saving the entire message context object, * just setup some metadata about the message * context. *

* Note: this will remove the specified * message context object from the message context * table. * * @param mc The message context object */ public void isolateMessageContext(MessageContext mc) { if (mc == null) { return; } if ((messageContexts == null) || (messageContexts.isEmpty())) { return; } // get the message ID from the message context String messageID = mc.getMessageID(); if (messageID == null) { // can't locate it without identification return; } Iterator it = messageContexts.keySet().iterator(); while (it.hasNext()) { // get the key Object keyObj = it.next(); // get the value associated with that key MessageContext value = (MessageContext) messageContexts.get(keyObj); if (value != null) { String valueID = value.getMessageID(); if ((valueID != null) && valueID.equals(messageID)) { // found the input message context in our table if (metaMessageContextMap == null) { metaMessageContextMap = new HashMap(); } // build a meta data entry // MessageContext class name // MessageContext messageID // key used in the original hashmap that is associated with this MessageContext // note: this is typically something like "In", "Out", "Fault" // MetaDataEntry metaData = new MetaDataEntry(value.getClass().getName(), value.getMessageID(), keyObj.toString()); // put the meta data entry in the list // note that if the entry was already in the list, // this will replace that entry metaMessageContextMap.put(keyObj, metaData); // don't change the original table - there's potentially lots of areas that // grab the table // // now remove the original entry from the messageContexts table // messageContexts.remove(keyObj); // put the original entry in the temporary list if (isolatedMessageContexts == null) { isolatedMessageContexts = new HashMap(); } // note that if the entry was already in the list, // this will replace that entry isolatedMessageContexts.put(keyObj, value); // trace point if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":isolateMessageContext(): set up message context id[" + valueID + "] with key [" + keyObj.toString() + "] from messageContexts table to prepare for serialization."); } break; } } } } /** * Restore the specified MessageContext object in the * table used to hold the message contexts associated * with this operation. * * @param msg The message context object */ public void restoreMessageContext(MessageContext msg) { // see if the activation has been done if (needsToBeReconciled) { // nope, need to do the activation first if (debugEnabled) { log.debug(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":restoreMessageContext(): *** WARNING : need to invoke activate() prior to restoring the MessageContext to the list."); } return; } if (msg == null) { return; } String msgID = msg.getMessageID(); if (msgID == null) { if (debugEnabled) { // can't identify message context log.debug(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":restoreMessageContext(): *** WARNING : MessageContext does not have a message ID."); } return; } // first check the metaMessageContextMap to see if // the specified message context object matches any // of the metadata entries. if ((metaMessageContextMap != null) && (!metaMessageContextMap.isEmpty())) { Iterator itMeta = metaMessageContextMap.keySet().iterator(); while (itMeta.hasNext()) { String keyM = (String) itMeta.next(); MetaDataEntry valueM = (MetaDataEntry) metaMessageContextMap.get(keyM); String valueM_ID; if (valueM != null) { valueM_ID = valueM.getQNameAsString(); if (msgID.equals(valueM_ID)) { String label = valueM.getExtraName(); if (messageContexts == null) { messageContexts = new HashMap(); } // put the message context into the messageContexts table messageContexts.put(label, msg); // remove the metadata from the metadata table metaMessageContextMap.remove(keyM); if (log.isTraceEnabled()) { log.trace(getLogCorrelationIDString() + ":restoreMessageContext(): restored label [" + label + "] message ID [" + msg.getMessageID() + "]"); } break; } } } } else // see if we can put the msg directly in the messageContexts table if ((messageContexts != null) && (!messageContexts.isEmpty())) { Iterator itList = messageContexts.keySet().iterator(); while (itList.hasNext()) { String key = (String) itList.next(); MessageContext value = (MessageContext) messageContexts.get(key); String valueID; if (value != null) { valueID = value.getMessageID(); if (msgID.equals(valueID)) { // update the entry messageContexts.put(key, msg); } } } } } /** * Get the name associated with the operation. * * @return The name String */ public String getOperationName() { String opName = null; if (axisOperation != null) { QName qname = axisOperation.getName(); if (qname != null) { opName = qname.getLocalPart(); } } return opName; } /** * Get the name associated with the service. * * @return The name String */ public String getServiceName() { String srvName = null; ServiceContext sc = (ServiceContext) getParent(); if (sc == null) { sc = metaParent; } if (sc != null) { srvName = sc.getName(); } return srvName; } /** * Get the name associated with the service group. * * @return The name String */ public String getServiceGroupName() { String srvGroupName = null; ServiceContext sc = (ServiceContext) getParent(); if (sc == null) { sc = metaParent; } if (sc != null) { srvGroupName = sc.getGroupName(); } return srvGroupName; } /** * Compares key parts of the state from the current instance of * this class with the specified instance to see if they are * equivalent. *

* This differs from the java.lang.Object.equals() method in * that the equals() method generally looks at both the * object identity (location in memory) and the object state * (data). *

* * @param ctx The object to compare with * @return TRUE if this object is equivalent with the specified object * that is, key fields match * FALSE, otherwise */ public boolean isEquivalent(OperationContext ctx) { // NOTE: the input object is expected to exist (ie, be non-null) if (this.isComplete != ctx.isComplete()) { return false; } if (!this.axisOperation.equals(ctx.getAxisOperation())) { return false; } // TODO: consider checking the parent objects for equivalency // TODO: consider checking fields from the super class for equivalency return true; } /** * Get the ID associated with this object instance. * * @return A string that can be output to a log file as an identifier * for this object instance. It is suitable for matching related log * entries. */ public String getLogCorrelationIDString() { if (logCorrelationIDString == null) { logCorrelationIDString = myClassName + "@" + UUIDGenerator.getUUID(); } return logCorrelationIDString; } public ConfigurationContext getRootContext() { return this.getConfigurationContext(); } }





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