| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| uk.nhs.interoperability.infrastructure |
Base / infrastructure classes necessary to support ITK Transport and distribution.
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| uk.nhs.interoperability.transport.WS |
HTTP SOAP Web Service transport implementation classes.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ITKTransportPropertiesImpl
The Class ITKTransportPropertiesImpl.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ITKTransportProperties |
ITKTransportPropertiesImpl.buildFromSoap(Document doc)
Builds the from soap.
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ITKTransportProperties |
ITKMessagePropertiesImpl.getInboundTransportProperties() |
ITKTransportProperties |
ITKMessageProperties.getInboundTransportProperties()
Obtains the
ITKTransportProperties that are associated with the
ITKMessage that was received by the service provider on the inbound
leg in an asynchronous request/response invocation.The inboundITKTransportProperties are not expected to
be processed by the application layer, however where present
the application layer is responsible for attaching the
inboundITKTransportProperties to any responses generated
such that these transport properties are available to the transport layers
transmitting the response.A typical use of this mechanism is for the propagation of the <wsa:replyTo/> address such that it is available to the
to the transport layers managing the "reply".Note although this pattern adds some additional burden on the application layer it offers significant advantages over the alternative where the transport layer has to maintain state and correlate messages - potentially over several distributed nodes |
ITKTransportProperties |
ITKMessagingException.getRelatedItkTransportProperties() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ITKMessagePropertiesImpl.setInboundTransportProperties(ITKTransportProperties inboundTransportProperties) |
void |
ITKMessageProperties.setInboundTransportProperties(ITKTransportProperties inboundITKTransportProperties)
Sets the
ITKTransportProperties that are associated with the
ITKMessage that was received by the service provider on the inbound
leg in an asynchronous request/response invocation.The inboundITKTransportProperties are not expected to
be processed by the application layer, however where present
the application layer is responsible for attaching the
inboundITKTransportProperties to any responses generated
such that these transport properties are available to the transport layers
transmitting the response.A typical use of this mechanism is for the propagation of the <wsa:replyTo/> URL such that it is available to the
to the transport layers managing the "reply".Note although this pattern adds some additional burden on the application layer it offers significant advantages over the alternative where the transport layer has to maintain state and correlate messages - potentially over several distributed nodes |
void |
ITKMessagingException.setRelatedItkTransportProperties(ITKTransportProperties relatedItkTransportProperties) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ITKMessagingException(ITKTransportProperties itkTransportProperties,
ITKMessageProperties itkMessageProperties,
int errorCode,
String message) |
ITKMessagingException(ITKTransportProperties itkTransportProperties,
ITKMessageProperties itkMessageProperties,
int errorCode,
String message,
Throwable cause) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
SOAPUtils.resolveFaultToAddress(ITKTransportProperties itkTransportProperties)
Resolve fault to address.
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static String |
SOAPUtils.resolveReplyToAddress(ITKTransportProperties itkTransportProperties)
Resolve reply to address.
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