Examples of AcksTo

Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.wsrm.AcksTo

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      createSeqRMMsg.setReplyTo(replyToEPR);
      if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("RMMsgCreator:: replyToEPR=" + replyToEPR);
    }
   

    AcksTo acksTo = new AcksTo(acksToEPR, rmNamespaceValue, addressingNamespace);
    createSequencePart.setAcksTo(acksTo);
    if(log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("RMMsgCreator:: acksTo=" + acksTo);
   
    createSeqRMMsg.setCreateSequence(createSequencePart);
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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.wsrm.AcksTo

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        } else {
          String anon = SpecSpecificConstants.getAddressingAnonymousURI(addressingNamespace);
          acksToEPR = new EndpointReference(anon);
        }
       
        AcksTo acksTo = new AcksTo(acksToEPR, namespace, cs.getAddressingNamespaceValue());
        accept.setAcksTo(acksTo);
        response.setAccept(accept);
      }
    }
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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.wsrm.AcksTo

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    //ReplyTo will be set only if not null.
    if (replyToEPR != null)
      createSeqRMMsg.setReplyTo(replyToEPR);

    createSequencePart.setAcksTo(new AcksTo(
        new Address(acksToEPR, factory), factory));

    createSeqRMMsg.setMessagePart(Sandesha2Constants.MessageParts.CREATE_SEQ,
        createSequencePart);
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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.wsrm.AcksTo

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      if (outSequenceId != null && !"".equals(outSequenceId)) {

        Accept accept = new Accept(factory);
        EndpointReference acksToEPR = createSeqMessage.getTo();
        AcksTo acksTo = new AcksTo(factory);
        Address address = new Address(factory);
        address.setEpr(acksToEPR);
        acksTo.setAddress(address);
        accept.setAcksTo(acksTo);
        response.setAccept(accept);
      }

    }
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