Examples of ByteHolder

Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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                    new ShortHolder(),
                    new BigDecimalHolder(),
                    new FloatHolder(),
                    new DoubleHolder(),
                    new BooleanHolder(),
                    new ByteHolder(),
                    new QNameHolder(),
                    new CalendarHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new StringHolder(),
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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        LongHolder holder = new LongHolder(1);
        ret = JavaUtils.convert(holder, Object.class);
        assertTrue(ret != null);
        assertTrue(Long.class.isInstance(ret));

        ByteHolder holder2 = new ByteHolder((byte)0);
        ret = JavaUtils.convert(holder2, Object.class);
        assertTrue(ret != null);
        assertTrue(Byte.class.isInstance(ret));
       
        // Make sure we convert ArrayList to array in 2D cases
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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                    new ShortHolder((short)0),
                    new BigDecimalHolder(new BigDecimal(0)),
                    new FloatHolder(0),
                    new DoubleHolder(0),
                    new BooleanHolder(true),
                    new ByteHolder((byte)0),
                    new QNameHolder(new QName("http://double-double",
                            "toil-and-trouble")),
                    new CalendarHolder(Calendar.getInstance()),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(new byte[0]),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(new byte[0]),
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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                    new ShortHolder(),
                    new BigDecimalHolder(),
                    new FloatHolder(),
                    new DoubleHolder(),
                    new BooleanHolder(),
                    new ByteHolder(),
                    new QNameHolder(),
                    new CalendarHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new StringHolder(),
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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      ShortHolder varShort = new ShortHolder();
      BigDecimalHolder varDecimal = new BigDecimalHolder();
      FloatHolder varFloat = new FloatHolder();
      DoubleHolder varDouble = new DoubleHolder();
      BooleanHolder varBoolean = new BooleanHolder();
      ByteHolder varByte = new ByteHolder();
      QNameHolder varQName = new QNameHolder();
      CalendarHolder varDateTime = new CalendarHolder();
      StringHolder varSoapString = new StringHolder();
      BooleanWrapperHolder varSoapBoolean = new BooleanWrapperHolder();
      FloatWrapperHolder varSoapFloat = new FloatWrapperHolder();
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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      ShortHolder varShort = new ShortHolder(_varShort);
      BigDecimalHolder varDecimal = new BigDecimalHolder(_varDecimal);
      FloatHolder varFloat = new FloatHolder(_varFloat);
      DoubleHolder varDouble = new DoubleHolder(_varDouble);
      BooleanHolder varBoolean = new BooleanHolder(_varBoolean);
      ByteHolder varByte = new ByteHolder(_varByte);
      QNameHolder varQName = new QNameHolder(_varQName);
      CalendarHolder varDateTime = new CalendarHolder(_varDateTime);
      StringHolder varSoapString = new StringHolder(_varSoapString);
      BooleanWrapperHolder varSoapBoolean = new BooleanWrapperHolder(_varSoapBoolean);
      FloatWrapperHolder varSoapFloat = new FloatWrapperHolder(_varSoapFloat);
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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      Call call = service.createCall();
      call.setOperationName(new QName(TARGET_NAMESPACE, "echoByte"));
      call.addParameter("byte_1", Constants.TYPE_LITERAL_BYTE, ParameterMode.INOUT);
      call.setTargetEndpointAddress(TARGET_ENDPOINT_ADDRESS);

      ByteHolder holder = new ByteHolder((byte)0x45);
      Object retObj = call.invoke(new Object[]{holder});
      assertNull(retObj);
      assertEquals((byte)0x46, holder.value);
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Examples of javax.xml.rpc.holders.ByteHolder

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        LongHolder holder = new LongHolder(1);
        ret = JavaUtils.convert(holder, Object.class);
        assertTrue(ret != null);
        assertTrue(Long.class.isInstance(ret));

        ByteHolder holder2 = new ByteHolder((byte)0);
        ret = JavaUtils.convert(holder2, Object.class);
        assertTrue(ret != null);
        assertTrue(Byte.class.isInstance(ret));
       
        // Make sure we convert ArrayList to array in 2D cases
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                    new ShortHolder((short)0),
                    new BigDecimalHolder(new BigDecimal(0)),
                    new FloatHolder(0),
                    new DoubleHolder(0),
                    new BooleanHolder(true),
                    new ByteHolder((byte)0),
                    new QNameHolder(new QName("http://double-double",
                            "toil-and-trouble")),
                    new CalendarHolder(Calendar.getInstance()),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(new byte[0]),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(new byte[0]),
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                    new ShortHolder(),
                    new BigDecimalHolder(),
                    new FloatHolder(),
                    new DoubleHolder(),
                    new BooleanHolder(),
                    new ByteHolder(),
                    new QNameHolder(),
                    new CalendarHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new ByteArrayHolder(),
                    new StringHolder(),
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