Examples of DialogLifeCycle

com.ericsson.ssa.sip.dialog.DialogLifeCycle
This is the life cycle of a dialog. It handles various activities: - keeping track of UOW on dialog (inside or outside transaction) - orchestrating locking/unlocking and saving - handle removal of dialog structure at invalidation - (future) handle removal of obsolete DialogSet.

Examples of com.ericsson.ssa.sip.dialog.DialogLifeCycle

        }


        DialogFragment dialog = req.getDialog();


        if ((dialog != null) && dialog.isValid()) {
            DialogLifeCycle dialogLifeCycle = dialog.getDialogLifeCycle();
            dialogLifeCycle.associateTransaction(req.getTransactionId());
            dialogLifeCycle.initUnitOfWork();
            dialogLifeCycle.setThreadLocalUnitOfWork();
        }


        return s;
    }

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Examples of com.ericsson.ssa.sip.dialog.DialogLifeCycle

        }
        s.setSubscriberURI(subscriberURI);


        req.setSession(s);


        final DialogLifeCycle dialogLifeCycle = d.getDialogLifeCycle();
        dialogLifeCycle.associateTransaction(req.getTransactionId());
        dialogLifeCycle.initUnitOfWork(appSess);
        dialogLifeCycle.setThreadLocalUnitOfWork();
        if (appSess != null) {
            appSess.setShouldBePersisted();
        }
    }

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Examples of com.ericsson.ssa.sip.dialog.DialogLifeCycle

    
    /* If DialogLifeCycle is initialized in the constructor, other threads
     * are seeing partially constructed dialog fragment
     */
    protected void initDialogLifeCycle() {
        dialogLifeCycle = new DialogLifeCycle(this);
    }

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Examples of com.ericsson.ssa.sip.dialog.DialogLifeCycle


    private void readExternalFormVersion1(ObjectInput in)
        throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
        // NEVER change the body of this method. This method takes
        // care of reading the serialization stream of a released product.
        dialogLifeCycle = new DialogLifeCycle(this);
        m_Nodes = new LinkedList<PathNode>();


        int i = in.readInt();


        for (int c = 0; c < i; c++) {

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