Examples of EntryPointResolver

org.mule.api.model.EntryPointResolver
EntryPointResolver resolves a method to call on the given Component when an event is received for the service. Note that one instance of an entry point will be created for a component. This means the type of the component will always be of the same type for the life of the instance. Resolvers must be thread safe since multiple requests on the same component can happen concurrently. The recommended approach is to use atomic values and concurrent collections where needed rather than synchronizing the invoke method, which could impact performance

Examples of org.mule.api.model.EntryPointResolver

        return new DefaultMuleEventContext(new DefaultMuleEvent(message, getTestInboundEndpoint("null"), new DefaultMuleSession(muleContext)));
    }


    protected InvocationResult invokeResolver(String methodName, MuleEventContext eventContext) throws Exception
    {
        EntryPointResolver resolver = getResolver();
        eventContext.getMessage().setInvocationProperty(MuleProperties.MULE_METHOD_PROPERTY, methodName);
        InvocationResult result = resolver.invoke(getComponent(), eventContext);
        if (InvocationResult.State.SUCCESSFUL == result.getState())
        {
            assertNotNull("The result of invoking the component should not be null", result.getResult());
            assertNull(result.getErrorMessage());
            assertFalse(result.hasError());

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Examples of org.mule.api.model.EntryPointResolver

            (FlowConstruct) null));
    }


    protected InvocationResult invokeResolver(String methodName, MuleEventContext eventContext) throws Exception
    {
        EntryPointResolver resolver = getResolver();
        eventContext.getMessage().setInvocationProperty(MuleProperties.MULE_METHOD_PROPERTY, methodName);
        InvocationResult result = resolver.invoke(getComponent(), eventContext);
        if (InvocationResult.State.SUCCESSFUL == result.getState())
        {
            assertNotNull("The result of invoking the component should not be null", result.getResult());
            assertNull(result.getErrorMessage());
            assertFalse(result.hasError());

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