Examples of javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement.addChildElement()

javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement.addChildElement()
Creates a new SOAPElement object initialized with the specified local name and adds the new element to this SOAPElement object. @param name a String giving the local name for the element @return the new SOAPElement object that was created @throws SOAPException if there is an error in creating the SOAPElement object

            
            if (offer.getEndpoint() != null)
            {
               // write optional wsrm:Endpoint element
               QName endpointQName = wsrmConstants.getEndpointQName();
               offerElement.addChildElement(endpointQName)
                  .addChildElement(addressQName)
                     .setValue(offer.getEndpoint());
            }
            
            if (offer.getExpires() != null)

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            if (offer.getExpires() != null)
            {
               // write optional wsrm:Expires element
               QName expiresQName = wsrmConstants.getExpiresQName();
               offerElement.addChildElement(expiresQName).setValue(offer.getExpires());
            }
            
            if (offer.getIncompleteSequenceBehavior() != null)
            {
               // write optional wsrm:IncompleteSequenceBehavior element

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         QName sequenceQName = wsrmConstants.getSequenceQName(); 
         SOAPElement sequenceElement = soapEnvelope.getHeader().addChildElement(sequenceQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         sequenceElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
         
         // write required wsrm:MessageNumber element
         QName messageNumberQName = wsrmConstants.getMessageNumberQName();
         SOAPElement messageNumberElement = sequenceElement.addChildElement(messageNumberQName);
         messageNumberElement.setValue(String.valueOf(o.getMessageNumber()));

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         QName terminateSequenceResponseQName = wsrmConstants.getTerminateSequenceResponseQName(); 
         SOAPElement terminateSequenceResponseElement = soapEnvelope.getBody().addChildElement(terminateSequenceResponseQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         terminateSequenceResponseElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
      }
      catch (SOAPException se)
      {
         throw new RMException("Unable to serialize RM message", se);
      }

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         QName createSequenceResponseQName = wsrmConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseQName(); 
         SOAPElement createSequenceResponseElement = soapEnvelope.getBody().addChildElement(createSequenceResponseQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         createSequenceResponseElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
         
         if (o.getExpires() != null)
         {
            // write optional wsrm:Expires element
            QName expiresQName = wsrmConstants.getExpiresQName();

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         if (o.getExpires() != null)
         {
            // write optional wsrm:Expires element
            QName expiresQName = wsrmConstants.getExpiresQName();
            createSequenceResponseElement.addChildElement(expiresQName).setValue(RMHelper.durationToString(o.getExpires()));
         }
         
         if (o.getIncompleteSequenceBehavior() != null)
         {
            // write optional wsrm:IncompleteSequenceBehavior element

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            SOAPElement acceptElement = createSequenceResponseElement.addChildElement(acceptQName);


            // write required wsrm:AcksTo element
            QName acksToQName = wsrmConstants.getAcksToQName();
            QName addressQName = ADDRESSING_CONSTANTS.getAddressQName();
            acceptElement.addChildElement(acksToQName)
               .addChildElement(addressQName)
                  .setValue(o.getAccept().getAcksTo());
         }
      }
      catch (SOAPException se)

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         QName closeSequenceQName = wsrmConstants.getCloseSequenceQName(); 
         SOAPElement closeSequenceElement = soapEnvelope.getBody().addChildElement(closeSequenceQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         closeSequenceElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
         
         if (o.getLastMsgNumber() != 0)
         {
            // write optional wsrm:LastMsgNumber element
            QName lastMsgNumberQName = wsrmConstants.getLastMsgNumberQName();

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         QName closeSequenceResponseQName = wsrmConstants.getCloseSequenceResponseQName(); 
         SOAPElement closeSequenceResponseElement = soapEnvelope.getBody().addChildElement(closeSequenceResponseQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         closeSequenceResponseElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
      }
      catch (SOAPException se)
      {
         throw new RMException("Unable to serialize RM message", se);
      }

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         QName ackRequestedQName = wsrmConstants.getAckRequestedQName(); 
         SOAPElement ackRequestedElement = soapEnvelope.getHeader().addChildElement(ackRequestedQName);


         // write required wsrm:Identifier element
         QName identifierQName = wsrmConstants.getIdentifierQName();
         ackRequestedElement.addChildElement(identifierQName).setValue(o.getIdentifier());
         
         if (o.getMessageNumber() != 0)
         {
            // write optional wsrm:MessageNumber element
            QName messageNumberQName = wsrmConstants.getMessageNumberQName();

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