Examples of org.rioproject.servicebean.ServiceBean.start()

org.rioproject.servicebean.ServiceBean.start()

The start method provides the capability for a dynamic service to initialize itself and make it ready to accept inbound communications, returning an Object which can be used to communicate with the service. It is the responsibility of the service to initiate appropriate startup logic. If the service has started itself, subsequent invocations of this method will not re-start the service, but return the Object created during the initial start @param context The ServiceBeanContext containing serviceinitialization attributes @return An Object that can be used to communicate to the service @throws Exception If any errors or unexpected conditions occur

                    Constructor constructor = implClass.getConstructor((Class[])null);
                    logger.trace("Obtained implementation constructor: {}", constructor);
                    Object impl = constructor.newInstance((Object[])null);
                    ServiceBean instance = (ServiceBean)impl;
                    logger.trace("Obtained implementation instance: {}", instance);
                    Object proxy = instance.start(context);
                    created = new Created(impl, proxy);
                } else {
                    BeanFactory beanFactory = new BeanFactory();
                    created = beanFactory.create(context);
                }

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