Examples of org.rioproject.servicebean.ServiceBeanFactory.create()

org.rioproject.servicebean.ServiceBeanFactory.create()

The create method is called to create the service implementation and to create the proxy to communicate with the service. There is no requirement to create a class loader, this method will be called with the context class loader set to the class loader that can be used to load the service. If needed, the class loader can be obtained by access the thread's current context class loader. Additionally:

If the service has been configured with any shared resources, they will have been loaded into the common class loader prior to the invocation of this method.
If any logger instances have been configured for the service, specific loggers and handlers will have been configued prior to the invocation of this method

@param context The {@link ServiceBeanContext} describing the service tocreate @return The Created object @throws org.rioproject.deploy.ServiceBeanInstantiationException If there are errors creating theservice bean

                                                           new DefaultServiceBeanFactory());
            if(logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
                logger.trace("service = {}, serviceBeanFactory = {}",
                             ServiceLogUtil.logName(sElem), serviceBeanFactory);
            }
            created = serviceBeanFactory.create(context);
            logger.trace("Created ServiceBeanFactory.Created {}", created);
            Object impl = created.getImpl();
            logger.trace("Obtained implementation {}", impl);
            
            if(context.getServiceElement().getComponentBundle()==null) {

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