weblogic.wsee.jws
Interface ServiceHandle

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Serializable

public interface ServiceHandle
extends Serializable

The ServiceHandle interface provides a persistable reference to a JWS service object. A ServiceHandle can refer to both a JWS service instance or to a JWS control instance that is associated with a JWS service instance.

SCHEME_DEFAULT

static final int SCHEME_DEFAULT

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SCHEME_HTTP

static final int SCHEME_HTTP

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SCHEME_JMS

static final int SCHEME_JMS

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SCHEME_SMTP

static final int SCHEME_SMTP

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SCHEME_FTP

static final int SCHEME_FTP

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SCHEME_FILE

static final int SCHEME_FILE

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getScheme

int getScheme()

Returns the protocol scheme that was used to construct the ServiceHandle.

getJNDIBaseName

String getJNDIBaseName()

Returns a period-separated string based on the URI, which uniquely identifies this service on this server and is used to generate unique JNDI names for objects associated with this service.

getURI

String getURI()

Returns a protocol-indendent URI which can be used to refer to this service.

getContextURI

String getContextURI()

Returns the base context URI that references the root of the application containing this component.

getURL

URL getURL(int scheme)

Returns a URL which defines a reference to this service using the specified scheme.

getURL

URL getURL()

Returns a URL which defines a reference to this service using the same scheme that was used to construct the service handle.

getConversationID

String getConversationID()

Returns the identity of a JWS conversation instance that the handle refers to. This may be null if referring to stateless service or constructed as a result of processing a stateless operation on a service.

getControlID

String getControlID()

Returns the identity of a control instance that the handle refers to. This may be null if the handle is associated with a service instance instead of a control instance.