Example #1
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 static void doTest(DataSource checkMe) throws Exception {
   doSomething(checkMe);
   System.err.println("\tcreated:   " + toString(checkMe));
   DataSource afterSer = (DataSource) SerializableUtils.testSerializeDeserialize(checkMe);
   doSomething(afterSer);
   System.err.println("\tafter ser: " + toString(afterSer));
   Reference ref = ((Referenceable) checkMe).getReference();
   //  		    System.err.println("ref: " + ref);
   //  		    System.err.println("Factory Class: " + ref.getFactoryClassName());
   DataSource afterRef = (DataSource) ReferenceableUtils.referenceToObject(ref, null, null, null);
   //  		    System.err.println("afterRef data source: " + afterRef);
   doSomething(afterRef);
   System.err.println("\tafter ref: " + toString(afterRef));
 }
Example #2
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  public Reference createReference(Object bean) throws NamingException {
    try {
      BeanInfo bi = Introspector.getBeanInfo(bean.getClass());
      PropertyDescriptor[] pds = bi.getPropertyDescriptors();
      List refAddrs = new ArrayList();
      String factoryClassLocation = defaultFactoryClassLocation;

      boolean using_ref_props = referenceProperties.size() > 0;

      // we only include this so that on dereference we are not surprised to find some properties
      // missing
      if (using_ref_props)
        refAddrs.add(
            new BinaryRefAddr(REF_PROPS_KEY, SerializableUtils.toByteArray(referenceProperties)));

      for (int i = 0, len = pds.length; i < len; ++i) {
        PropertyDescriptor pd = pds[i];
        String propertyName = pd.getName();
        // System.err.println("Making Reference: " + propertyName);

        if (using_ref_props && !referenceProperties.contains(propertyName)) {
          // System.err.println("Not a ref_prop -- continuing.");
          continue;
        }

        Class propertyType = pd.getPropertyType();
        Method getter = pd.getReadMethod();
        Method setter = pd.getWriteMethod();
        if (getter != null
            && setter != null) // only use properties that are both readable and writable
        {
          Object val = getter.invoke(bean, EMPTY_ARGS);
          // System.err.println( "val: " + val );
          if (propertyName.equals("factoryClassLocation")) {
            if (String.class != propertyType)
              throw new NamingException(
                  this.getClass().getName()
                      + " requires a factoryClassLocation property to be a string, "
                      + propertyType.getName()
                      + " is not valid.");
            factoryClassLocation = (String) val;
          }

          if (val == null) {
            RefAddr addMe = new BinaryRefAddr(propertyName, NULL_TOKEN_BYTES);
            refAddrs.add(addMe);
          } else if (Coerce.canCoerce(propertyType)) {
            RefAddr addMe = new StringRefAddr(propertyName, String.valueOf(val));
            refAddrs.add(addMe);
          } else // other Object properties
          {
            RefAddr addMe = null;
            PropertyEditor pe = BeansUtils.findPropertyEditor(pd);
            if (pe != null) {
              pe.setValue(val);
              String textValue = pe.getAsText();
              if (textValue != null) addMe = new StringRefAddr(propertyName, textValue);
            }
            if (addMe == null) // property editor approach failed
            addMe =
                  new BinaryRefAddr(
                      propertyName,
                      SerializableUtils.toByteArray(
                          val, indirector, IndirectPolicy.INDIRECT_ON_EXCEPTION));
            refAddrs.add(addMe);
          }
        } else {
          // 				System.err.println(this.getClass().getName() +
          // 						   ": Skipping " + propertyName + " because it is " + (setter == null ?
          // "read-only." : "write-only."));

          if (logger.isLoggable(MLevel.WARNING))
            logger.warning(
                this.getClass().getName()
                    + ": Skipping "
                    + propertyName
                    + " because it is "
                    + (setter == null ? "read-only." : "write-only."));
        }
      }
      Reference out =
          new Reference(bean.getClass().getName(), factoryClassName, factoryClassLocation);
      for (Iterator ii = refAddrs.iterator(); ii.hasNext(); ) out.add((RefAddr) ii.next());
      return out;
    } catch (Exception e) {
      // e.printStackTrace();
      if (Debug.DEBUG && logger.isLoggable(MLevel.FINE))
        logger.log(MLevel.FINE, "Exception trying to create Reference.", e);

      throw new NamingException("Could not create reference from bean: " + e.toString());
    }
  }