Exemple #1
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  /**
   * Routes the current exception to an error endpoint such as a Dead Letter Queue (jms) This method
   * is only invoked if there is a UMOMassage available to dispatch. The message dispatched from
   * this method will be an <code>ExceptionMessage</code> which contains the exception thrown the
   * UMOMessage and any context information.
   *
   * @param message the UMOMessage being processed when the exception occurred
   * @param failedEndpoint optional; the endpoint being dispatched or recieved on when the error
   *     occurred. This is NOT the endpoint that the message will be disptched on and is only
   *     supplied to this method for logging purposes
   * @param t the exception thrown. This will be sent with the ExceptionMessage
   * @see ExceptionMessage
   */
  protected void routeException(UMOMessage message, UMOEndpoint failedEndpoint, Throwable t) {
    UMOEndpoint endpoint = getEndpoint(t);
    if (endpoint != null) {
      try {
        logger.error(
            "Message being processed is: " + (message == null ? "null" : message.toString()));
        UMOEventContext ctx = RequestContext.getEventContext();
        ExceptionMessage msg = null;
        if (failedEndpoint != null) {
          msg = new ExceptionMessage(getErrorMessagePayload(message), endpoint, t, ctx);
        } else {
          msg = new ExceptionMessage(getErrorMessagePayload(message), t, ctx);
        }

        ctx.sendEvent(new MuleMessage(msg, null), endpoint);
        logger.debug("routed Exception message via " + endpoint);

      } catch (UMOException e) {
        logFatal(message, e);
      }
    } else {
      markTransactionForRollback();
    }
  }
Exemple #2
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 /**
  * Determines whether the default processing for this event will be executed. By default, the Mule
  * server will route events according to a components configuration. The user can override this
  * behaviour by obtaining a reference to the Event context, either by implementing <code>
  * org.mule.umo.lifecycle.Callable</code> or calling <code>UMOManager.getEventContext</code> to
  * obtain the UMOEventContext for the current thread. The user can programmatically control how
  * events are dispached.
  *
  * @param stopFurtherProcessing the value to set.
  */
 public void setStopFurtherProcessing(boolean stopFurtherProcessing) {
   RequestContext.getEvent().setStopFurtherProcessing(stopFurtherProcessing);
 }
Exemple #3
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 /**
  * Determines whether the default processing for this event will be executed. By default, the Mule
  * server will route events according to a components configuration. The user can override this
  * behaviour by obtaining a reference to the Event context, either by implementing <code>
  * org.mule.umo.lifecycle.Callable</code> or calling <code>UMOManager.getEventContext</code> to
  * obtain the UMOEventContext for the current thread. The user can programmatically control how
  * events are dispached.
  *
  * @return Returns true is the user has set stopFurtherProcessing.
  * @see org.mule.umo.manager.UMOManager
  * @see org.mule.umo.UMOEventContext
  * @see org.mule.umo.lifecycle.Callable
  */
 public boolean isStopFurtherProcessing() {
   return RequestContext.getEvent().isStopFurtherProcessing();
 }