List of usage examples for java.rmi RemoteException getMessage
public String getMessage()
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Each installation of Academic Suite has a unique 32-character identifier * associated with it. You can use this method to retrieve this value for * the target server./*from w w w . jav a2 s. c om*/ * * @return Returns a 32 character String of hex digits. */ protected String getSystemInstallationId() { GetSystemInstallationIdResponse response = null; setupSession(); try { response = contextWS.getSystemInstallationId(); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Get System Installation ID"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return null; } cleanupSession(); if (response == null) { logger.warn("getSystemInstallationId returned null."); return null; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
private String _initialize() { InitializeResponse response = null;//from w w w .j ava2 s . c o m //Don't setupSession() or initializeSession(). //To use this method, your session should already be active. try { response = contextWS.initialize(); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Initialize"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return null; } //don't cleanupSession() here. Do it at logout(). if (response == null) { logger.warn("initialize returned null."); return null; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
private String _initializeVersion2() { InitializeVersion2Response response = null; //Don't setupSession() or initializeSession(). //To use this method, your session should already be active. try {//from w ww. j ava 2 s.c o m response = contextWS.initializeVersion2(); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Initialize Version2"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return null; } //don't cleanupSession() here. Do it at logout(). if (response == null) { logger.warn("initializeVersion2 returned null."); return null; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Logs in user using the given password. ONLY works if the authentication * source is the internal AS database./*from w w w. j a v a 2 s . c om*/ * * @param user_name - The user name/login ID of the user, not the internal * Blackboard ID. * @param password - The password associated with the given user name. * @param client_vendor_id - the "clientVendorId" as defined in conf.xml * @param proxy_tool_name - the registered name of the proxy tool. See * <ClassConfig name=" ... "> in conf.xml * @param login_extra_info - not used at this time. * @param timeout_seconds - The number of seconds to keep this session * object valid - see "sessionTimeOutSeconds" in * conf.xml to configure the default timeout * value. You can call extendSessionLife() to * keep a session alive longer. * * @return If successful, establishes a user-authenticated session valid for * use in other calls and returns true. Otherwise returns false. */ protected boolean login(String user_name, String user_password, String client_vendor_id, String tool_name, String login_extra_info, Long timeout_seconds) { LoginResponse response = null; Login login = new Login(); login.setClientProgramId(tool_name); login.setClientVendorId(client_vendor_id); login.setExpectedLifeSeconds(timeout_seconds); login.setLoginExtraInfo(login_extra_info); login.setPassword(user_password); login.setUserid(user_name); setupSession(); initializeSession(); try { response = contextWS.login(login); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Login"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return false; } //don't cleanupSession() here. Do it at logout(). if (response == null) { logger.warn("login returned null."); return false; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Logs in a session based on the given ticket. The ticket will contain * information about the user it is authenticated for as well as timestamp * information. It is only valid for a short time after it is generated * (i.e. approximately 5 minutes) so you should be sure to use it * immediately to get a sessionid if you are unsure how long it will be in * your client application before you need the Web Service session. * /*from www. j a va 2s. c om*/ * @param ticket - Ticket provided during proxy tool negotiation. * @param client_vendor_id - the "clientVendorId" as defined in conf.xml * @param proxy_tool_name - the registered name of the proxy tool. See * <ClassConfig name=" ... "> in conf.xml * @param login_extra_info - not used at this time. * @param timeout_seconds - The number of seconds to keep this session * object valid - see "sessionTimeOutSeconds" in * conf.xml to configure the default timeout * value. You can call extendSessionLife() to * keep a session alive longer. * * @return If successful, establishes an authenticated session valid for * use in other calls (either tool or user based - depends on * ticket) and returns true. Otherwise, returns false. */ protected boolean loginTicket(String ticket, String client_vendor_id, String proxy_tool_name, String login_extra_info, Long timeout_seconds) { LoginTicketResponse response = null; LoginTicket login = new LoginTicket(); login.setClientProgramId(proxy_tool_name); login.setClientVendorId(client_vendor_id); login.setExpectedLifeSeconds(timeout_seconds); login.setLoginExtraInfo(login_extra_info); login.setTicket(ticket); setupSession(); initializeSession(); try { response = contextWS.loginTicket(login); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Login Ticket"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return false; } //don't cleanupSession() here. Do it at logout(). if (response == null) { logger.warn("loginTicket returned null."); return false; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Login using tool-based authentication. * @param shared_secret - see the "sharedSecret" parameter as defined in * conf.xml for the specific proxy tool. * @param client_vendor_id - the "clientVendorId" as defined in conf.xml * @param proxy_tool_name - the registered name of the proxy tool. See * <ClassConfig name=" ... "> in conf.xml * @param login_extra_info - not used at this time. * @param timeout_seconds - The number of seconds to keep this session * object valid - see "sessionTimeOutSeconds" in * conf.xml to configure the default timeout * value. You can call extendSessionLife() to * keep a session alive longer. * // w ww . j a v a 2s. c o m * @return If successful, establishes a tool-authenticated session valid for * use in other calls and returns true. Otherwise, returns false. */ protected boolean loginTool(String shared_secret, String client_vendor_id, String tool_name, String login_extra_info, Long timeout_seconds) { LoginTool loginArgs = new LoginTool(); loginArgs.setPassword(shared_secret); loginArgs.setClientVendorId(client_vendor_id); loginArgs.setClientProgramId(tool_name); loginArgs.setLoginExtraInfo(login_extra_info); loginArgs.setExpectedLifeSeconds(timeout_seconds); LoginToolResponse response = null; setupSession(); initializeSession(); try { response = contextWS.loginTool(loginArgs); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Login Tool"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return false; } //don't cleanupSession() here. Do it at logout(). if (response == null) { logger.warn("loginTool returned null."); return false; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * This method will destroy the current session rendering * it invalid for use in subsequent operations. * @return/*from w ww .j a v a2s. c om*/ */ protected boolean logout() { LogoutResponse response = null; try { response = contextWS.logout(); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Logout"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return false; } cleanupSession(); if (response == null) { logger.warn("logout returned null."); return false; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Register your client program with the Academic Suite server. The list of * required methods is a list of "webservicename:operation" for each * operation you intend to call on each webservice. The requiredToolMethods * are those you call from a loginTool session while the methods in * requiredTicketMethods are those you call from a loginTicket session. You * do not have to declare requiredUserMethods because you will get whatever * entitlements the user has if you provide their password as part of the * login method. /* ww w . j a va 2 s .c o m*/ * After calling this registration method from your client program * installer, the Academic Suite administrator will have to login and make * the tool available before you can login as a tool (via loginTool) and * get the entitlements associated with the methods you requested. * * NOTE that this call will only succeed BEFORE a password is assigned to * your tool. Once a password is assigned you cannot re-register to change * your desired entitlements (by declaring a different set of methods being * used). If you are testing your tool and wish to change entitlements you * have to first clear the password in the UI, then call registerTool, then * set the password again. Be careful setting the initial password as there * are several sets of rules around this: * 1) If you register without a password and without placements (i.e no * tool-profile xml in the description) then your proxy tool is * 'available' by default, but you can only use the login(user/pw) * method. * 2) If you register with a password or with placements then your proxy * tool is either 'unavailable' (no placements) or 'inactive' (with * placements). You cannot login using any methods in this state. * 3) Once your tool is registered, you cannot call this method as long as * there is a password set on your tool unless you are being asked to * via the reregister proxy-tool callback operation. * 4) If you are calling this as part of the reregister operation, the * initialsharedsecret is ignored. * *@param client_vendor_id - Your vendor ID. You will use this same ID in * any login calls. *@param client_program_id - Your program ID (should be unique per client * program/Web Service agent you develop). You * will use this ID in any login calls. *@param registration_password - If required by the AS administrator you * may need a special password to register * tools. *@param description - A longer description of your client program * (displayed to the administrator on the manage agent * page). When registering a Proxy Tool, the * description field must be the Proxy Tool XML * description for your tool. When registering a Proxy * Tool with an XML descriptor, specify the operations * in the registerTool method or in the XML or both. If * you specify in both places, the list of operations * is merged together. Blackboard recommends specifying * them in the XML because that is the only place where * the list of 'webservices requested' is generated in * the administrator UI. *@param initial_shared_secret - the initial shared secret to be used by * this tool (note that the administrator has * to make the tool 'available' before you * can use this password and they can also * change it through the edit proxy tool UI). * Also, if you are re-registering then this * password is ignored - only valid for the * Initial registration. *@param required_tool_methods - An array of webservice methods that you * will use when logged in as a tool. *@param required_ticket_methods - An array of webservice methods that you * will use when logged in as a user via * the loginTicket method. *@return Returns a RegisterToolResultVO: * success=true - successfully registered * success=false - failed to register * proxyToolGuid = the GUID for this proxy tool if the tool being * registered is a proxy tool. This guid is a * unique identifier generated by Academic Suite * associated with this tool registration. You must * record this GUID and use it to correlate future * requests from the server with your local * configuration. */ protected RegisterToolResultVO registerTool(String client_vendor_id, String client_program_id, String registration_password, String description, String initial_shared_secret, String[] required_tool_methods, String[] required_ticket_methods) { RegisterTool register_tool = new RegisterTool(); register_tool.setClientProgramId(client_program_id); register_tool.setClientVendorId(client_vendor_id); register_tool.setDescription(description); register_tool.setInitialSharedSecret(initial_shared_secret); register_tool.setRegistrationPassword(registration_password); register_tool.setRequiredToolMethods(required_tool_methods); register_tool.setRequiredTicketMethods(required_ticket_methods); RegisterToolResponse response = null; setupSession(); try { response = contextWS.registerTool(register_tool); } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered a remote exception while trying to Register Tool"); logger.error(e.getMessage()); return null; } cleanupSession(); if (response == null) { logger.warn("registerTool returned null."); return null; } return response.get_return(); }
From source file:org.bbsync.webservice.client.proxytool.ContextProxyTool.java
/** * Whenever a session is successfully logged in, resources are allocated in * the Axis2 ConfigurationContext. Unfortunately, these resources will * persist even after invoking the logout() method. After invoking * logout(), this method will cleanup the ConfigurationContext and release * all of it's resources.//from w w w.j a v a2 s . com * * @return Returns true when the configuration Context has been cleaned up * successfully. Otherwise, returns false. */ private boolean cleanupSession() { try { ctx.cleanupContexts(); //Called during shutdown to clean up all Contexts ctx.flush(); //(part of superclass AbstractContext) ctx.terminate(); //Invoked during shutdown to stop the ListenerManager and perform configuration cleanup } catch (RemoteException e) { logger.error("Encountered an error while attempting to cleanup the configuration context: " + e.getMessage()); session_id = null; ctx = null; return false; } ctx = null; session_id = null; return true; }
From source file:org.emonocot.portal.controller.SearchController.java
@RequestMapping(value = "/ncbi", method = RequestMethod.GET, consumes = "application/json", produces = "application/json") public ResponseEntity<NcbiDto> ncbi(@RequestParam(value = "query", required = true) String query) { NcbiDto ncbiDto = new NcbiDto(); try {//ww w . ja v a 2 s . c om ncbiDto = ncbiService.issueRequest(query); } catch (RemoteException re) { logger.error("Exception using NCBI Service :" + re.getMessage(), re); return new ResponseEntity<NcbiDto>(HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR); } return new ResponseEntity<NcbiDto>(ncbiDto, HttpStatus.OK); }