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<operation name = "addNewBid"> <soap:operation soapAction = "urn:NewBid"/> <input> <soap:header message = "tns:PlaceBid_addNewBid" part = "user" use = "literal"/> <soap:body use = "literal" parts = "parameters"/> </input> ... </operation>

There are two types of invariants class and internal that we have spoken about. A class invariant usually needs to be checked after the execution of a method that can potentially modify the state of the object. Not all methods should be checked. Indeed, an intermediate method, which is part of a higher-level method defined for the same class, may leave the object in an inconsistent state. It is only when the higher-level method ends that the object should be left in a consistent state. Selecting the methods that the invariant is checked for can be achieved either by advising only certain methods or by using cflow. The latter solution disables the checking of the invariant when the advised method is in the control flow of a higher-level method (usually belonging to the same class). This solution is more generic but slightly less efficient than the former one because the aspect system adds some run-time tests to determine whether the current method execution belongs to a given control flow. These run-time tests are called residues. The advice code in Listing 9-10 shows the implementation of an invariant that ensures that a state field always equals 1.

You can use the partName element to control the generated name element of the wsdl:part or XML schema element of the parameter, if the web service binding style is RPC, or if the binding style is document and the parameter style is BARE. If you don t specify the name for an RPC-style web service and partName is specified, the server will use partName to generate the name of the element.

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15.3.5 Using the @WebResult annotation The @WebResult annotation is very similar to @WebParam. It operates in conjunction with @WebMethod to control the generated name for the message return value in the WSDL, as illustrated here:

@WebMethod @WebResult(name = "bidNumber") public Long addBid(...){}

Listing 9-10. Advice Code for a state Invariant ... public InvocationResponse invoke(Invocation invocation) throws Throwable { InvocationResponse rsp = invocation.invokeNext(); if (invocation.getType() == InvocationType.METHOD) { MethodInvocation methodInvocation = (MethodInvocation)invocation; Method method = methodInvocation.method; Object target = methodInvocation.targetObject; int state = target.getClass().getDeclaredField("state").getInt(target); if (state != 1) { throw new Error("Broken class invariant."); } } return rsp; } ... As you can see, testing an invariant is similar to testing a postcondition, except that the target object s state has to be accessed through the java.lang.reflect API.

Context ctx = new InitialContext( props );

The @WebResult annotation specification resembles the specification for @WebParam. You ll notice it s a bit smaller, though, because you have less control over return values than you do over parameters.

public @interface WebResult { String name() default "return"; String targetNamespace() default ""; boolean header() default false; String partName() default ""; };

try{ if( loginHome == null ) loginHome = ( LoginHome ) ctx.lookup( "servletAccess.loginHome" ); } catch (NamingException ne) { throw ne; } }

The name element specifies the name of the value returned in the WSDL. Use the targetNamespace element for customizing the XML namespace for the returned value. This works for document-style web services where the return value binds to an XML namespace. If you don t specify targetNamespace, the server will use the namespace allocated for the web service.