How to use

ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler

in

org.apache.xmlrpc.server

/** Creates a new instance of {@link XmlRpcHandler}.
 * @param pClass The class, which was inspected for handler
 * methods. This is used for error messages only. Typically,
 * it is the same than <pre>pInstance.getClass()</pre>.
 * @param pMethods The method being invoked.
 */
protected XmlRpcHandler newXmlRpcHandler(final Class pClass,
    final Method[] pMethods) throws XmlRpcException {
  String[][] sig = getSignature(pMethods);
  String help = getMethodHelp(pClass, pMethods);
  RequestProcessorFactory factory = requestProcessorFactoryFactory.getRequestProcessorFactory(pClass);
  if (sig == null  ||  help == null) {
    return new ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
        pClass, factory, pMethods);
  }
  return new ReflectiveXmlRpcMetaDataHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
      pClass, factory, pMethods, sig, help);
}

  args[j] = pRequest.getParameter(j);
Object instance = getInstance(pRequest);
for (int i = 0;  i < methods.length;  i++) {
  MethodData methodData = methods[i];
        args[j] = converters[j].convert(args[j]);
      return invoke(instance, methodData.method, args);

  args[j] = pRequest.getParameter(j);
Object instance = getInstance(pRequest);
for (int i = 0;  i < methods.length;  i++) {
  MethodData methodData = methods[i];
        args[j] = converters[j].convert(args[j]);
      return invoke(instance, methodData.method, args);

  args[j] = pRequest.getParameter(j);
Object instance = getInstance(pRequest);
for (int i = 0;  i < methods.length;  i++) {
  MethodData methodData = methods[i];
        args[j] = converters[j].convert(args[j]);
      return invoke(instance, methodData.method, args);

/** Creates a new instance of {@link XmlRpcHandler}.
 * @param pClass The class, which was inspected for handler
 * methods. This is used for error messages only. Typically,
 * it is the same than <pre>pInstance.getClass()</pre>.
 * @param pMethods The method being invoked.
 */
protected XmlRpcHandler newXmlRpcHandler(final Class pClass,
    final Method[] pMethods) throws XmlRpcException {
  String[][] sig = getSignature(pMethods);
  String help = getMethodHelp(pClass, pMethods);
  RequestProcessorFactory factory = requestProcessorFactoryFactory.getRequestProcessorFactory(pClass);
  if (sig == null  ||  help == null) {
    return new ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
        pClass, factory, pMethods);
  }
  return new ReflectiveXmlRpcMetaDataHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
      pClass, factory, pMethods, sig, help);
}

/** Creates a new instance of {@link XmlRpcHandler}.
 * @param pClass The class, which was inspected for handler
 * methods. This is used for error messages only. Typically,
 * it is the same than <pre>pInstance.getClass()</pre>.
 * @param pMethods The method being invoked.
 */
protected XmlRpcHandler newXmlRpcHandler(final Class pClass,
    final Method[] pMethods) throws XmlRpcException {
  String[][] sig = getSignature(pMethods);
  String help = getMethodHelp(pClass, pMethods);
  RequestProcessorFactory factory = requestProcessorFactoryFactory.getRequestProcessorFactory(pClass);
  if (sig == null  ||  help == null) {
    return new ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
        pClass, factory, pMethods);
  }
  return new ReflectiveXmlRpcMetaDataHandler(this, typeConverterFactory,
      pClass, factory, pMethods, sig, help);
}

@Override
protected XmlRpcHandler newXmlRpcHandler( @SuppressWarnings( "rawtypes" ) final Class pClass,
                     final Method[] pMethods )
  throws XmlRpcException
{
  if ( this.handler != null )
  {
    RequestProcessorFactory factory = getRequestProcessorFactoryFactory().getRequestProcessorFactory( pClass );
    factory = new RequestProcessorFactory()
    {
      @Override
      public Object getRequestProcessor( final XmlRpcRequest pRequest )
        throws XmlRpcException
      {
        return handler;
      }
    };
    return new ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler( this, getTypeConverterFactory(), pClass, factory, pMethods);
  }
  else
  {
    return super.newXmlRpcHandler( pClass, pMethods );
  }
}