#include <Exception.h>
Inheritance diagram for CORBA_Exception:
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CORBA_Exception (const CORBA_Exception &src) | |
Copy constructor. More... | |
CORBA_Exception & | operator= (const CORBA_Exception &src) |
Assignment operator. More... | |
virtual | ~CORBA_Exception (void) |
Destructor. More... | |
virtual void | _raise (void)=0 |
const char * | _rep_id (void) const |
Return the repository ID of the Exception. More... | |
const char * | _name (void) const |
Return the name of the Exception. More... | |
virtual CORBA::TypeCode_ptr | _type (void) const |
Will be overridden in the concrete derived classes. More... | |
virtual int | _is_a (const char *repository_id) const |
CORBA_Exception (const char *repository_id, const char *local_name) | |
Constructor from a respository id. More... | |
void | _tao_print_exception (const char *info, FILE *f=stdout) const |
Print the exception <ex> to output determined by <f>. This function is not CORBA compliant. More... | |
virtual ACE_CString | _info (void) const=0 |
Returns a string containing information about the exception. This function is not CORBA compliant. More... | |
virtual void | _tao_encode (TAO_OutputCDR &cdr ACE_ENV_ARG_DECL_NOT_USED) const=0 |
virtual void | _tao_decode (TAO_InputCDR &cdr ACE_ENV_ARG_DECL_NOT_USED)=0 |
virtual CORBA_Exception * | _tao_duplicate (void) const=0 |
The following operation is used in the implementation of it performs a deep copy of the exception, normally it is implemented as:. More... | |
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CORBA_Exception * | _downcast (CORBA_Exception *x) |
void | _tao_any_destructor (void *) |
Used in the non-copying Any insertion operator. More... | |
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CORBA_Exception (void) | |
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char * | id_ |
Storage of our repository id and local name. More... | |
char * | name_ |
CORBA2-specified exception hierarchy. All exceptions have a type (represented by a TypeCode) and a widely scoped type ID (in the TypeCode) that generated by any OMG-IDL compiler and available through the Interface Repositories. Think of it as a "globally scoped" name distinguishing each exception.
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Copy constructor.
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Destructor.
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Constructor from a respository id.
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Reimplemented in CORBA_UserException, CORBA_SystemException, CORBA_TypeCode::Bounds, and CORBA_TypeCode::BadKind. |
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Returns a string containing information about the exception. This function is not CORBA compliant.
Reimplemented in CORBA_UserException, and CORBA_SystemException. |
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Reimplemented in CORBA_UserException, and CORBA_SystemException. |
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Return the name of the Exception.
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Reimplemented in CORBA_TypeCode::Bounds, and CORBA_TypeCode::BadKind. |
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Return the repository ID of the Exception.
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Used in the non-copying Any insertion operator.
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Reimplemented in CORBA_SystemException, CORBA_TypeCode::Bounds, and CORBA_TypeCode::BadKind. |
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The following operation is used in the implementation of it performs a deep copy of the exception, normally it is implemented as:.
class SomeException : public // Derives from CORBA_Exception { public: virtual CORBA_Exception *_tao_duplicate (void) const { return new SomeException (*this); } }; Reimplemented in CORBA_TypeCode::Bounds, and CORBA_TypeCode::BadKind. |
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Reimplemented in CORBA_SystemException, CORBA_TypeCode::Bounds, and CORBA_TypeCode::BadKind. |
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Print the exception <ex> to output determined by <f>. This function is not CORBA compliant.
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Will be overridden in the concrete derived classes.
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Assignment operator.
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Storage of our repository id and local name.
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