#include <Bindings_Iterator_T.h>
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TAO_Bindings_Iterator (TAO_Hash_Naming_Context *context, ITERATOR *hash_iter, PortableServer::POA_ptr poa, TAO_SYNCH_RECURSIVE_MUTEX &lock) | |
Constructor expects a pointer to a dynamically allocated hash map iterator (destructor deallocates hash map iterator). More... | |
~TAO_Bindings_Iterator (void) | |
Destructor. More... | |
virtual PortableServer::POA_ptr | _default_POA (ACE_ENV_SINGLE_ARG_DECL) |
Returns the Default POA of this Servant object. More... |
This class is templatized by the types of the underlying hash table iterator and hash table entry, so that it can be used for both TAO_Transient_Naming_Context and TAO_Persistent_Naming_Context (and any other classes with underlying data structures supporting ACE_Hash_Map_Manager/Iterator - like interfaces).
Instances of <TAO_Bindings_Iterator>s affect reference counts of corresponding Naming Contexts. Reference count on a Naming Context is incremented by one for a lifetime of each instance of <TAO_Bindings_Iterator> created for that context, i.e., a Naming Context cannot be cleaned up (but, of course, it can be invalidated) before all of its iterators have been cleaned up. When <destroy> method is invoked on a Naming Context, all of its iterators are destroyed in a "lazy evaluation" fashion, i.e., whenever a next operation is invoked on an iterator, and it can detect that the corresponding Naming Context has been invalidated, the iterator is destroyed.
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Constructor expects a pointer to a dynamically allocated hash map iterator (destructor deallocates hash map iterator).
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Destructor.
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Returns the Default POA of this Servant object.
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