Activator_Options Class Reference
#include <Activator_Options.h>
List of all members.
Member Enumeration Documentation
- Enumerator:
ENVIRONMENT_BUFFER |
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- Enumerator:
SC_NONE |
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SC_INSTALL |
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SC_REMOVE |
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SC_INSTALL_NO_LOCATOR |
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Activator_Options::Activator_Options |
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Member Function Documentation
const char * Activator_Options::cmdline |
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unsigned int Activator_Options::debug |
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Debug level for the Implementation Repository.
int Activator_Options::env_buf_len |
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int Activator_Options::init |
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Parse the command-line arguments and initialize the options.
int Activator_Options::init_from_registry |
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This version should only be used when run as an nt service.
const ACE_TString & Activator_Options::ior_filename |
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Returns the file where the IOR should be stored.
int Activator_Options::load_registry_options |
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Loads options from the registry.
int Activator_Options::max_env_vars |
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const ACE_CString & Activator_Options::name |
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bool Activator_Options::notify_imr |
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Notify the ImR when server processes die. Note : Currently this only works on Unix.
int Activator_Options::parse_args |
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Parses and pulls out arguments for the ImR.
void Activator_Options::print_usage |
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Print the usage information.
int Activator_Options::save_registry_options |
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Save the command line arguments as registry settings. (Windows only).
bool Activator_Options::service |
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The nt service command to run (install/remove).
Member Data Documentation
Our extra command line arguments.
The default environment buffer length.
File where the IOR of the server object is stored.
Maximum number of environment variables.
Should we run as a service?
SC_NONE, SC_INSTALL, SC_REMOVE, ...
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