TAO
2.1.6
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Class for Collocated invocations. More...
#include <Collocated_Invocation.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Collocated_Invocation (CORBA::Object_ptr t, CORBA::Object_ptr et, TAO_Stub *stub, TAO_Operation_Details &detail, bool response_expected=true) | |
Constructor used by TAO::Invocation_Adapter. | |
Invocation_Status | invoke (Collocation_Strategy strat) |
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virtual | ~Invocation_Base (void) |
TAO_Stub * | stub (void) const |
Accessor and mutator methods. | |
CORBA::Object_ptr | forwarded_reference (void) |
void | forwarded_reference (CORBA::Object_ptr o) |
Accessor and mutator methods. | |
TAO_Service_Context & | request_service_context (void) |
Accessors for the service context list. | |
TAO_Service_Context & | reply_service_context (void) |
Accessor and mutator methods. | |
CORBA::Object_ptr | steal_forwarded_reference (void) |
Return the forwarded object location by loosing ownership. | |
CORBA::Object_ptr | effective_target (void) const |
Return the effective target of the invocation. | |
CORBA::Object_ptr | target (void) const |
Return the target object. | |
CORBA::Boolean | response_expected (void) const |
Does this invocation return a response? | |
GIOP::ReplyStatusType | reply_status (void) const |
Accessor of reply_status of the invocation. | |
void | reply_status (GIOP::ReplyStatusType s) |
Mutator of reply_status of the invocation. | |
TAO_Operation_Details & | operation_details (void) |
The operaton details of the invocation. | |
size_t & | stack_size (void) |
CORBA::Exception * | caught_exception (void) |
The client requestor adapter. | |
TAO::Invocation_Status | invoke_status (void) const |
Invocation status. | |
void | invoke_status (Invocation_Status s) |
Mutator to set the invocation status. | |
PortableInterceptor::ReplyStatus | pi_reply_status (void) const |
The client requestor adapter. | |
bool | is_remote_request () const |
Private Member Functions | |
Collocated_Invocation (void) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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void exception CORBA::Exception * | exception |
Change the exception status. | |
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Invocation_Base (CORBA::Object_ptr otarget, CORBA::Object_ptr target, TAO_Stub *stub, TAO_Operation_Details &op, bool response_expected, bool request_is_remote) | |
Invocation_Status | send_request_interception (void) |
Invocation_Status | receive_reply_interception (void) |
Invocation_Status | receive_other_interception (void) |
PortableInterceptor::ReplyStatus | handle_any_exception (CORBA::Exception *e) |
PortableInterceptor::ReplyStatus | handle_all_exception (void) |
The client requestor adapter. | |
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TAO_Operation_Details & | details_ |
The operation details on which we are operating on. | |
CORBA::Object_var | forwarded_to_ |
Forwarded object reference. | |
bool | response_expected_ |
Is response expected? | |
GIOP::ReplyStatusType | reply_status_ |
A GIOP reply status of the invocation. | |
ClientRequestInterceptor_Adapter * | cri_adapter_ |
The client requestor adapter. | |
ServerRequestInterceptor_Adapter * | sri_adapter_ |
The client requestor adapter. | |
size_t | stack_size_ |
The client requestor adapter. | |
TAO::Invocation_Status | invoke_status_ |
The client requestor adapter. |
Class for Collocated invocations.
TAO::Collocated_Invocation::Collocated_Invocation | ( | CORBA::Object_ptr | t, |
CORBA::Object_ptr | et, | ||
TAO_Stub * | stub, | ||
TAO_Operation_Details & | detail, | ||
bool | response_expected = true |
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Constructor used by TAO::Invocation_Adapter.
t | The target on which invocation first started. |
et | The effective target in which this invocation is now flowing |
stub | Stub for effective target et |
detail | operation details of the invocation including the service context list |
response_expected | flag to indicate whether the operation encapsulated by detail returns a response or not. |
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Invocation_Status TAO::Collocated_Invocation::invoke | ( | Collocation_Strategy | strat | ) |
Invocation on the collocated object mediated through this class. Practically this method is a place holder to do the following
Start the interception point