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A servant locator is called by an object adapter to locate a servant that is not found in its active servant map.
Called before a request is dispatched if a servant cannot be found in the object adapter's active servant map. Note that the object adapter does not automatically insert the returned servant into its active servant map. This must be done by the servant locator implementation, if this is desired. locate can throw any user exception. If it does, that exception is marshaled back to the client. If the Slice definition for the corresponding operation includes that user exception, the client receives that user exception; otherwise, the client receives UnknownUserException. If locate throws any exception, the Ice run time does not call finished.
If you call locate from your own code, you must also call finished when you have finished using the servant, provided that locate returned a non-null servant; otherwise, you will get undefined behavior if you use servant locators such as the ::Freeze::Evictor.
The located servant, or null if no suitable servant has been found.
Called by the object adapter after a request has been made. This operation is only called if locate was called prior to the request and returned a non-null servant. This operation can be used for cleanup purposes after a request. finished can throw any user exception. If it does, that exception is marshaled back to the client. If the Slice definition for the corresponding operation includes that user exception, the client receives that user exception; otherwise, the client receives UnknownUserException. If both the operation and finished throw an exception, the exception thrown by finished is marshaled back to the client.
Called when the object adapter in which this servant locator is installed is deactivated.
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