Class for Collocated invocations. More...

#include <Collocated_Invocation.h>

Inheritance diagram for TAO::Collocated_Invocation:

Collaboration diagram for TAO::Collocated_Invocation:

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)
Private Member Functions
	Collocated_Invocation (void)

Detailed Description

Class for Collocated invocations.

Note:: Reliable oneways are not handled properly including use of interceptors. This class should technically serve as the base for all invocation types. But now, this is the only class that handles collocated invocations and that too in a brain dead way.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TAO::Collocated_Invocation::Collocated_Invocation	(	CORBA::Object_ptr	t,
		CORBA::Object_ptr	et,
		TAO_Stub *	stub,
		TAO_Operation_Details &	detail,
		bool	response_expected = `true`
	)

Parameters:

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.

TAO::Collocated_Invocation::Collocated_Invocation ( void ) [private]

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

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