TAO_CosEvent
2.0.8
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Defines the construction time attributes for the Event Channel. More...
#include <CEC_EventChannel.h>
Public Member Functions | |
TAO_CEC_EventChannel_Attributes (PortableServer::POA_ptr supplier_poa, PortableServer::POA_ptr consumer_poa) | |
Public Attributes | |
int | consumer_reconnect |
Can consumers or suppliers invoke connect_push_* multiple times? | |
int | supplier_reconnect |
int | disconnect_callbacks |
Private Attributes | |
PortableServer::POA_ptr | supplier_poa |
The POAs. | |
PortableServer::POA_ptr | consumer_poa |
Friends | |
class | TAO_CEC_EventChannel |
Only the EC can read the private fields. |
Defines the construction time attributes for the Event Channel.
The event channel implementation is controlled by two mechanisms: The CEC_Factory that provides the strategies for the EC implementation. The EC attributes that define constants and values required by the EC construction. This class encapsulates those constants and values, providing an easy mechanism to extend the attributes without requiring changes in the EC constructor.
TAO_CEC_EventChannel_Attributes::TAO_CEC_EventChannel_Attributes | ( | PortableServer::POA_ptr | supplier_poa, |
PortableServer::POA_ptr | consumer_poa | ||
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The basic constructor. The attributes listed as arguments are *required* by the EC, and no appropiate defaults are available for them.
friend class TAO_CEC_EventChannel [friend] |
Only the EC can read the private fields.
Can consumers or suppliers invoke connect_push_* multiple times?
If not zero the event channel will send disconnect callbacks when a disconnect method is called on a Proxy. In other words, if a consumer calls disconnect_push_supplier() on its proxy the EC will invoke disconnect_push_consumer() on the consumer. A similar thing is done for suppliers. It is a matter of debate what the spec requires for the regular event service.
The POAs.