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ImR_Forwarder Class Reference

Implementation Repository Forwarder. More...

#include <Forwarder.h>

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Public Member Functions

 ImR_Forwarder (ImR_Locator_i &imr_impl)
virtual PortableServer::Servant preinvoke (const PortableServer::ObjectId &oid, PortableServer::POA_ptr poa, const char *operation, PortableServer::ServantLocator::Cookie &cookie)
 Called before the invocation begins.
virtual void postinvoke (const PortableServer::ObjectId &oid, PortableServer::POA_ptr adapter, const char *operation, PortableServer::ServantLocator::Cookie the_cookie, PortableServer::Servant the_servant)
void init (CORBA::ORB_ptr orb)

Private Attributes

ImR_Locator_ilocator_
 Where we find out where to forward to.
PortableServer::Current_var poa_current_var_
 POA reference.
CORBA::ORB_ptr orb_
 Variable to save the ORB reference passed to the constr.

Detailed Description

Implementation Repository Forwarder.

This class provides a ServantLocator implementation that is used to handle arbitrary calls and forward them to the correct place.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ImR_Forwarder::ImR_Forwarder ( ImR_Locator_i imr_impl)

This constructor takes in orb and ImR_Locator_i pointers to store for later use. It also grabs a reference to the POACurrent object for use in preinvoke.


Member Function Documentation

void ImR_Forwarder::init ( CORBA::ORB_ptr  orb)
void ImR_Forwarder::postinvoke ( const PortableServer::ObjectId oid,
PortableServer::POA_ptr  adapter,
const char *  operation,
PortableServer::ServantLocator::Cookie  the_cookie,
PortableServer::Servant  the_servant 
) [virtual]
PortableServer::Servant ImR_Forwarder::preinvoke ( const PortableServer::ObjectId oid,
PortableServer::POA_ptr  poa,
const char *  operation,
PortableServer::ServantLocator::Cookie cookie 
) [virtual]

Called before the invocation begins.

We figure out the intended recipient from the POA name. After activating the server, we throw a forwarding exception to the correct server.

The big complicated thing here is that we have to create the forwarding ior based on what we already have. So we combine the endpoint received from activate_server_i and append the objectid from the request to it.


Member Data Documentation

Where we find out where to forward to.

Variable to save the ORB reference passed to the constr.

POA reference.


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