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TAO_CosNaming 3.1.4
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import <CosNaming.idl;


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| exception | InvalidAddress |
| Indicates that the URL address is invalid. More... | |
Public Types | |
| typedef string | StringName |
| Stringified form of a Name. | |
| typedef string | Address |
| URL address such as myhost.xyz.com. | |
| typedef string | URLString |
| Stringified form of a URL address componoent. | |
Public Types inherited from CosNaming::NamingContext | |
| enum | NotFoundReason { missing_node , not_context , not_object } |
Interface for providing operations required to use URLs and stringified names.
Reference to: Document orbos/98-10-11 (Interoperable Naming Joint Revised Submission) Joint Submission by BEA Systems, DSTC, IONA, and Inprise
| typedef string CosNaming::NamingContextExt::Address |
URL address such as myhost.xyz.com.
| typedef string CosNaming::NamingContextExt::StringName |
Stringified form of a Name.
| typedef string CosNaming::NamingContextExt::URLString |
Stringified form of a URL address componoent.
| Object CosNaming::NamingContextExt::resolve_str | ( | in StringName | n | ) | ||
| raises | ( | NotFound, | ||||
| CannotProceed, | ||||||
| InvalidName ) | ||||||
This is similar to resolve as in the CosNaming::NamingContext interface, except that it accepts a stringified name as an argument instead of a Name.
| Name CosNaming::NamingContextExt::to_name | ( | in StringName | sn | ) | ||
| raises | ( | InvalidName ) | ||||
This operation returns a Name. If the input stringified name is syntactically malformed or violates an implementation limit, an InvalidName exception is raised.
| StringName CosNaming::NamingContextExt::to_string | ( | in Name | n | ) | ||
| raises | ( | InvalidName ) | ||||
This operation accepts a Name and returns a stringified name. If the name is invalid, an InvalidName exception is raised.
| URLString CosNaming::NamingContextExt::to_url | ( | in Address | addr, | |||
| in StringName | sn ) | |||||
| raises | ( | InvalidAddress, | ||||
| InvalidName ) | ||||||
It performs any escapes necessary on the stringified name and returns a fully formed URL string. An exception is raised if either the protocol or name parameters are invalid.