Define the IORTable interface. More...
import <IORTable.pidl;
Inheritance diagram for IORTable::Table:
Public Member Functions | |
| void | bind (in string object_key, in string IOR) raises (AlreadyBound) |
| Bind object_key to the IOR. | |
| void | rebind (in string object_key, in string IOR) |
| Bind object_key to the IOR. | |
| void | unbind (in string object_key) raises (NotFound) |
| Remove the binding for object_key. | |
| void | set_locator (in Locator the_locator) |
Detailed Description
Define the IORTable interface.
Any TAO server can be configured as an corbaloc agent. Such agents forward requests generated using a simple ObjectKey in a corbaloc specification to the real location of the object. In TAO we implement this feature by dynamically (or statically) adding a new Object Adapter to the ORB, that handles any sort of request.
Member Function Documentation
◆ bind()
| void IORTable::Table::bind | ( | in string | object_key, | |||
| in string | IOR ) | |||||
| raises | ( | AlreadyBound ) | ||||
Bind object_key to the IOR.
◆ rebind()
| void IORTable::Table::rebind | ( | in string | object_key, |
| in string | IOR ) |
Bind object_key to the IOR.
◆ set_locator()
| void IORTable::Table::set_locator | ( | in Locator | the_locator | ) |
Set the locator, if no binding is set for an object_key we try to use the locator to resolve it
◆ unbind()
| void IORTable::Table::unbind | ( | in string | object_key | ) | ||
| raises | ( | NotFound ) | ||||
Remove the binding for object_key.
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