#include <Endpoint.h>
Inheritance diagram for TAO_Endpoint:
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TAO_Endpoint (CORBA::ULong tag, CORBA::Short priority=TAO_INVALID_PRIORITY) | |
Constructor. More... | |
virtual | ~TAO_Endpoint (void) |
Destructor. More... | |
CORBA::ULong | tag (void) const |
IOP protocol tag accessor. More... | |
void | priority (CORBA::Short priority) |
<priority_> attribute setter. More... | |
CORBA::Short | priority (void) const |
<priority_> attribute getter. More... | |
virtual CORBA::Boolean | is_equivalent (const TAO_Endpoint *other_endpoint)=0 |
Return true if this endpoint is equivalent to <other_endpoint>. Two endpoints are equivalent iff their port and host are the same. More... | |
virtual TAO_Endpoint * | next (void)=0 |
Endpoints can be stringed in a list. Return the next endpoint in the list, if any. More... | |
virtual int | addr_to_string (char *buffer, size_t length)=0 |
Return a string representation for the address. More... | |
virtual void | reset_hint (void)=0 |
This method is used when a connection has been reset, requiring the hint to be cleaned up and reset to NULL. More... | |
virtual TAO_Endpoint * | duplicate (void)=0 |
This method returns a copy of the corresponding endpoints by allocation memory. More... | |
virtual CORBA::ULong | hash (void)=0 |
Return a hash value for this object. More... | |
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TAO_SYNCH_MUTEX | addr_lookup_lock_ |
Lock for the address lookup. @todo: This lock should be strategised so that we dont lock in single threaded configurations. I am not able to do this now as most of the information is available in the ORB_Core which is not available here... More... | |
Private Methods | |
TAO_Endpoint (const TAO_Endpoint &) | |
void | operator= (const TAO_Endpoint &) |
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CORBA::ULong | tag_ |
IOP tag, identifying the protocol for which this endpoint contains addressing info. More... | |
CORBA::Short | priority_ |
CORBA priority of the acceptor this Endpoint is representing. More... |
Lightweight encapsulation of addressing information for a single acceptor endpoint. In other words, Endpoint represents a single point of contact for the server, and is the smallest unit of addressing information necessary for a client to connect to a server. A Profile contains one or more Endpoints, i.e., knows of one or more ways to contact server(s).
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Constructor.
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Destructor.
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Return a string representation for the address. Returns -1 if buffer is too small. The purpose of this method is to provide a general interface to the underlying address object's addr_to_string method. This allows the protocol implementor to select the appropriate string format. Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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This method returns a copy of the corresponding endpoints by allocation memory.
Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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Return a hash value for this object.
Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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Return true if this endpoint is equivalent to <other_endpoint>. Two endpoints are equivalent iff their port and host are the same.
Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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Endpoints can be stringed in a list. Return the next endpoint in the list, if any.
Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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<priority_> attribute getter.
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<priority_> attribute setter.
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This method is used when a connection has been reset, requiring the hint to be cleaned up and reset to NULL.
Reimplemented in TAO_IIOP_Endpoint. |
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IOP protocol tag accessor.
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Lock for the address lookup. @todo: This lock should be strategised so that we dont lock in single threaded configurations. I am not able to do this now as most of the information is available in the ORB_Core which is not available here...
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CORBA priority of the acceptor this Endpoint is representing. This is part of TAO 'prioritized endpoints' architecture, and is currently used for RTCORBA only. |
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IOP tag, identifying the protocol for which this endpoint contains addressing info.
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