TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current Interface Reference

import "TC_IIOP.idl";

Inheritance diagram for TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
readonly attribute string remote_host	raises (NoContext)
	Remote host.
readonly attribute long remote_port	raises (NoContext)
readonly attribute string local_host	raises (NoContext)
	Local host.
readonly attribute long local_port	raises (NoContext)
	Local port.
readonly attribute::SSLIOP::Current ssliop_current	raises (NoContext)

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Detailed Description

Definition at line 33 of file TC_IIOP.idl.

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Member Function Documentation

readonly attribute string remote_host TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current::raises

(

NoContext

)

Remote host.

readonly attribute ::SSLIOP::Current ssliop_current TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current::raises

(

NoContext

)

If this is a "secure" transport, this method will give you the corresponding SSLIOP::Current

readonly attribute long local_port TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current::raises

(

NoContext

)

Local port.

readonly attribute string local_host TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current::raises

(

NoContext

)

Local host.

readonly attribute long remote_port TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current::raises

(

NoContext

)

Remote port Using long (signed) type to better accomodate the Java mapping, which has no support for unsigned values

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The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:

• TC_IIOP.idl