TC_IIOP.idl

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/**
 * @file TC_IIOP.idl
 *
 * @brief Defines the TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current interface
 *
 * $Id: TC_IIOP.idl 76128 2006-12-21 14:53:39Z jtc $
 *
 * @author Iliyan Jeliazkov <iliyan@ociweb.com>
 */

#ifndef TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL
#define TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL

#include "tao/TransportCurrent/TC.idl"

/// Provide a forward reference for the SSLIOP::Current
module SSLIOP
{
  interface Current;
};


module TAO
{
  module Transport
  {
    module IIOP
    {
      // The primary interface, providing access to IIOP-specific
      // transport information, if it is indeed an IIOP (-like) transport
      // that has been selected.

      local interface Current : TAO::Transport::Current
      {
        /// Remote host
        readonly attribute string remote_host raises (NoContext);

        /// Remote port Using long (signed) type to better accomodate
        /// the Java mapping, which has no support for unsigned values
        readonly attribute long remote_port raises (NoContext);

        /// Local host
        readonly attribute string local_host raises (NoContext);

        /// Local port
        readonly attribute long local_port raises (NoContext);

        /// If this is a "secure" transport, this method will give you
        /// the corresponding SSLIOP::Current
        readonly attribute ::SSLIOP::Current ssliop_current raises (NoContext);
      };
    };
  };
};

#endif /* TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL */