SOAP::OBJECT Class Reference

Client-Side SOAP Object container. More...

#include <mi32/soap.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	OBJECT (HTTPCLIENT *client, const char *ObjectClass)
	OBJECT ()
virtual	~OBJECT ()
ERRVALUE	Allocate ()
void	Attach (HTTPCLIENT *client, const char *ObjectClass)
ERRVALUE	CallMethod (const char *name, const VALUES *parms=0, VALUES *ret=0)
void	Free ()
const char *	GetObjectID () const
Protected Member Functions
HTTPCLIENT *	GetClient () const
Private Attributes
HTTPCLIENT *	m_client
STRUTF8	m_id
STRUTF8	m_ObjClass

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Detailed Description

Client-Side SOAP Object container.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SOAP::OBJECT::OBJECT

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Construct an object but don't bind it to anything.

SOAP::OBJECT::OBJECT	(	HTTPCLIENT *	client,
		const char *	ObjectClass
	)

Construct an object and bind it to a client.

Note: this constructor may become protected.

virtual SOAP::OBJECT::~OBJECT

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[virtual]

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Member Function Documentation

ERRVALUE SOAP::OBJECT::Allocate

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Allocate a server-side instance of the object.

If the object is conceptually an interface-only object and has all static method (in the C++ sense of the word), then you do not need to allocate an instance. In fact, trying to do so will probably just give you an error.

Returns:

0 if attach successful, error code < 0 if not.

void SOAP::OBJECT::Attach	(	HTTPCLIENT *	client,
		const char *	ObjectClass
	)

Attach this OBJECT to a client and object class.

ERRVALUE SOAP::OBJECT::CallMethod	(	const char *	name,
		const VALUES *	parms = 0,
		VALUES *	ret = 0
	)

Call a method on the object.

void SOAP::OBJECT::Free

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HTTPCLIENT* SOAP::OBJECT::GetClient

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const [protected]

const char* SOAP::OBJECT::GetObjectID

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const

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Member Data Documentation

HTTPCLIENT* SOAP::OBJECT::m_client [private]

STRUTF8 SOAP::OBJECT::m_id [private]

STRUTF8 SOAP::OBJECT::m_ObjClass [private]

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

• mi32/soap.h