Generated Service Reply

Operation1Reply provides data members and member functions specific to each service in a server application. These member functions can be used to retrieve the results of a service request to a server application.
 

Hierarchy

BEATuxBldr · ServiceReply · Operation1Reply (Generated Service Reply)
 

Description

For operations in the Rose Model with out and/or inout parameters, the Rose Expert generates a class whose data members are the operation parameters of the out and/or inout kind. The name of the each parameter is used in the name of the corresponding generated data member and accessor member function.

For operations with an output parameter of a simple type, the generated data member and member function will be declared with that type. In the GetGetparameter2 example below, the parameter2 data member is an integer, which the GetGetparameter2 member function returns. The other simple types supported by the Rose Expert are listed in the Programming Model and Data Type Mapping section.

For operations with an output parameter of an aggregate type (for example, a structure type), the generated data member and member function will be declared as a structure. In the parameter3 example below, the parameter3 data member is a structure, and the Getparameter3 member function returns a pointer to that structure.

Warning: It is the responsibility of the client application to delete the reply object obtained from a service invocation. Deleting a reply object with a pending reply results in that outstanding reply being canceled.

Only the specific outstanding reply can be obtained. There is no support for retrieving "any" outstanding reply. The Rose Expert does not have any notion of a session associated with a service request, nor does it generate any code for maintaining the context in which a service request was made.

Rather than generating a get and set member function for each of the data members in the TPQCTL structure, GetTpqctl can be used to get a reference to the structure and SetTpqctl can be used to save any changes you make to that structure. The TPQCTL structure give you control of queueing operations when you wish to override the default operation of the queue. For more information about queueing, refer to tpenqueue in the BEA TUXEDO Reference Manual (see Where to Find Related Information).
 

Member Functions

This section lists the member functions of Generated Service Reply.

Table 4-14 Generated Service Reply Member Functions

Member Function	Access	Documented in
Getparameter2	public	Operation1Reply (Generated Service Reply)
Getparameter3	public	Operation1Reply (Generated Service Reply)
GetFlags	public	ServiceReply
GetReply	public	ServiceReply
GetTpqctl	public	ServiceReply
GetTpurcode	public	ServiceReply
ReplyCompleted	public	Operation1Reply (Generated Service Reply)
ServiceReply	public	ServiceReply
SetFlags	public	ServiceReply
SetQoptions	public	ServiceReply
SetTpqctl	public	ServiceReply

Getparameter2

Generated member function that returns a simple type.
 

Synopsis