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Programming a BEA Tuxedo Application Using TxRPC
Unsupported Features
The following seven features are not supported in the tidl compiler:
The migration attributes [v1_struct], [v1_enum], [v1_string], and [v1_array] are recognized but not supported (these appear in the OSF IDL specification but not the X/OPEN specification). Function pointers (defined in the OSF/DCE document) are supported only in [local] mode (as in OSF/DCE). An exact match is required on interface version minor between the client and the server (the X/OPEN RPC specification allows for the server version minor to be greater than or equal to the version minor specified by the client). On machines with 32-bit longs, integer literal values are limited to -2**31 to 2**31. This means that unsigned long integer values in the range 2**31+1 to 2**32-1 are not supported. This also seems to be the behavior of the DCE IDL compiler. Context handles are supported only in [local] mode. Interfaces cannot be written that use context handles to maintain state across operations. The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
Function pointers (defined in the OSF/DCE document) are supported only in [local] mode (as in OSF/DCE). An exact match is required on interface version minor between the client and the server (the X/OPEN RPC specification allows for the server version minor to be greater than or equal to the version minor specified by the client). On machines with 32-bit longs, integer literal values are limited to -2**31 to 2**31. This means that unsigned long integer values in the range 2**31+1 to 2**32-1 are not supported. This also seems to be the behavior of the DCE IDL compiler. Context handles are supported only in [local] mode. Interfaces cannot be written that use context handles to maintain state across operations. The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
An exact match is required on interface version minor between the client and the server (the X/OPEN RPC specification allows for the server version minor to be greater than or equal to the version minor specified by the client). On machines with 32-bit longs, integer literal values are limited to -2**31 to 2**31. This means that unsigned long integer values in the range 2**31+1 to 2**32-1 are not supported. This also seems to be the behavior of the DCE IDL compiler. Context handles are supported only in [local] mode. Interfaces cannot be written that use context handles to maintain state across operations. The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
On machines with 32-bit longs, integer literal values are limited to -2**31 to 2**31. This means that unsigned long integer values in the range 2**31+1 to 2**32-1 are not supported. This also seems to be the behavior of the DCE IDL compiler. Context handles are supported only in [local] mode. Interfaces cannot be written that use context handles to maintain state across operations. The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
Context handles are supported only in [local] mode. Interfaces cannot be written that use context handles to maintain state across operations. The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
The [out-of-line] ACS attribute is ignored. This feature is not defined in a way that will support interoperation between different implementations (e.g., with the OSF IDL compiler). The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
The [heap] ACS attribute is ignored.
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