3.7.3.5.3 Arguments

interfaceName

Specifies a character string that contains the fully qualified interface name for the object.

stroid

Specifies the ObjectId in string format. The ObjectId uniquely identifies this instance of the class. The programmer decides what information to place in the ObjectId. One possibility would be to use it to hold a database key. Choosing the value of an object identifier, and the degree of uniqueness, is part of the application design. The Oracle Tuxedo software cannot guarantee any uniqueness in object references, since these may be legitimately copied and shared outside the Oracle Tuxedo environment, for example by stringifying the object reference.

servant

A pointer to a servant that the application has already created and initialized.