Index

A

accessing
- adr_data_t values 3.1.4
ADR
- <doc /> element 2.1.2.2
- <summary /> element 2.1.2.1
- definition document 2.1.1
- dictionary definitions 2.1.6
- document definitions 2.1.2
- enumeration element 2.1.4
- example A
- interface attributes 2.1.7.2
- interface definitions 2.1.7
- interface description language 2.1
- interface events 2.1.7.3
- interface methods 2.1.7.1
- object name operations 3.2
- structure definitions 2.1.5
- version element 2.1.3
- zonemgr example A
adr_data_t type 3.1.2, 3.1.3
adr_name_t type 3.2.1
adr_type_t type 3.1.1, 3.1.4
allocating
- adr_data_t values 3.1.3
- arrays in libadr 3.1.3.10
- boolean in libadr 3.1.3.2
- enumerations in libadr 3.1.3.8
- names in libadr 3.1.3.7
- numerics in libadr 3.1.3.3
- opaques in libadr 3.1.3.5
- secrets in libadr 3.1.3.6
- simple values 3.1.4
- strings in libadr 3.1.3.1
- structures in libadr 3.1.3.9
- time in libadr 3.1.3.4
APIs
- C APIs for RAD 4.1
- in RAD 1.4.1
- Python APIs for RAD 4.2
- versioning 1.4.1.1
architecture of RAD 1.2
array
- derived data type 1.6.2
array adr_data_t values 3.1.5.1
arrays in libadr 3.1.3.10
asynchronous methods 4.1.14
attributes
- overview 1.4.2.2.2
authorizations 1.3

B

base types
- list of 1.6.1
boolean in libadr 3.1.3.2

C

C APIs
- asynchronous methods 4.1.14
- container interactions 4.1.6
- entry points 4.1.1
- error codes 4.1.2
- global variables 4.1.3
- instance management 4.1.5
- locales 4.1.12
- logging 4.1.7
- module registration 4.1.4
- progress reporting 4.1.14
- subprocesses 4.1.10
- synchronization functions 4.1.9
- threads 4.1.8
- transactional processing 4.1.13
- utilities 4.1.11
clients
- language support from RAD 1.4.1.5
commitment levels 1.4.2.3
components
- naming conventions 1.4.2.1.2
consistency
- RAD naming 1.4.2.1
container interactions in C 4.1.6
creating
- adr_name_t 3.2.2

D

data
- optional 1.6.3
data types
- adr_data_t 3.1.2
- adr_name_t 3.2.1
- adr_type_t 3.1.1
- arrays 3.1.3.10, 3.1.5.1
- base types 1.6.1
- boolean 3.1.3.2
- derived 3.1.5
- derived types 1.6.2
- enumerations 3.1.3.8
- names 3.1.3.7
- numeric 3.1.3.3
- opaques 3.1.3.5
- secrets 3.1.3.6
- simple values 3.1.4
- strong typing 1.6
- structures 3.1.3.9
- times 3.1.3.4
derived adr_data_t values 3.1.5
derived types
- list of 1.6.2
designing
- RAD components 1.4
- sample module 1.4.1.6
dictionary support
- libadr in 3.3
dynamic handlers in RAD 4.3.2
dynamic objects 4.3.2

E

entry points in C 4.1.1
enumeration
- derived data type 1.6.2
enumerations in libadr 3.1.3.8
error codes in C 4.1.2
events
- overview 1.4.2.2.3
examples
- ADR IDL A
- asynchronous method 4.1.14
- using threads 4.1.14

F

features
- RAD naming 1.4.2.2

G

global variables in C 4.1.3

I

IDL
- including IDL files 2.1.7.4
- XML-based 2.1
inspecting
- adr_name_t 3.2.3
instance management in C 4.1.5
interface
- in RAD 1.4.2
- versioning 1.4.2.4
interfaces
- naming conventions 1.4.2.1

J

Java
- naming and RAD 1.4.2.2

L

languages
- interacting with RAD 1.4.2.2
letter case
- RAD naming conventions 1.4.2.1.2
libadr library 3.1.3.1, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5.1.1
locales in C 4.1.12
logging in C 4.1.7

M

manipulating
- arrays 3.1.5.1
- derived types 3.1.5
- structures 3.1.5.2
methods
- asynchronous 4.1.14
- overview 1.4.2.2.1
module registration in C 4.1.4
modules
- example 2.1.8
- linkage in RAD 4.4

N

names in libadr 3.1.3.7
namespaces
- objects in 4.3
namespaces in RAD 1.5
naming
- components 1.4.2.1.2
- conventions 1.4.2.1
- interaction with other language environments 1.4.2.2
- letter case conventions 1.4.2.1.2
- objects 1.4.2.1.1
- RAD features 1.4.2.2
numerics in libadr 3.1.3.3

O

object name operations 3.2
object names
- naming conventions 1.4.2.1.1
objects
- dynamic 4.3.2
- static 4.3.1
optional data
- nullable 1.6.3
overview
- RAD features 1.1

P

privileges
- RAD and 1.7
progress reporting in C 4.1.14
Python APIs
- RAD 4.2
- rad.server 4.2.1
- RADContainer 4.2.3
- RADException 4.2.4
- RADInstance 4.2.2

R

RAD
- APIs 1.4.1
- API version element 1.4.1.1
- architecture 1.2
- attributes 1.4.2.2.2
- authorizations 1.3
- base types 1.6.1
- C APIs 4.1
- client language support 1.4.1.5
- commitment levels 1.4.2.3
- data types 1.6
- data types, fundamental 3.1
- derived types 1.6.2
- design examples 1.4.1.6
- designing components 1.4
- dynamic handlers 4.3.2
- events 1.4.2.2.3
- feature types 1.4.2.2
- including rad/adr.h header file 3.1
- interacting with Java 1.4.2.2
- interface 1.4.2
- interface version 1.4.2.4
- legacy constraints 1.4.1.4
- main functionality 1.3
- methods 1.4.2.2.1
- module example 2.1.8
- module linkage 4.4
- namespace 1.5
- namespace objects 4.3
- naming conventions 1.4.2.1, 1.4.2.2
- optional data 1.6.3
- overview 1.1
- privileges and 1.7
- Python APIs 4.2
- rad.server Python module 4.2.1
- radadrgen command 2.2
- RADContainer Python class 4.2.3
- RADException Python class 4.2.4
- RADInstance Python class 4.2.2
- RBAC and 1.7
- rights profiles 1.3
- root authentication requirement 1.7
- static objects 4.3.1
- version numbering 1.4.2.4.1
rad_modapi.h header file 4.3.1
rad/adr_name.h header file 3.2
rad/adr_object.h header file 3.4
rad/adr.h header file 3.1
rad.server module 4.2
rad.server Python module 4.2.1
radadrgen command 2.2, 3.5
RADContainer base class 4.2
RADContainer Python class 4.2.3
RADException base class 4.2
RADException Python class 4.2.4
RADExistsException exception 4.2
RADIllegalException exception 4.2
RADInstance base class 4.2
RADInstance Python class 4.2.2
RADNotFoundException exception 4.2
RBAC
- support for RAD 1.7
rights 1.7
rights profiles 1.3
root authentication
- RAD requirement 1.7

S

secrets in libadr 3.1.3.6
simple adr_data_t values 3.1.4
solaris.smf.manage.rad service 1.3
solaris.smf.value.rad service 1.3
string representation
- libadr in 3.2.4
strings in libadr 3.1.3.1
structure
- derived data type 1.6.2
structure of adr_data_t type 3.1.5.2
structures in libadr 3.1.3.9
subprocesses in C 4.1.10
synchronization functions in C 4.1.9

T

times in libadr 3.1.3.4
transactional processing in C 4.1.13

U

using threads in C 4.1.8
utilities in C 4.1.11

V

validating adr_data_t values 3.1.6
versioning
- RAD APIs 1.4.1.1
version numbering
- conditions 1.4.2.4.1