Chapter 7 ADU Server Methods
Input Parameters
aduidAgent Data Unit Identifier.
Returns
VESP_SUCCESS | Request was successful. |
VESP_PARTIAL_ | The ADU was not found in memory. |
SUCCESS |
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VESP_ERROR | Specified ADU does not exist. |
C Program Example
status = Vesp_Request( "ADU.Terminate", callback, 0x2132, session, aduid );
ADU.TerminateMine
IDL Syntax void TerminateMine( ) ;
Description When a client creates, reads, modifies, or transfers an ADU, the client's name is added to an internal list of clients. When the TerminateMine method is invoked, the client's name is removed from the list for all ADUs.
The Terminate() method is marginally faster than TerminateMine(), and is therefore preferable when the ADUID is known.
It is important to realize that transferring a call does not automatically end a client’s responsibility toward the ADU. The client must use the ADU.Terminate() or the ADU.TerminateMine() method to signal that it has no further interest in the ADU.
Returns There is no return value.
C Program Example
status = Vesp_Request ( "ADU.TerminateMine" , callback, 0x2132, session );
ADU.Touch
IDL Syntax ORBStatus Touch( in string aduid ) ;
Description This method accesses an ADU, just as a GetOneValue might, but it modifies or fetches no values. As a result, the caller's session and loginid are placed on the internal lists for the ADU, and if the ADU was in the DUStore, it is brought into ADU server memory.
Input Parameters
aduid | Agent Data Unit Identifier. |
