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SOMobjects Base Toolkit: Programmer’s Reference Manual
obj_is_ready Method
Purpose
Indicates that an object (server) is ready to process requests. (Not implemented.)
IDL Syntax
void obj_is_ready (
in SOMDObject obj,
in ImplementationDef impl);
Description
The obj_is_ready method is defined by the CORBA specification, but has a null
implementation in DSOM. This method always returns a NO_IMPLEMENT exception.
CORBA 1.1 distinguishes between servers that implement many objects (“shared”), versus
servers that implement a single object (“unshared”). The obj_is_ready method is meant to
be used by unshared servers, to indicate that the object (that is, server) is ready to process
requests.
DSOM does not distinguish between servers that implement a single object versus servers
that implement multiple objects, so this method has no implementation.
Parameters
receiver A pointer to a BOA (SOMOA) object for the server.
env A pointer to the Environment structure for the method caller.
obj A pointer to a SOMDObject which identifies the object (server) that is
ready.
impl A pointer to the ImplementationDef object representing the object that is
ready.
Original Class
BOA
Related Information
Methods: impl_is_ready, deactivate_impl, deactivate_obj, activate_impl_failed
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