Re: Question about the IDL ...
- From: Carlos Perello Marin <carlos hispalinux es>
- To: Rodrigo Moya <rodrigo linuxave net>
- Cc: gnome-db-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Question about the IDL ...
- Date: 29 Oct 2000 17:02:46 -0100
> > Hello!!
> >
> > I have one question. When i have this method at the IDL:
> >
> > any readChunk (in long start, in long size)
> >
> > How i must map it into C? As i have been reading it should be various
> > methods at the server part to represent gboolean, gint, gfloat, etc...
> > Then, at the client side... What i must do? One method which specifies
> > the type of the data we must receive and then call the correct method?
> >
> you must map this method into a function of the form:
>
> gpointer readChunk (Gda_ReportStream *stream, long start, long size);
>
> what must be done is to map the CORBA_any to a gpointer. If you see at
> /usr/include/orb/corba_any_type, you'll see that a CORBA_any is a pointer
> to a structure (CORBA_any_type) which contains:
>
> struct CORBA_any_type {
> CORBA_TypeCode _type;
> gpointer _value;
> CORBA_boolean _release;
> };
>
> So the thing to do here is to just make a copy of the _value field, since we
> don't care about the type being returned: it's always binary data. And wait,
> this makes me think that it would be better to return a sequence of bytes,
> which makes more sense.
>
> Let me change this... done. The idl is now:
>
> typedef sequence<octet> ReportStreamChunk;
> interface ReportStream {
> readonly attribute any contents;
>
> ReportStreamChunk readChunk (in long start, in long size);
> long writeChunk (in ReportStreamChunk data, in long size);
> };
>
> cheers
Ok, thanks.
>
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