TAO/tests/Oneway_Buffering/Test.idl

   1
   2 /// Put the interfaces in a module, to avoid global namespace pollution
   3 module Test
   4 {
   5   /// A sequence of octets to generate bigger messages
   6   typedef sequence<octet> Payload;
   7
   8   /// Clients use this interface to send oneway requests
   9   interface Oneway_Buffering
  10   {
  11     /// Return a simple string
  12     oneway void receive_data (in Payload the_payload);
  13
  14     /// An empty operation to force a flush in the ORB queues
  15     oneway void flush ();
  16
  17     /// Synchronize the state with the Admin object.
  18     /**
  19      * Once flush() has been invoked (with the correct buffering
  20      * policies) we must use sync() to ensure that both the main
  21      * server and the Admin servers are in sync.
  22      */
  23     void sync ();
  24
  25     /// Shutdown the server
  26     void shutdown ();
  27   };
  28
  29   /// Clients use this interface to query the number of oneway
  30   /// requests received.
  31   interface Oneway_Buffering_Admin
  32   {
  33     /// Number of oneway requests received
  34     unsigned long request_count (in unsigned long expected_count);
  35
  36     /// Number of bytes received
  37     unsigned long bytes_received_count (in unsigned long expected_count);
  38
  39     /// The Oneway_Buffering interface uses this method to report any
  40     /// request received.
  41     void request_received (in unsigned long payload_length);
  42
  43     /// An empty operation to force a flush in the ORB queues
  44     void flush ();
  45
  46     /// A method to shutdown the ORB
  47     /**
  48      * This method is used to simplify the test shutdown process
  49      */
  50     void shutdown ();
  51   };
  52 };