TAO/tao/TransportCurrent/TC_IIOP.idl

   1 /**
   2  * @file TC_IIOP.idl
   3  *
   4  * @brief Defines the TAO::Transport::IIOP::Current interface
   5  *
   6  * @author Iliyan Jeliazkov <iliyan@ociweb.com>
   7  */
   8
   9 #ifndef TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL
  10 #define TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL
  11
  12 #include "tao/TransportCurrent/TC.idl"
  13
  14 /// Provide a forward reference for the SSLIOP::Current
  15 module SSLIOP
  16 {
  17   interface Current;
  18 };
  19
  20
  21 module TAO
  22 {
  23   module Transport
  24   {
  25     module IIOP
  26     {
  27       // The primary interface, providing access to IIOP-specific
  28       // transport information, if it is indeed an IIOP (-like) transport
  29       // that has been selected.
  30
  31       local interface Current : TAO::Transport::Current
  32       {
  33         /// Remote host
  34         readonly attribute string remote_host raises (NoContext);
  35
  36         /// Remote port Using long (signed) type to better accomodate
  37         /// the Java mapping, which has no support for unsigned values
  38         readonly attribute long remote_port raises (NoContext);
  39
  40         /// Local host
  41         readonly attribute string local_host raises (NoContext);
  42
  43         /// Local port
  44         readonly attribute long local_port raises (NoContext);
  45
  46         /// If this is a "secure" transport, this method will give you
  47         /// the corresponding SSLIOP::Current
  48         readonly attribute ::SSLIOP::Current ssliop_current raises (NoContext);
  49       };
  50     };
  51   };
  52 };
  53
  54 #endif /* TAO_TRANSPORT_IIOP_CURRENT_IDL */