org.omg.CosNotifyComm
Interface StructuredPullConsumerOperations

All Superinterfaces:
NotifyPublishOperations
All Known Subinterfaces:
StructuredProxyPullConsumer, StructuredProxyPullConsumerOperations, StructuredPullConsumer
All Known Implementing Classes:
_StructuredProxyPullConsumerStub, _StructuredPullConsumerStub, StructuredProxyPullConsumerImpl, StructuredProxyPullConsumerPOA, StructuredProxyPullConsumerPOATie, StructuredPullConsumerPOA, StructuredPullConsumerPOATie

public interface StructuredPullConsumerOperations
extends NotifyPublishOperations

The StructuredPullConsumer interface supports the behavior of objects that receive Structured Events using pull-style communication. It defines an operation which can be invoked to disconnect the pull consumer from its associated supplier. In addition, the StructuredPullConsumer interface inherits the NotifyPublish interface described above, enabling a notification supplier to inform an instance supporting this interface whenever there is a change to the types of events it intends to produce. Note that an object supporting the StructuredPullConsumer interface can receive all events which were supplied to its associated channel, including events supplied in a form other than a Structured Event. How events supplied to the channel in other forms are internally mapped into a Structured Event for delivery to a StructuredPullConsumer is summarized in Table 2-2.


Method Summary
 void disconnect_structured_pull_consumer()
          The disconnect_structured_pull_consumer operation is invoked to terminate a connection between the target StructuredPullConsumer, and its associated supplier.
 
Methods inherited from interface org.omg.CosNotifyComm.NotifyPublishOperations
offer_change
 

Method Detail

disconnect_structured_pull_consumer

void disconnect_structured_pull_consumer()
The disconnect_structured_pull_consumer operation is invoked to terminate a connection between the target StructuredPullConsumer, and its associated supplier. This operation takes no input parameters and returns no values. The result of this operation is that the target StructuredPullConsumer will release all resources it had allocated to support the connection, and dispose its own object reference.