public final class IntHolder extends Object implements Streamable
The Holder for Int. For more information on Holder files, see "Generated Files: Holder Files".
A Holder class for an int that is used to store "out" and "inout" parameters in IDL methods. If an IDL method signature has an IDL long as an "out" or "inout" parameter, the programmer must pass an instance of IntHolder as the corresponding parameter in the method invocation; for "inout" parameters, the programmer must also fill the "in" value to be sent to the server. Before the method invocation returns, the ORB will fill in the value corresponding to the "out" value returned from the server.
If myIntHolder is an instance of IntHolder, the value stored in its value field can be accessed with myIntHolder.value.
public int value
The int value held by this IntHolder object in its value field.
public IntHolder()
Constructs a new IntHolder object with its value field initialized to 0.
public IntHolder(int initial)
Constructs a new IntHolder object with its value field initialized to the given int.
initial - the int with which to initialize the value field of the newly-created IntHolder objectpublic void _read(InputStream input)
Reads unmarshalled data from input and assigns it to the value field in this IntHolder object.
_read in interface Streamable
input - the InputStream object containing CDR formatted data from the wirepublic void _write(OutputStream output)
Marshals the value in this IntHolder object's value field to the output stream output.
_write in interface Streamable
output - the OutputStream object that will contain the CDR formatted datapublic TypeCode _type()
Retrieves the TypeCode object that corresponds to the value held in this IntHolder object's value field.
_type in interface Streamable
IntHolder object
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