public abstract class NVList extends Object
A modifiable list containing NamedValue
objects.
The class NVList
is used as follows:
Request
object in the Dynamic Invocation Interface and the Dynamic Skeleton Interface Context
object Each NamedValue
object consists of the following:
String
object Any
object An NVList
object may be created using one of the following ORB
methods:
org.omg.CORBA.ORB.create_list
org.omg.CORBA.NVList nv = orb.create_list(3);The variable
nv
represents a newly-created NVList
object. The argument is a memory-management hint to the orb and does not imply the actual length of the list. If, for example, you want to use an NVList
object in a request, and the method being invoked takes three parameters, you might optimize by supplying 3 to the method create_list
. Note that the new NVList
will not necessarily have a length of 3; it could have a length of 2 or 4, for instance. Note also that you can add any number of NamedValue
objects to this list regardless of its original length.
org.omg.CORBA.ORB.create_operation_list
org.omg.CORBA.NVList nv = orb.create_operation_list(myOperationDef);The variable
nv
represents a newly-created NVList
object that contains descriptions of the arguments to the method described in the given OperationDef
object. The methods in the class NVList
all deal with the NamedValue
objects in the list. There are three methods for adding a NamedValue
object, a method for getting the count of NamedValue
objects in the list, a method for retrieving a NamedValue
object at a given index, and a method for removing a NamedValue
object at a given index.
Request
, ServerRequest
, NamedValue
, Context
public NVList()
public abstract int count()
Returns the number of NamedValue
objects that have been added to this NVList
object.
int
indicating the number of NamedValue
objects in this NVList
.public abstract NamedValue add(int flags)
Creates a new NamedValue
object initialized with the given flag and adds it to the end of this NVList
object. The flag can be any one of the argument passing modes: ARG_IN.value
, ARG_OUT.value
, or ARG_INOUT.value
.
flags
- one of the argument mode flagsNamedValue
objectpublic abstract NamedValue add_item(String item_name, int flags)
Creates a new NamedValue
object initialized with the given name and flag, and adds it to the end of this NVList
object. The flag can be any one of the argument passing modes: ARG_IN.value
, ARG_OUT.value
, or ARG_INOUT.value
.
item_name
- the name for the new NamedValue
objectflags
- one of the argument mode flagsNamedValue
objectpublic abstract NamedValue add_value(String item_name, Any val, int flags)
Creates a new NamedValue
object initialized with the given name, value, and flag, and adds it to the end of this NVList
object.
item_name
- the name for the new NamedValue
objectval
- an Any
object containing the value for the new NamedValue
objectflags
- one of the following argument passing modes: ARG_IN.value
, ARG_OUT.value
, or ARG_INOUT.value
NamedValue
objectpublic abstract NamedValue item(int index) throws Bounds
Retrieves the NamedValue
object at the given index.
index
- the index of the desired NamedValue
object, which must be between zero and the length of the list minus one, inclusive. The first item is at index zero.NamedValue
object at the given indexBounds
- if the index is greater than or equal to number of NamedValue
objectspublic abstract void remove(int index) throws Bounds
Removes the NamedValue
object at the given index. Note that the indices of all NamedValue
objects following the one removed are shifted down by one.
index
- the index of the NamedValue
object to be removed, which must be between zero and the length of the list minus one, inclusive. The first item is at index zero.Bounds
- if the index is greater than or equal to number of NamedValue
objects in the list
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