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Java example source code file (IRObjectOperations.java)
The IRObjectOperations.java Java example source code/*
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package org.omg.CORBA;
/**
* The interface for <tt>IRObject. For more information on
* Operations interfaces, see <a href="doc-files/generatedfiles.html#operations">
* "Generated Files: Operations files"</a>.
*/
/*
tempout/org/omg/CORBA/IRObjectOperations.java
Generated by the IBM IDL-to-Java compiler, version 1.0
from ../../Lib/ir.idl
Thursday, February 25, 1999 2:11:21 o'clock PM PST
*/
/**
* This is the Operations interface for the mapping from <tt>IRObject.
* Several interfaces are used as base interfaces for objects in
* the Interface Repository (IR). These base interfaces are not instantiable.
* A common set of operations is used to locate objects within the
* Interface Repository. Some of these operations are defined in
* the IRObject. All IR objects inherit from the IRObject interface,
* which provides an operation for identifying the actual type of
* the object. (The IDL base interface IRObject represents the most
* generic interface from which all other Interface Repository interfaces
* are derived, even the Repository itself.) All java implementations of
* IR objects must implement the IRObjectOperations interface.
* @see IDLTypeOperations
* @see IDLType
* @see IRObject
*/
public interface IRObjectOperations
{
// read interface
/**
* Returns the <code>DefinitionKind corresponding to this Interface Repository object.
* @return the <code>DefinitionKind corresponding to this Interface Repository object.
*/
org.omg.CORBA.DefinitionKind def_kind ();
// write interface
/**
* Destroys this object. If the object is a Container,
* this method is applied to all its contents. If the object contains an IDLType
* attribute for an anonymous type, that IDLType is destroyed.
* If the object is currently contained in some other object, it is removed.
* If the method is invoked on a <code>Repository or on a
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