CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Guide for C++

errno variable, use by vthread API, Error Reporting from vthread Methods
Error logging
and EMS collectors,
Starting a Separate EMS Collector for NonStop CORBA Messages
and EMS collectors (figure), Starting a Separate EMS Collector for NonStop CORBA Messages
calling the error logging facility, Calling the Error Logging Facility
component names, Component Names
error numbers, Error Numbers
example EMS message, Examining EMS Messages
examples, Error Logging Examples
facility, Design of the Error Logging Facility
information system supplies, System-Supplied Information
information you must supply, User-Supplied Information
interface, How the Error Logging Facility Works
introduction to, Using the Error Logging Facility
log entries, Design of the Error Logging Facility
log entries (table), Information in the Error Log
message logging methods, Message Logging Methods
predefined macros, Predefined Macros
severity levels, Calling the Error Logging Facility
viewing error messages, Viewing NonStop CORBA EMS Messages
Error numbers, Error Numbers
Errors
IDL compiler,
nsdidl Compiler Error Handling
vthread API, Error Reporting from vthread Methods
esadmin
commands,
esadmin Tool Commands
introduction to, Using the esadmin Tool
running, Running the esadmin Tool
syntax, The esadmin Tool Syntax
Event core, in event framework, Event Core
Event framework
APIs to,
The NonStop CORBA Event Framework APIs
contrasted with Event Service, Design of the Event Framework
design and function of, Design of the Event Framework
registering events with, Event Types
Event Management Service (EMS) (see Error logging)
Event Service
contrasted with event framework,
Design of the Event Framework
managing with esadmin, Using the esadmin Tool
Event-handler role in event framework, I/O Event-Handler Framework
Event-handler user role in event framework, I/O Event-Handler Framework
Exceptions from TMF, Use of TMF
Exit() method, in vthread API, Terminating Execution of a Thread
F
Factory objects
in application design,
Designing Object Interfaces and Classes
stateless, using for scalability, Using Stateless Factory Objects to Create Stateful Servants
using in Pathsend client wrappers, Writing a Client Wrapper for a Context-Free Pathsend Requester
using in TCP/IP client wrappers, Writing a Client Wrapper for a Remote (TCP/IP) Client
File system (see Guardian file system)