CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Reference

event-handler user.
API Methods
If your application includes a client event handler user implementation, it must implement all of the
following methods that it uses, except those method implementations (if any) that it inherits from the
NSDEFw_GFS class.
Fw_Client_EH_User()
Creates an Fw_Client_EH_User object.
~Fw_Client_EH_User()
Destructor for the current Fw_Client_EH_User object.
void connected()
Invoked by a client event handler when it has successfully established a connection with its peer.
void connect_failed()
Invoked by a client event handler when it fails to establish a connection with its peer.
Class Fw_Client_EH
The base class for client event handlers, a role played by a server wrapper when it cannot play the role of
the client event-handler user. This class is derived from class Fw_Transfer_EH.
API Data
Fw_Client_EH_User *ip_user
Upon constructing a client event handler a server wrapper should link the client event-handler user
with the client event handler by setting this pointer.
API Methods
If it includes a client event handler implementation, your application must implement all of the following
methods that it uses, except those method implementations (if any) that it inherits from the
NSDEFw_GFS class or either of the classes Fw_Sock_Client_EH or Fw_Sock_Server_EH.
Fw_Client_EH()
Creates an Fw_Client_EH object.
~Fw_Client_EH()
Destructor for the current Fw_Client_EH object.
bool connect( void *pp_server_address )
Directs the client event handler to initiate establishment of a connection with the peer indicated by
the transport-dependent pp_server_address. The result of this method indicates whether the