CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Reference

Phandle_Len
Number of shorts in a process handle.
IO_Type:
Close_Msg, CPU_Down_Msg, Dialog_Abort_Msg, Open_Msg, Process_Deletion_Msg,
Read_Msg, Write_Msg, Write_Read_Msg, Unknown_Msg
Messages expected by Receive_EH.
Dialog_Flags:
Dialog_Abort, Dialog_Begin, Dialog_Middle, Not_Dialog
For context-sensitive NonStop TS/MP (Pathsend) messages (the server end of a TS/MP dialogue is
implemented with Guardian file-system components).
Class NSDEFw_GFS::Client
Container for all client-side nsdevent Guardian file-system components: a servers file-system address, an
event for tracking I/O completions, and an event handler that uses the address and event to provide an
Fw_Client_EH implementation.
class NSDEFw_GFS
{
class NSDEFw_GFS::Client
{
class NSDEFw_GFS::Client::Address
{ ... }
...}}}
Class NSDEFw_GFS::Client::Address
Provides a hashable abstraction used by Guardian file-system clients to address Guardian file-system
servers (for example, \host.$process.#subdevice), and a get/put recycling factory.
class NSDEFw_GFS
{
class NSDEFw_GFS::Client
{
class NSDEFw_GFS::Client::Address
{ ... }
...}}}
You should get an address, populate the arrays, use the address in an EH::connect call. You can also
use the address for instrumentation and dictionary key. After you close the connection, use the
put_address method to recycle the address.