#include <Unknown_User_Exception.h>
Inheritance diagram for CORBA::UnknownUserException:


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| UnknownUserException (void) | |
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| UnknownUserException (CORBA::Any &exception) | |
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| UnknownUserException (const UnknownUserException &e) | |
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| virtual | ~UnknownUserException (void) |
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| virtual void | _raise (void) const |
| To throw an UnknownUserException of this type. | |
| virtual CORBA::Exception * | _tao_duplicate (void) const |
| virtual void | _tao_encode (TAO_OutputCDR &cdr) const |
| virtual void | _tao_decode (TAO_InputCDR &cdr) |
| virtual CORBA::TypeCode_ptr | _tao_type (void) const |
| This class has a specific typecode. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| UnknownUserException * | _downcast (CORBA::Exception *ex) |
| Narrow to an UnknowUserException. | |
| UnknownUserException const * | _downcast (CORBA::Exception const *ex) |
Public Attributes | |
| CORBA::Any &exception | void |
| Return the any containing the user exception. | |
Private Attributes | |
| CORBA::Any * | exception_ |
| Holder for the actual exception. | |
When user exceptions are received by a DII invocation the ORB is unable to create the exception with the right dynamic type; to workaround this problem it throws a CORBA::UnknownUserException that contains the exception inside an Any.
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Constructor.
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Constructor.
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Copy constructor.
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Destructor.
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Reimplemented from CORBA::UserException. |
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Narrow to an UnknowUserException.
Reimplemented from CORBA::UserException. |
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To throw an UnknownUserException of this type.
Implements CORBA::UserException. |
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Implements CORBA::Exception. |
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Implements CORBA::Exception. |
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Implements CORBA::Exception. |
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This class has a specific typecode.
Reimplemented from CORBA::UserException. |
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Holder for the actual exception.
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Return the any containing the user exception.
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