OFGenerateHandleId(S_ADM)
OFGenerateHandleId --
generate indentifier for BMIP request
Syntax
#include <scoAdmin/osaStdDef.h>
int OFGenerateHandleId(errStatusPtr, oldHandleId, bmipRequestPtr)
Description
Each BMIP request represents a
different change that is being put to the
system. When the Server API receives
a BMIP request, it translates much of it into
various data structures for the Server API's
routines to use. Each handleId
is a one-to-one mapping to a collection of these data structures that
represent a BMIP request. When the
request processor is first invoked, it
is given the handleId of the
data structure that represents the BMIP
request that was also passed to the request processor.
If a request processor needs to use a different
BMIP request (such as scoping
of another class, etc) then it should generate
a new handleId to match the new
BMIP request. This is done with
the OFGenerateHandleId routine.
The routine is passed the old handleId and
the new BMIP request, and
it will return a new handleId
that maps to the new data structures that
the Server API has generated for
the new BMIP request. These data structures and
the original data structure will be deleted
by the Server API when the request
processor exits, and for all intents and
purposes are invisible to the OSA writer.
Arguments
errStatus_cl *errStatusPtr-
A pointer to the error stack data structure. If an error occurs in
retrieving the data, the appropriate error will be placed in the error
stack. This data can be referenced using the library functions associated
with the error stack.
int oldHandleId-
This is the handle with which the Server API
stores extra information about the
current BMIP request. This is passed to
the request processor as an argument.
bmipRequest_pt bmipRequestPtr-
This is a pointer to the BMIP request
structure forwarded as an argument to the request processor.
Error messages
NO_SUCH_CLASS_HANDLE-
The handleId named does not correspond to an existing class in the
Server API's internal lookup table.
NO_SUCH_OBJECT_CLASS-
The class argument to the BMIP
request did not match any of the
class names that are local to this OSA.
Example
void
ObjectRequestProcessor(errStatus_cl *errStatusPtr,
int handleId,
bmipRequest_pt bmipRequestPtr,
void *osaDataPtr)
{
.
.
.
/* scoped request code */
int widgetHandleId;
objectClass_pt tmpObjectClassPtr;
scopeParameter_pt tmpScopePtr;
extern ofRequestProcessor_fpt widgetRequestProcessor;
.
.
.
tmpObjectClassPtr = bmipRequestPtr->scopePtr;
tmpScopePtr = bmipRequestPtr->obejctClassPtr;
bmipRequestPtr->scopePtr = NULL;
bmipRequestPtr->obejctClassPtr = "sco widget";
widgetHandleId = OFGenerateHandleId(errStatusPtr,
handleId,
bmipRequestPtr);
if (ErrorIsOk(errStatusPtr) == FALSE)
return;
/* now call other Request Processor local to this OSA */
widgetRequestProcessor(errStatusPtr,
widgetHandleId,
bmipRequestPtr,
osaDataSpace);
bmipRequestPtr->scopePtr = tmpObjectClassPtr;
bmipRequestPtr->obejctClassPtr = tmpScopePtr;
16 September 2002
© 2003 Caldera International, Inc. All rights reserved.
SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 -- 11 February 2003