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adddocs example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
address

[in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

socket [in 13.1 Constructing and Manipulating Socket Addresses]

architecture [in 13.2 The Address Classes]

blocking [in 13.3.1 Preparing Socket Addresses]

determining at run time [in 13.4 Generic Socket Addresses]

host [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

Internet [in 11.2 A Simple Client]

[in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

port [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

preparing [in 13.3.1 Preparing Socket Addresses]

printing [in 13.3.2 Printing Socket Addresses]

agent classes

definition [in 19.1 Introduction]

in int [in 19.2.5 Protocol Command Sequence]

work of [in 19.2.2.2 The Agent Tier]

agent layer

[in 19.2.2.2 The Agent Tier]

[in 2.4.2 The int Library - Thread-Hot Internet Classes]

architecture

[in 10.2 The Three-Layer Architecture]

[in 19.2.2 The Client and Agent Tiers]

interface/implementation [in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]

Portal [in 11.5 Architecture of a Portal]

assumptions [in 1.4.1 Assumptions]

back references [in 5.3.4 ObjectStreamers]
Bag

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.4.3 Bag]

BasicMappings [in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]
Berkeley socket adapter [in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]
BidirectionalEnumeration interface [in 6.3.1 The BidirectionalEnumeration Interface]
BinaryFunction interface [in 6.3.2 The BinaryFunction and UnaryFunction Interfaces]
BinaryTree

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.4.1 BTree ]

[in 6.4.2 BinaryTree]

blocking

[in 13.3.1 Preparing Socket Addresses]

[in 14.5 Socket Multiplexing]

BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution). definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
BTree

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.4.1 BTree ]

[in 6.4.1 BTree ]

[in 6.4.1 BTree ]

[in 6.6.1 BTreeDictionary]

BTreeDictionary

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.6.1 BTreeDictionary]

Bus example [in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]
by value

[in 2.5 The CORBA Module]

passing objects over ORB [in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]

[in 25.1 Description]

C++ examples directory [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
character encodings [in 5.2.3 Character Encodings]
class IDs [in 5.3.4 ObjectStreamers]
class

[in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 19.2.2.1 The Client Tier]

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

client

[in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 19.2.2.1 The Client Tier]

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

layer [in 2.4.2 The int Library - Thread-Hot Internet Classes]

tier [in 19.2.2.1 The Client Tier]

classes in int [in 19.2.5 Protocol Command Sequence]

CollectableCompare [in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]
CollectableMappings [in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]
CollectableStreamer

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

[in 5.3.9.2 From the C++ Program (bus.h)]

collection classes

[in 6.1 Introduction]

choosing [in 6.7 Choosing a Collection Class]

creating your own [in 6.8 Creating Your Own Collection Class]

Collection interface

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.2.1 The Collection Interface]

[in 6.8 Creating Your Own Collection Class]

collection server example [in 16.1 A Collection Server]
CollectionBase [in 6.8 Creating Your Own Collection Class]
com.roguewave.format package [in 8.1 Introduction]
com.roguewave.tools.v2-0.Dlist

[in 5.3.8 Class PersistableStreamer and the DefinePersistable Interface]

[in 5.3.8.4 From the Java Program (DefinePersistableEmployee.java)]

com.roguewave.vsj package [in 5.1 Overview]
com.roguewave.vsj.streamer package

[in 5.1 Overview]

[in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]

[in 5.3.3 Example]

Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA). See CORBA
Communication Adapter layer

[in 10.2.1 Foundation]

[in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]

communication adapters [in 10.2.2 Communication Adapters Layer]
Communication Services layer

[in 10.2.3 Portal Layer]

[in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]

Comparator interface

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

[in 6.3.3 The Comparator Interface]

[in 6.4.1 BTree ]

[in 6.6.1 BTreeDictionary]

components, jtools [in 4.1 Description of the Product]
concrete portable streams [in 5.2.4 Concrete Portable Streams]
conventions [in 1.5.1 Type Conventions]
CORBA 2-compliant mapping [in 27.6.2 Memory Management Rules at a Glance]
CORBA for Beginners

[in 26.2 Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA)]

[in 29.2 Web Sites]

CORBA

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 2.5 The CORBA Module]

[in 2.5.1 The orb Library - CORBA Streaming with Orbix ]

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.2 Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA)]

[in 26.3 Object Request Brokers (ORBs) and the Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

concepts [in 26.1 Main Concepts]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

:Request [in 26.3.2 Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

[in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -:Request]

[in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -:Request]

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 27.4 Macros that Create Insertion and Extraction Operators For You]

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5 Passing Rogue Wave Classes as Opaque Types]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

creating object chains [in 3.3 Common Themes]

data transfer mechanism [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]
DefineCollectable interface

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

[in 5.3.9.2 From the C++ Program (bus.h)]

DefinePersistable interface

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.8 Class PersistableStreamer and the DefinePersistable Interface]

[in 5.3.8.3 From the C++ Program (empls_out.cpp)]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

dictionaries

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.6 Dictionary Classes]

Dlist

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.5.1 Dlist]

[in 6.5.1 Dlist]

[in 6.5.2 Slist ]

docserve example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
document server protocol [in 16.6 The Document Server Protocol]
dog example, orbs [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
dpymail example [in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

error handling [in 11.3 But What If Something Goes Wrong?]
Europe, contact numbers [in 1.6.2 How to Contact Technical Support]
examples directories [in Chapter 30 - Examples]
examples directory [in 3.1 Overview]
examples

collection server [in 16.1 A Collection Server]

directory location [in 3.1 Overview]

dpymail [in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

event-driven receptionist [in 17.6 Event-Driven Receptionist]

FTP agent [in 20.2.3 Protocol Replies]

[in 20.3 File Retrieval - Using the FTP Agent (Part I)]

[in 20.8 FTP Command Demo - Using the FTP Client]

greet [in 18.3 TCP Sockets "hello world" - greet]

HTTP agent [in 20.5 WWW Page Retrieval - Using the HTTP Agent]

jtools [in 5.2.4.2 Example 2]

[in 5.2.4.1 Example 1]

[in 5.3.3 Example]

library [in 27.2.1 Defining an Object as an Opaque Type]

[in 27.2.2 Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.3 Example of RWDEFINE_OPAQUE]

[in 27.5.1 Example]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

network/distcltn [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

network/server [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

orbs/dog [in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

orbs/roster [in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

POP3 agent [in 20.7 Mail Retrieval - Using the POP3 Client]

receptionist [in 17.1 The Receptionist]

sequential receptionist [in 17.5.2 The Receptionist Class]

SMTP agent [in 20.6 Mail Sender - Using the SMTP Agent]

wwwget [in 18.4 Get a WWW Page - wwwget]

adddocs [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

Bus [in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

docserve [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

FTP agent [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

ftpclnt [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

getdoc [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

greet [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

hostinfo [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

HTTP agent [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

orb roster [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

orbs dog [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

pop3clnt [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

SMTP agent [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

wwwget example [in 11.4 Reading From a Portal]

wwwget [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

exceptions [in 11.3 But What If Something Goes Wrong?]
exchanging

basic types [in 5.2 Exchanging Basic Types]

objects [in 5.3 Exchanging Objects]

execute(),RWIFTPClient [in 21.3 FTP Specific]
extraction operator, CORBA [in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -

Request]

extraction operator, CORBA [in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -

Request]

extraction operator, CORBA

[in 27.4 Macros that Create Insertion and Extraction Operators For You]

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

figures

architecture of RWIFtpAgent and its related classes [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

architecture of RWIFtpClient and its related class [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

CircleOfLife web [in 16.2 A Hypertext Document Server]

communicating through RWPortal streams [in 12.3 Architecture of a Portal Stream]

data exchange through virtual streams [in 3.5 Transferring Data Between C++ and Java]

decision tree [in 6.7.1 The Decision Tree]

foundation of the int library [in 19.2.1 Foundation]

FTP protocol replies [in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]

greeting protocol comic [in 17.3 Greeting Protocol]

hierarchy of the protocol reply classes [in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]

input and output class relationships [in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

links in a simple four-document web [in 16.2 A Hypertext Document Server]

objects created by RWSockAddr example [in 13.4.2 How It Is Implemented]

POP3 protocol replies [in 23.2 POP3 Protocol Replies]

portal layer classes [in 11.5 Architecture of a Portal]

protocol agent concept [in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 20.2.2 Protocol Agents]

protocol client concept [in 20.2.1 Protocol Clients]

relationships between RWvistream, RWrequistream, and CORBA::Request classes [in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

remaining objects [in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

ReptileWeb web [in 16.2 A Hypertext Document Server]

role of a CORBA::Request [in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -:Request]

role of an ORB [in 26.3.1 Object Request Brokers (ORBs)]

RWInetAddr object [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

SMTP protocol replies [in 24.2 SMTP Protocol Replies]

socket address hierarchy [in 13.2 The Address Classes]

structure of the helper classes of RWIHttpMethod [in 22.2.1 HTTP Versions and Methods]

structure of the helper classes of RWIHttpVersion [in 22.2.1 HTTP Versions and Methods]

three-layer architecture of net library [in 10.2 The Three-Layer Architecture]

using virtual streams to communicate over a socket [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

files, use as transfer mechanism [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]
finite state machine [in 19.2.5 Protocol Command Sequence]
formatted I/O [in 12.2 Formatted I/O]
formatted output [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

and int library [in 21.1 Introduction]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

protocol replies [in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]

FTP agent example

[in 20.2.3 Protocol Replies]

[in 20.3 File Retrieval - Using the FTP Agent (Part I)]

[in 20.8 FTP Command Demo - Using the FTP Client]

[in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

ftpclnt example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

getdoc example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
glue code [in 26.3.2 Interface Definition Language (IDL)]
greet example

[in 18.3 TCP Sockets "hello world" - greet]

[in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

handle-body [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]
HashDictionary

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.6.2 HashDictionary]

host

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

IP address [in 13.5.1 Internet Hosts]

hostinfo example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
HTTP agent example

[in 20.5 WWW Page Retrieval - Using the HTTP Agent]

[in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

HTTP

[in 20.5 WWW Page Retrieval - Using the HTTP Agent]

and int library [in 22.1 Introduction]

headers [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]

protocol replies [in 22.3 HTTP Protocol Replies]

id() [in 13.3.2 Printing Socket Addresses]
IdentityDictionary

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.6.3 IdentityDictionary]

IdentitySet

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.4.5 IdentitySet]

IDL

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.3 Object Request Brokers (ORBs) and the Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

[in 26.3.1 Object Request Brokers (ORBs)]

[in 26.3.2 Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

[in 27.5 Passing Rogue Wave Classes as Opaque Types]

[in 27.6 Using Memory Management Rules]

[in 27.7 Passing Non-Opaque Parameters]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

compiler [in 27.6.1.3 inout Parameters]

in parameter, CORBA [in 27.6.1.1 in Parameters]
inetaddr.h [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
inout parameter, CORBA [in 27.6.1.3 inout Parameters]
InputRangeException [in 5.2.2 Ranges of Values]
insertion operator, CORBA [in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -

Request]

insertion operator, CORBA [in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -

Request]

insertion operator, CORBA

[in 27.4 Macros that Create Insertion and Extraction Operators For You]

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

int library

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.2 Software Requirements]

[in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 20.1 About the Examples]

[in 21.1 Introduction]

[in 22.1 Introduction]

[in 23.1 Introduction]

description [in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]

integer [in 27.7.1 Integers]
Inter.Net.h++, replaced by int library [in 1.1 Welcome]
Interface Definition Language (IDL). See IDL
interface/implementation paradigm

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

Internet

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

address [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]

ints [in 27.7.1 Integers]
IONA

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

IOU

[in 19.3 Multithreading and IOUs]

[in 20.2.4 IOUs]

[in 20.4.2 Further Discussion]

IOUResult Callback [in 19.3.2 RWIOUResult Callbacks]
IOUResult Polling [in 19.3.3 RWIOUResult Polling]
IOUResult

[in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 19.3 Multithreading and IOUs]

istream

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

Java Development Kit (JDK) [in 1.2 Software Requirements]
Java examples directory [in 30.2 The Java Examples Directory]
java.io package [in 5.2.4.1 Example 1]
java.io.IOException [in 5.2.4.1 Example 1]
java.util.Enumeration

[in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

[in 4.1 Description of the Product]

Java/C++ interoperability

description [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

Java/C++ mapping [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]
Java

collection classes [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

object serialization format contrasted with virtual streams [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]

javadocs [in 6.2 Shared Methods]
jtools library

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 4.1 Description of the Product]

[in 5.1 Overview]

jtools packages

[in 5.1 Overview]

collection classes [in 6.1 Introduction]

format [in 8.1 Introduction]

regexp class [in 7.1 Introduction]

jtools

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.2 Software Requirements]

[in 4.1 Description of the Product]

JTools, replaced by jtools component [in 1.1 Welcome]
jtools

description [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

examples [in 5.2.4.2 Example 2]

[in 5.2.4.1 Example 1]

[in 5.3.3 Example]

kickdown

[in 10.2.2 Communication Adapters Layer]

[in 10.3 The net Library Roadmap]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

layers

agent [in 2.4.2 The int Library - Thread-Hot Internet Classes]

client [in 2.4.2 The int Library - Thread-Hot Internet Classes]

libraries

int [in 19.1 Introduction]

[in 20.1 About the Examples]

[in 21.1 Introduction]

[in 22.1 Introduction]

[in 23.1 Introduction]

net [in 11.1 Using Portals to Write Client Programs]

[in 13.1 Constructing and Manipulating Socket Addresses]

int [in 1.1 Welcome]

jtools [in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 4.1 Description of the Product]

[in 5.1 Overview]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

net [in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 10.1 Introduction]

orb [in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 25.1 Description]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

[in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.7.2 Overloading]

library example

[in 27.2.1 Defining an Object as an Opaque Type]

[in 27.2.2 Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

[in 27.4.3 Example of RWDEFINE_OPAQUE]

[in 27.5.1 Example]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

macros

[in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

RWDEFINE_PERSISTABLE [in 5.3.8 Class PersistableStreamer and the DefinePersistable Interface]

[in 5.3.8.2 From the Java Program (Employee.java)]

use to create marshaling and unmarshaling functions [in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

RWDEFINE_COLLECTABLE [in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

RWDEFINE_NAMED_COLLECTABLE [in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

RWDEFINE_OPAQUE [in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE [in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

RWDEFINE_PERSISTABLE [in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

mappings

defined by streamers [in 5.1 Overview]

streamers [in 5.3 Exchanging Objects]

value ranges [in 5.2.2 Ranges of Values]

marshaling objects in CORBA [in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]
marshaling, use of macro [in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]
memory management rules, Orbix [in 27.6.2 Memory Management Rules at a Glance]
multiplexing [in 14.5 Socket Multiplexing]
multithread hot

definition [in 19.1 Introduction]

int library [in 19.3 Multithreading and IOUs]

multithread

[in 19.3 Multithreading and IOUs]

[in 19.4 A Common Multithreading Mistake]

net library

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 10.1 Introduction]

[in 11.1 Using Portals to Write Client Programs]

[in 13.1 Constructing and Manipulating Socket Addresses]

description [in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]

Net.h++, replaced by net library [in 1.1 Welcome]
network communication classes. See net
network/distcltn example [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]
network/server example [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]
networking module, description [in 2.4 The Networking Module]
Networking [in 1.1 Welcome]
nil opaque pointer, illegal in Orbix [in 27.7.3 Nil Pointers]
NumericFormat

[in 8.2 NumericFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

NumericPicture

[in 8.3 NumericPicture ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

object chains

creating [in 3.3 Common Themes]

RWSocket to RWvistream [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

Object Management Group (OMG). See OMG
Object Management Group [in 26.1 Main Concepts]
Object Request Broker (ORB). See ORB
object-oriented technology [in 1.4.1 Assumptions]
ObjectStreamer interface [in 5.3 Exchanging Objects]
ObjectStreamer

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

[in 5.3.4 ObjectStreamers]

[in 5.3.4 ObjectStreamers]

[in 5.3.5 Simple Streamers]

OMG

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.2 Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA)]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

opaque datatype [in 1.1 Welcome]
opaque

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.2 Passing User-Defined Objects]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5 Passing Rogue Wave Classes as Opaque Types]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

[in 27.6 Using Memory Management Rules]

[in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

OpaqueType*

[in 27.6.1.1 in Parameters]

[in 27.6.1.2 out Parameters and Return Values]

[in 27.6.1.3 inout Parameters]

operator>>()

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

use with virtual streams [in 3.3.2 Virtual Streams As Universal Translators]

operator<<()

[in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]

use with virtual streams [in 3.3.2 Virtual Streams As Universal Translators]

orb library

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.1 Welcome]

[in 1.2 Software Requirements]

[in 2.5.1 The orb Library - CORBA Streaming with Orbix ]

[in 25.1 Description]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.1 Overview]

ORB

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.3 Object Request Brokers (ORBs) and the Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

[in 26.3.1 Object Request Brokers (ORBs)]

[in 26.3.2 Interface Definition Language (IDL)]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

transferring data over [in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]

use as transfer mechanism [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]

Orbix

[in 1.2 Software Requirements]

[in 26.1 Main Concepts]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.6.1.3 inout Parameters]

[in 27.6.2 Memory Management Rules at a Glance]

[in 27.7 Passing Non-Opaque Parameters]

[in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

required for orb [in 2.5.1 The orb Library - CORBA Streaming with Orbix ]

orbs/dog example [in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]
orbs/roster example [in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]
ORBstreams.h++, replaced by orb library [in 1.1 Welcome]
ostream [in 12.2 Formatted I/O]
out parameter, CORBA [in 27.6.1.2 out Parameters and Return Values]
OutputRangeException [in 5.2.2 Ranges of Values]

packages

com.roguewave.format [in 8.1 Introduction]

com.roguewave.vsj [in 5.1 Overview]

com.roguewave.vsj.streamer [in 5.1 Overview]

[in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]

[in 5.3.3 Example]

format [in 8.1 Introduction]

jtools [in 5.1 Overview]

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 7.1 Introduction]

passing non-opaque parameters [in 27.7 Passing Non-Opaque Parameters]
passing objects by value

[in 2.5 The CORBA Module]

[in 25.1 Description]

[in 26.4 Objects by Value]

[in 26.4 Objects by Value]

[in 26.4.1 Orbix and Opaque]

passing objects by value [in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -

Request]

patterns [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]
PersistableStreamer

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

[in 5.3.8 Class PersistableStreamer and the DefinePersistable Interface]

[in 5.3.8.3 From the C++ Program (empls_out.cpp)]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

persistence

[in 12.4 Using Rogue Wave Virtual Streams]

[in 16.4.1 Implementation of Document]

[in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

in Tools.h++ [in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

Point [in 5.3.5 Simple Streamers]
polymorphic persistence

[in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

POP3 agent example [in 20.7 Mail Retrieval - Using the POP3 Client]
POP3

and int library [in 23.1 Introduction]

protocol replies [in 23.2 POP3 Protocol Replies]

pop3clnt example [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
pop3StreamFilter [in 23.3 POP3 Specific]
PortableInputStream

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

[in 5.2.4 Concrete Portable Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

PortableOutputStream

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

[in 5.2.4 Concrete Portable Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

[in 5.3.9.4 The C++ Program (bus_in.cpp)]

portal layer [in 2.4.1 The net Library - Network Communication Classes]
Portal Stream, architecture [in 12.3 Architecture of a Portal Stream]
Portal

[in 10.2.3 Portal Layer]

architecture [in 11.5 Architecture of a Portal]

interface/implementation [in 11.5 Architecture of a Portal]

protocol agent [in 20.2.2 Protocol Agents]
protocol client [in 20.2.1 Protocol Clients]
protocol command sequence [in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]
protocols

definition [in 16.6 The Document Server Protocol]

[in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

document server [in 16.6 The Document Server Protocol]

reply classes [in 20.2.3 Protocol Replies]

Queue [in 6.5.3 Queue ]
QuickFormat

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

receptionist example

[in 17.1 The Receptionist]

event-driven receptionist [in 17.6 Event-Driven Receptionist]

sequential receptionist [in 17.5.2 The Receptionist Class]

RegExp

[in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

[in 4.1 Description of the Product]

[in 7.1 Introduction]

regular expressions. See RegExp
reporting problems [in 1.6.2 How to Contact Technical Support]
Request [in 27.2.3 Communicating an Object's State with a CORBA -

Request]

restoreGuts

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.4.3 Example of RWDEFINE_OPAQUE]

RFCs (Request For Comments) [in 29.2 Web Sites]
Rogue Wave Software, products [in 1.7 Product Information]
roster example, orb [in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]
rw/toolpro directory [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
RWCollectable

[in 16.4 The Hypertext Document Class]

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.4.3 Example of RWDEFINE_OPAQUE]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

[in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]

[in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

restoreGuts() [in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

saveGuts() [in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

RWCString [in 16.6.1 Find Protocol]
RWDEFINE_COLLECTABLE macro

[in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

[in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]

RWDEFINE_NAMED_COLLECTABLE macro [in 5.3.9 Class CollectableStreamer and the DefineCollectable Interface]
RWDEFINE_OPAQUE macro

[in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE macro

[in 27.1 Overview]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 3.6.2 Classes that Derive from RWCollectable]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

RWDEFINE_PERSISTABLE macro

[in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

[in 5.3.8 Class PersistableStreamer and the DefinePersistable Interface]

[in 5.3.8.2 From the Java Program (Employee.java)]

[in 5.3.8.3 From the C++ Program (empls_out.cpp)]

RWIFtpAgent

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

[in 20.2.2 Protocol Agents]

[in 20.3 File Retrieval - Using the FTP Agent (Part I)]

[in 20.4.1 Code and Explanation]

RWIFtpClient

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

[in 20.2.1 Protocol Clients]

[in 20.8 FTP Command Demo - Using the FTP Client]

[in 20.8.1 Code and Explanation]

[in 21.3 FTP Specific]

RWIFtpDataReply [in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]
RWIFtpPasvReply [in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]
RWIFtpPwdReply [in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]
RWIFtpReply

[in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]

[in 19.3.1 RWIOUResults]

[in 20.2.3 Protocol Replies]

[in 20.8.2 Further Discussion]

[in 21.2 FTP Protocol Replies]

RWIHttpAgent [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]
RWIHttpClient [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]
RWIHttpContentLengthHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpDateHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpFromHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpGenericHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpIfModifiedSinceHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpMethod [in 22.2.1 HTTP Versions and Methods]
RWIHttpReply

[in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]

[in 22.3 HTTP Protocol Replies]

RWIHttpUserAgentHeader [in 22.4 HTTP Headers]
RWIHttpVersion

[in 22.2.1 HTTP Versions and Methods]

[in 22.2.1 HTTP Versions and Methods]

RWInetAddr [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
RWInetHost [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]
RWInetPort [in 13.5 Internet Addresses]
RWIOUResult

[in 20.8.1 Code and Explanation]

[in 20.8.2 Further Discussion]

RWIOUResults [in 20.2.4 IOUs]
RWIPop3Agent [in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]
RWIPop3Client

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

[in 20.7.1 Code and Explanation]

RWIPop3Reply [in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]
RWISmtpAgent

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

[in 20.6.1 Code and Explanation]

[in 24.3 SMTP Specific]

RWISmtpClient

[in 19.2.3 The Handle-Body Implementation]

[in 24.3 SMTP Specific]

RWISmtpReply [in 19.2.4 Protocol Replies]
RWJObjectOutputStream [in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]
RWpistream

[in 5.2.4 Concrete Portable Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

RWPortal

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

[in 3.3.1 Creating Chains of Objects]

RWPortalImpl

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

RWPortalIStream

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

RWPortalOStream

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

[in 12.2 Formatted I/O]

RWPortalStreambuf

[in 12.3 Architecture of a Portal Stream]

[in 3.3.1 Creating Chains of Objects]

RWpostream

[in 3.3.1 Creating Chains of Objects]

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

[in 5.2.4 Concrete Portable Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

RWreqistream

[in 27.1 Overview]

RWreqistream [in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -

Request]

RWreqistream

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 27.4 Macros that Create Insertion and Extraction Operators For You]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

RWreqostream

[in 27.1 Overview]

RWreqostream [in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -

Request]

RWreqostream

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 27.4 Macros that Create Insertion and Extraction Operators For You]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

RWSockAddr [in 13.4 Generic Socket Addresses]
RWSockAddrBase

[in 11.2 A Simple Client]

[in 13.3 Socket Address Base Class]

RWSocket

[in 14.2 Using RWSocket]

[in 14.2 Using RWSocket]

[in 3.3.1 Creating Chains of Objects]

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

using Communication Services [in 14.4 Using Communications Services with Sockets]

RWSocketAttribute [in 14.5.1 RWSocketAttribute]
RWSocketPortal

[in 11.2 A Simple Client]

[in 11.2.1 Where's the Portal?]

[in 11.4 Reading From a Portal]

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 14.3 Sockets and Socket Portals]

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

RWSocketPortalImpl

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

[in 11.5.1 The Portal and PortalImpl Classes]

RWSockType [in 13.6.1 Representing a Socket Type]
RWStreamCoupler

[in 20.4.2 Further Discussion]

[in 23.3 POP3 Specific]

RWTime [in 5.3.3 Example]
RWTPtrDlist<T> [in 5.3.8.4 From the Java Program (DefinePersistableEmployee.java)]
RWURL [in 20.5.2 Further Discussion]
RWvistream

[in 12.4 Using Rogue Wave Virtual Streams]

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

[in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]

[in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

RWvostream

[in 12.4 Using Rogue Wave Virtual Streams]

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]

[in 5.3.2 Required Components]

RWWinSockInfo

[in 11.2 A Simple Client]

[in 14.2 Using RWSocket]

saveGuts

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.4.3 Example of RWDEFINE_OPAQUE]

select [in 14.5.2 rwSocketSelect]
Sequence interface [in 6.2.2 The Sequence Interface]
Sequence interface

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.5 Sequenceable Classes]

server, definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
Set

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.4.4 Set]

[in 6.4.4 Set]

[in 6.4.5 IdentitySet]

SimpleMappings [in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]
SimpleMappings.Time [in 5.3.3 Example]
Slist

[in 6.1 Introduction]

[in 6.5.1 Dlist]

[in 6.5.2 Slist ]

[in 6.5.3 Queue ]

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

replies [in 24.2 SMTP Protocol Replies]

agent example [in 20.6 Mail Sender - Using the SMTP Agent]

[in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

Socket Adapter vs C sockets [in 14.2 Using RWSocket]
socket address [in 13.1 Constructing and Manipulating Socket Addresses]
socket types

datagram [in 13.6 Socket Types]

Internet [in 13.6 Socket Types]

stream [in 13.6 Socket Types]

sockets

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

use as transfer mechanism [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]

use to transfer data [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

closing [in 14.2.1 Closing Sockets]

multiplexing [in 14.5 Socket Multiplexing]

Windows [in 15.1 Introduction]

sockport.h [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
software requirements [in 1.2 Software Requirements]
streambuf [in 12.3 Architecture of a Portal Stream]
Streamer

[in 3.3.3 Transferring Data]

definition [in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

streamers

[in 5.1 Overview]

[in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]

complex [in 5.3.7 Complex Streamers]

simple [in 5.3.5 Simple Streamers]

tables

behavior of id and sample output for an Internet stream address [in 13.3.2 Printing Socket Addresses]

documentation locations [in 1.3 Documentation ]

Orbix new memory management rules--Client [in 27.6.2 Memory Management Rules at a Glance]

Orbix new memory management rules--Server [in 27.6.2 Memory Management Rules at a Glance]

path name variables [in 1.5.2 Pathname Variables]

persistence in Tools.h++ [in 5.3.6 Refresher - Persistence in Tools.h++]

required software [in 1.2 Software Requirements]

Tools.h++ Professional classes and components [in 1.1 Welcome]

topics this manual assumes you understand [in 1.4.1 Assumptions]

typographic conventions [in 1.5.1 Type Conventions]

[in 1.5.1 Type Conventions]

writing in C++, reading in Java [in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]

writing in Java, reading in C++ [in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]

TCP/IP (Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)

[in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

technical support [in 1.6 Technical Support]
TemplateMappings

[in 5.3.1 Prebuilt Streamers]

[in 5.3.8.4 From the Java Program (DefinePersistableEmployee.java)]

terminology [in 1.5.3 Terminology and Notation]
TextAlignment

[in 8.4 TextAlignment ]

[in 8.4 TextAlignment ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

TextPicture

[in 8.4 TextAlignment ]

[in 8.5 TextPicture]

[in 8.5 TextPicture]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

[in 8.6 QuickFormat ]

thread-hot Internet classes. See int
Threads.h++

[in 1.2 Software Requirements]

required for int library [in 2.4.2 The int Library - Thread-Hot Internet Classes]

TLI (Transport Layer Interface)

definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

Tools.h++ Professional

description [in 1.1 Welcome]

summary of classes and components [in 1.1 Welcome]

Tools.h++ virtual streams. See virtual streams.
Tools.h++

[in 10.2.1 Foundation]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

description [in 2.2 Tools.h++]

toolsio.cpp [in 27.5 Passing Rogue Wave Classes as Opaque Types]
typographic conventions table [in 1.5.1 Type Conventions]

UML (Unified Modeling Language), definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
UnaryFunction interface [in 6.3.2 The BinaryFunction and UnaryFunction Interfaces]
unmarshaling objects in CORBA [in 27.4.1 The Insertion and Extraction Operators]
unmarshaling, use of macro [in 3.6.1 Classes that Define Virtual Stream Shift Operators]
unsigned char [in 27.7.2 Overloading]
unsigned ints [in 27.7.1 Integers]
URI (Uniform Resource Identifier), definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
URL (Uniform Resource Locator), definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
user-defined objects and CORBA

[in 26.5 The orb Library ]

[in 27.1 Overview]

value, passing objects by over ORB [in 3.6 Transferring Data Over an ORB Connection]
virtual streams

[in 12.4 Using Rogue Wave Virtual Streams]

[in 12.4 Using Rogue Wave Virtual Streams]

[in 16.7 Client Implementation]

[in 2.3 The Java/C++ Interoperability Module ]

[in 3.3.1 Creating Chains of Objects]

[in 3.5.1 Using the Tools.h++ Virtual Streams Format]

and CORBA [in 27.3 Writing to a Virtual Stream Instead of a CORBA -:Request]

[in 27.3.2 What are RWreqistream and RWreqostream?]

[in 27.4.2 RWDEFINE_OPAQUE and RWDEFINE_OPAQUE_COLLECTABLE]

[in 27.5.2 Rogue Wave Classes with Opaque Support]

[in 27.7.1 Integers]

contrasted with Java object serialization [in 3.2 Decisions to Make Before You Start]

defined [in 3.3.2 Virtual Streams As Universal Translators]

for Java [in 4.1 Description of the Product]

[in 5.1 Overview]

shift operators [in 3.4 Transferring Data Over a Socket]

[in 3.6.3 Deciding Which Classes To Use]

VirtualInputStream interface [in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]
VirtualOutputStream interface [in 5.2.1 The Virtual Streams]

wchar_t [in 27.7.2 Overloading]
wide characters [in 27.7.2 Overloading]
Winsock [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
winsock.h [in 11.2 A Simple Client]
WinSockInfo [in 15.2 Initializing and Cleaning Up]
wwwget example

[in 11.4 Reading From a Portal]

[in 18.4 Get a WWW Page - wwwget]

[in 30.1 The C++ Examples Directory]

XDR (eXternal Data Representation), definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]
Xerox XNS (Xerox Network Systems), definition [in Chapter 28 - Glossary]

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