Hi,
this is the other way round, a C++ object calls a bridged object. When
it is a bridged object in from your client process, the implementation
will typically be in bridges/source/remote/static/proxy.cxx, and there
the Remote2UnoProxy::thisDispatch() function.
Bye,
Joerg
Arnulf Wiedemann wrote:
Hi Joerg,
thanks for the answer. You are right, I am calling a c++ object and it is in
bridges/source/cpp_uno/linuxgcc3intel/cpp2uno.cxx, as I am sending a client
request. Sorry, but there is again a function pointer call see below, where I
don't know where that can be found. That place is called from
uno_Interface::pDispatcher.
// invoke uno dispatch call
(*pThis->pUnoI->pDispatcher)( pThis->pUnoI, pMemberTypeDescr, pUnoReturn
, pUnoArgs, &pUnoExc );
bye,
Arnulf
Am Sonntag, 3. Juli 2005 10:27 schrieb Joerg Budischewski:
Hi,
Arnulf Wiedemann wrote:
Hi,
in module urp_job.cxx in method ServerMultiJob::execute there is a call
to pSJE->m_pRemoteI->pDispatcher, which in turn calls
Uno2RemoteStub::thisDispatch in static/stub.cxx. Within that method there
is a call to p->m_pUnoI->pDispatcher. I was not able to figure out which
dispatcher from which module is called over that function pointer.
this depends on how your target object is implemented. In case it is a
c++ object, that code should be found in
bridges/source/cpp_uno/<platform>/uno2cpp.cxx
, have a look at cppu_unoInterfaceProxy_dispatch.
(e.g. <platform>=msvc_win32_intel for windows )
Bye,
Jörg
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