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/* _DemoTesterStub.java --

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package gnu.classpath.examples.CORBA.SimpleCommunication.communication;

import org.omg.CORBA.ByteHolder;

import org.omg.CORBA.DoubleHolder;

import org.omg.CORBA.MARSHAL;

import org.omg.CORBA.ShortHolder;

import org.omg.CORBA.StringHolder;

import org.omg.CORBA.StringSeqHelper;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.ApplicationException;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.InputStream;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.ObjectImpl;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.OutputStream;

import org.omg.CORBA.portable.RemarshalException;

/**

 * The stub (proxy) class, representing the remote object on the client

 * side. It has all the same methods as the actual implementation

 * on the server side. These methods contain the code for remote

 * invocation.

 *

 * Following CORBA standards, the name of this class must start from

 * underscore and end by the "Stub".

 *

 * @author Audrius Meskauskas, Lithuania (AudriusA@Bioinformatics.org)

 */

public class _DemoTesterStub

  extends ObjectImpl

  implements DemoTester

{

  /**

   * A string array of DemoTester repository ids.

   */

  public static String[] _ids =

    {

      "IDL:gnu/classpath/examples/CORBA/SimpleCommunication/communication/DemoTester:1.0"

    };

  /**

   * Return an array of DemoTester repository ids.

   */

  public String[] _ids()

  {

    return _ids;

  }

  /**

   * Passes wide (UTF-16) string and narrow (ISO8859_1) string.

   * @see gnu.CORBA.GIOP.CharSets_OSF for supported and default

   * encodings.

   */

  public String passCharacters(String wide, String narrow)

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get the output stream.

        OutputStream out = _request("passCharacters", true);

        // Write the parameters.

        // The first string is passed as "wide"

        // (usually 16 bit UTF-16) string.

        out.write_wstring(wide);

        // The second string is passed as "narrow"

        // (usually 8 bit ISO8859_1) string.

        out.write_string(narrow);

        // Do the invocation.

        in = _invoke(out);

        // Read the method return value.

        String result = in.read_wstring();

        return result;

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        // The exception has been throws on remote side, but we

        // do not expect any. Throw the MARSHAL exception.

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        // This exception means that the parameters must be re-written.

        return passCharacters(wide, narrow);

      }

    finally

      {

        // Release the resources, associated with the reply stream.

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * Passes various parameters in both directions. The parameters that

   * shoud also return the values are wrapped into holders.

   */

  public int passSimple(ByteHolder an_octet, int a_long, ShortHolder a_short,

                        StringHolder a_string, DoubleHolder a_double

                       )

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get the stream where the parameters must be written:

        OutputStream out = _request("passSimple", true);

        // Write the parameters.

        out.write_octet(an_octet.value);

        out.write_long(a_long);

        out.write_short(a_short.value);

        out.write_string(a_string.value);

        // Invoke the method.

        in = _invoke(out);

        // Read the returned values.

        int result = in.read_long();

        // Read the inout and out parameters.

        an_octet.value = in.read_octet();

        a_short.value = in.read_short();

        a_string.value = in.read_string();

        a_double.value = in.read_double();

        return result;

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        // Handle excepion on remote side.

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        // Handle instruction to resend the parameters.

        return passSimple(an_octet, a_long, a_short, a_string, a_double);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

    Passes and returns the string sequence.

    */

  public String[] passStrings(String[] arg)

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get the stream where the parameters must be written:

        OutputStream out = _request("passStrings", true);

        // Wrap the string array using the string sequence helper.

        StringSeqHelper.write(out, arg);

        // Invoke the method.

        in = _invoke(out);

        // Read the returned result using the string sequence helper.

        String[] result = StringSeqHelper.read(in);

        return result;

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        // Handle the exception, thrown on remote side.

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        return passStrings(arg);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

    Passes and returns the structures.

    */

  public StructureToReturn passStructure(StructureToPass in_structure)

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get the stream where the parameters must be written.

        OutputStream out = _request("passStructure", true);

        // Write the structure, using its helper.

        StructureToPassHelper.write(out, in_structure);

        // Invoke the method.

        in = _invoke(out);

        // Read the returned structer, using another helper.

        StructureToReturn result = StructureToReturnHelper.read(in);

        return result;

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        return passStructure(in_structure);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * Pass and return the tree structure

   */

  public void passTree(TreeNodeHolder tree)

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get the stream where the parameters must be written.

        OutputStream out = _request("passTree", true);

        // Write the tree (TreeNode with its chilred, grandchildren and so on),

        // using the appropriate helper.

        TreeNodeHelper.write(out, tree.value);

        // Call the method.

        in = _invoke(out);

        // Read the returned tree.

        tree.value = TreeNodeHelper.read(in);

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        // Handle eception on remote side.

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        passTree(tree);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * One way call of the remote method.

   */

  public void sayHello()

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // As we do not expect any response, the second

        // parameter is 'false'.

        OutputStream out = _request("sayHello", false);

        in = _invoke(out);

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        sayHello();

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * Get the field value.

   */

  public int theField()

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // The special name of operation instructs just to get

        // the field value rather than calling the method.

        OutputStream out = _request("_get_theField", true);

        in = _invoke(out);

        int result = in.read_long();

        return result;

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        return theField();

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * Set the field value.

   */

  public void theField(int newTheField)

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // The special name of operation instructs just to set

        // the field value rather than calling the method.

        OutputStream out = _request("_set_theField", true);

        out.write_long(newTheField);

        in = _invoke(out);

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        throw new MARSHAL(ex.getId());

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        theField(newTheField);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

  /**

   * The server side exception tests.

   *

   * @param parameter the server throws the user exception in the case

   * of the positive value of this argument, and system

   * exception otherwise.

   *

   * @throws WeThrowThisException

   */

  public void throwException(int parameter)

                      throws WeThrowThisException

  {

    InputStream in = null;

    try

      {

        // Get stream.

        OutputStream out = _request("throwException", true);

        // Write parameter.

        out.write_long(parameter);

        // Call method.

        in = _invoke(out);

      }

    catch (ApplicationException ex)

      {

        in = ex.getInputStream();

        // Get the exception id.

        String id = ex.getId();

        // If this is the user exception we expect to catch, read and throw

        // it here. The system exception, if thrown, is handled by _invoke.

        if (id.equals("IDL:gnu/classpath/examples/CORBA/SimpleCommunication/communication/WeThrowThisException:1.0")

           )

          throw WeThrowThisExceptionHelper.read(in);

        else

          throw new MARSHAL(id);

      }

    catch (RemarshalException _rm)

      {

        throwException(parameter);

      }

    finally

      {

        _releaseReply(in);

      }

  }

}