[omniORB] Instanciating a sequence?
EntonH
entonh at gmx.de
Mon Feb 18 02:45:17 GMT 2008
Hello,
I wrote an IDL in which I defined a struct which contains 2 values and a
sequence of structs:
interface MyIDL
{
struct values
{
string value1;
any value2;
};
typedef sequence<values> ValSeq;
any init(in ValSeq vs);
}
Now I want to call a function, which has this sequence as an in-parameter:
any init(in ValSeq vs);
I want to wrote a test client in C++, in which I can create an instance of
the sequence so I can define its length und put some data in it:
MyIDL::ValSeq* myValSeq;
myValSeq = new MyIDL::ValSeq();
myValSeq->length(2);
CORBA::String_var tmpValue1 = CORBA::string_dup("Age");
(*myValSeq )[0].key = tmpValue1;
CORBA::Any tmpValue2;
tmpValue2 <<= "21";
(*myValSeq )[0].value = tmpValue2;
CORBA::String_var tmpValue1_2 = CORBA::string_dup("Age");
(*myValSeq )[1].key = tmpValue1_2;
CORBA::Any tmpValue2_2;
tmpValue2_2 <<= "25";
(*myValSeq )[1].value = tmpValue2_2;
Is this right?
But how do I realize this in Python so that I can fill my sequence with
structs to pass it to C++?
Greetings
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