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//
// Copyright (c) ZeroC, Inc. All rights reserved.
//
package Ice;
/**
* An AsyncResult object is the return value of an asynchronous invocation.
* With this object, an application can obtain several attributes of the
* invocation and discover its outcome.
**/
public interface AsyncResult
{
/**
* If not completed, cancels the request. This is a local
* operation, it won't cancel the request on the server side.
* Calling cancel
prevents a queued request from
* being sent or ignores a reply if the request has already
* been sent.
**/
public void cancel();
/**
* Returns the communicator that sent the invocation.
*
* @return The communicator.
**/
public Communicator getCommunicator();
/**
* Returns the connection that was used to call the begin_
method, or nil
* if this AsyncResult object was not obtained via an asynchronous connection invocation
* (such as begin_flushBatchRequests
).
*
* @return The connection.
**/
public Connection getConnection();
/**
* Returns the proxy that was used to call the begin_
method, or nil
* if this AsyncResult object was not obtained via an asynchronous proxy invocation.
*
* @return The proxy.
**/
public ObjectPrx getProxy();
/**
* Indicates whether the result of an invocation is available.
*
* @return True if the result is available, which means a call to the end_
* method will not block. The method returns false if the result is not yet available.
**/
public boolean isCompleted();
/**
* Blocks the caller until the result of the invocation is available.
**/
public void waitForCompleted();
/**
* When you call the begin_
method, the Ice run time attempts to
* write the corresponding request to the client-side transport. If the
* transport cannot accept the request, the Ice run time queues the request
* for later transmission. This method returns true if, at the time it is called,
* the request has been written to the local transport (whether it was initially
* queued or not). Otherwise, if the request is still queued, this method returns
* false.
*
* @return True if the request has been sent, or false if the request is queued.
**/
public boolean isSent();
/**
* Blocks the caller until the request has been written to the client-side transport.
**/
public void waitForSent();
/**
* If the invocation failed with a local exception, throws the local exception.
**/
public void throwLocalException();
/**
* This method returns true if a request was written to the client-side
* transport without first being queued. If the request was initially
* queued, this method returns false (independent of whether the request
* is still in the queue or has since been written to the client-side transport).
*
* @return True if the request was sent without being queued, or false
* otherwise.
**/
public boolean sentSynchronously();
/**
* Returns the name of the operation.
*
* @return The operation name.
**/
public String getOperation();
}