Represents an instance of an application executing on a remote system. More...

Inheritance diagram for arm4::ArmApplicationRemote:

Public Member Functions
	ArmApplicationRemote (const ArmApplicationDefinition &definition, const ArmSystemAddress &systemAddress, const std::string &group=NullString, const std::string &instance=NullString, const std::vector< std::string > &contextValues=NullVector)
	Constructs an `ArmApplicationRemote`.
const ArmSystemAddress &	getSystemAddress () const

Detailed Description

Represents an instance of an application executing on a remote system.

It differs from ArmApplication in that ArmApplication represents an application executing on the local system.

ArmApplicationRemote provides an anchor point for associating ArmTranReport objects with a system's network address. It adds the following attribute to those in ArmApplication:

System address. The system address is the address (format and address byte array) of the system.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

arm4::ArmApplicationRemote::ArmApplicationRemote	(	const ArmApplicationDefinition &	definition,
		const ArmSystemAddress &	systemAddress,
		const std::string &	group = `NullString`,
		const std::string &	instance = `NullString`,
		const std::vector< std::string > &	contextValues = `NullVector`
	)

Creates an ArmApplicationRemote. If systemAddress is ArmSystemAddress::Null, the addressing information for the local system is used.

Parameters:

	definition	Metadata describing the type of the ARM application.
	systemAddress	Address of the remote system the application is executing on.
	group	Name of the group the application belongs to. May be a `NullString`.
	instance	Name this application instance is given. May be a `NullString`.
	contextValues	An array of strings providing the value parts of (name,value) context properties. May be a `NullVector`.

Note:: the parameter order is changed from the Java spec since C++ supports parameter overloading and the remote application is used to create an remote application!