Inherits from: NSObject
Declared in: EOJavaClient/EODistributionContext.h
An EODistributionContext object encodes data to send to the client and decodes data received from the client over the distribution channel. An EODistributionContext is also responsible for tracking the state of the server-side object graph and communicating any changes to the client, thus keeping the client and server object graphs in sync. EODistributionContext-or, if implemented, its delegate-validates remote invocations originating from client objects. The server-side EODistributionContext communicates with the EODistributedObjectStore on the client. See the EODistributionContext. Delegate protocol description for more information on security and validation.
The EODistributionContext.h header defines NSString constants for the names of the notifications it posts. For more information, see "Notifications" .
- (id)delegate
- (EOEditingContext *)editingContext
See Also: - initWithSession:editingContext:, - initWithSession:
- (id)initWithSession:(WOSession
*)session
- (id)initWithSession:(WOSession
*)session
editingContext:(EOEditingContext
*)editingContext
- (id)invocationTarget
See Also: - responseToClientMessage:
- (NSData *)responseToClientMessage:(NSData
*)message
See Also: - invocationTarget
- (WOSession *)session
See Also: - initWithSession:editingContext:, - initWithSession:
- (void)setDelegate:(id)delegate
See Also: - delegate
- (void)setInvocationTarget:(id)invocationTarget
See Also: - responseToClientMessage:
Notification object | this |
userInfo | An NSDictionary containing a single entry with the key "defaults" and an NSMutableDictionary as the value. The keys to the mutable subdictionary are the names of the user defaults and the corresponding values are the default values themselves. |
Notification object | this |
userInfo | An NSDictionary containing a single entry with the key "defaults" and another NSDictionary as the value. The keys to the mutable subdictionary are the names of the user defaults and the corresponding values are the default values themselves. |