4. Remote Method Invocation
‘s method factor has definition of property. You can use more than one for each parameter.
in | This mean, input type is factor. Current version only support “in”. It dose not support “out”. It is necessary. |
byval | It means factor deliver to by value. If you use it “&” will be omissible in factor type at C++ proxy and stub. It is suitable for small form such as int or float. |
mutable | It means, factor is not const type. If you use it const keyword will be omissible in factor form at C++ proxy and stub. It is suitable to change value of factor that assigned from RMI stub. |
You can define property of method factor as followed.
For example, if you declare RMI method as followed.
Foo([in,byval] int a, [in,mutable] String b, [in] float c);
C++ code will generated as followed.
Foo(HostID, RmiContext&, int a, String& b, const float& c);
Almost all case use [in] for factor property of RMI method.