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interface XAdapter
Description
This is the server-side interface to a weak adapter.

The implementation of XAdapter must know but not hold the adapted object, because it must not affect the lifetime of the adapted object.

See also
XWeak
for description of concepts.
Methods' Summary
queryAdapted queries the adapted object if it is alive.  
addReference adds a reference to the adapter.  
removeReference removes a reference from the adapter.  
Methods' Details
queryAdapted
XInterface
queryAdapted();
Description
queries the adapted object if it is alive.
addReference
void
addReference( [in] XReference  xRef );
Description
adds a reference to the adapter.

All added references are called when the adapted object dies.

removeReference
void
removeReference( [in] XReference  xRef );
Description
removes a reference from the adapter.
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