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:: com :: sun :: star :: connection ::

interface XAcceptor
Description
allows to passively accept connection attempts from other processes.

This is the counterpart to the XConnector interface.

Developers Guide
ProUNO - Opening a Connection
Methods' Summary
accept accepts an interprocess connection. Waits until someone connects to the resource.  
stopAccepting pushes acceptor out of the accept-call.  
Methods' Details
accept
XConnection
accept( [in] string  sConnectionDescription )
raises( AlreadyAcceptingException,
ConnectionSetupException,
::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException );
Description
accepts an interprocess connection. Waits until someone connects to the resource.

After a successful return, the method may be called again to accept further connections, but the parameter string MUST be left unchanged.

Parameter sConnectionDescription
contains the kind of the connection plus a comma seperated list of attributes, e.g., socket,host=localhost,port=2345 for a tcpip connection.
Returns
null reference, stopAccepting was called. Otherwise a valid XConnection reference.
Throws
AlreadyAcceptingException Only one acceptor-thread per instance allowed.
Throws
ConnectionSetupException Problems during setting up the acceptor. (e.g., Security-reasons, socket already busy, etc.)
Throws
com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException sConnectionDescription could not be interpreted
stopAccepting
void
stopAccepting();
Description
pushes acceptor out of the accept-call.
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