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:: com :: sun :: star :: ucb ::

interface XCommandProcessor
Description
defines a processor for synchronous commands, which are executed in a specific execution environment.
See also
Command, XCommandEnvironment, XContent
See also
XCommandProcessor2
for the improved version of this interface.
Developers Guide
UCB - Services and Interfaces
UCB - Executing Content Commands

Methods' Summary
createCommandIdentifier creates a unique identifier for a command.  
execute executes a command.  
abort ends the command associated with the given id.  
Methods' Details
createCommandIdentifier
long
createCommandIdentifier();

Description
creates a unique identifier for a command.

This identifier can be used to abort the execution of the command accociated with that identifier. Note that it is generally not necessary to obtain a new id for each command, because commands are executed synchronously. So the id for a command is valid again after a command previously associated with this id has finished. In fact you only should get one identifier per thread and assign it to every command executed by that thread.

Also, after a call to XCommandProcessor::abort, an identifier should not be used any longer (and instead be released by a call to XCommandProcessor2::releaseCommandIdentifier), because it may well abort all further calls to XCommandProcessor::execute.

To avoid ever-increasing resource consumption, the identifier should be released via XCommandProcessor2::releaseCommandIdentifier when it is no longer used.

Returns
a command identifier.
execute
any
execute( [in] Command  aCommand,
[in] long  CommandId,
[in] XCommandEnvironment  Environment )
raises( ::com::sun::star::uno::Exception,
CommandAbortedException );

Description
executes a command.

Common command definitions can be found in the soecification of the service Content.

Parameter aCommand
is the command to execute.
Parameter CommandId
is a unique id for the command. This identifier was obtained by calling XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier. A value of zero can be used, if the command never shall be aborted. Different threads MUST NOT share one command identifier (except 0). This can easily achieved, if every thread that wants to use an XCommandProcessor, obtains exactly one identifier using XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier. This identifier can be used for every call to XCommandProcessor::execute done by that thread.
Parameter Environment
is the execution environment.
Returns
the result according to the specification of the command.
Throws
CommandAbortedException to indicate that the command was aborted.
Throws
DuplicateCommandIdentifierException to indicate that two threads tried to use the same command identifier
Throws
Exception if an error occured during the execution of the command.
abort
[oneway] void
abort( [in] long  CommandId );

Description
ends the command associated with the given id.

Not every command can be aborted. It's up to the implementation to decide whether this method will actually end the processing of the command or simply do nothing.

Parameter CommandId
is a unique id for the command to abort. This must be the identifier passed to XCommandProcessor::execute for the command to abort.
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