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interface XNamingService
Description
allows to insert, remove and access named objects.
Methods' Summary
getRegisteredObject provides a previous registered object.  
registerObject registers one object under the specified name.  
revokeObject revokes the registration of an object.  
Methods' Details
getRegisteredObject
XInterface
getRegisteredObject( [in] string  Name )
raises( Exception );
Description
provides a previous registered object.
registerObject
void
registerObject( [in] string  Name,
[in] XInterface  Object )
raises( Exception );
Description
registers one object under the specified name.

If any object is registered before, then this object is revoked automatically.

revokeObject
void
revokeObject( [in] string  Name )
raises( Exception );
Description
revokes the registration of an object.

If the object was not previously registered, then this call does nothing.

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