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orcaice::Application Class Reference Similar to Ice::Application, plus some Orca-specifc stuff. More... #include <application.h> List of all members. Public Member Functions   Application (orcaice::Component &component, bool installCtrlCHandler=true) virtual int  main (int, char *[]) Detailed Description Similar to Ice::Application, plus some Orca-specifc stuff. Typical usage: int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { MyComponent component; orcaice::Application app( component ); return app.main(argc, argv); } Author: Alex Brooks See also: Service, Component Constructor & Destructor Documentation orcaice::Application::Application (  orcaice::Component &  component, bool  installCtrlCHandler = true )    Will start the component when main is called. The flag installCtrlCHandler determines whether the Ctl-C handler is installed. By default it is and the handler destroys the communicator. This triggers component shutdown, if and only if the application is blocked in waitForCommunicatorShutdown(), i.e. if Communicator::start() returns control to application. Most console components should do that. GUI components implemented in Qt are a notable exception. A Qt app::exec() called in Communicator::start() does not return. For such components set installCtrlCHandler=false and remember to call Communicator::destroy() or Communicator::shutdown() before returning from Component::start(). Member Function Documentation int orcaice::Application::main (  int  , char *  [] )  [virtual]   Reimplements one of the main functions from Ice::Application The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: application.h application.cpp

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