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orber_diagnostics(3erl) 				     Erlang Module Definition					   orber_diagnostics(3erl)

NAME
orber_diagnostics - Diagnostics API for Orber DESCRIPTION
This module contains functions which makes it possible to run simple tests. Warning: Functions exported by this module may only be used during test and development phase. EXPORTS
nameservice() -> Result nameservice(Flags) -> Result Types Flags = integer() Result = ok | {'EXCEPTION', E} Displays all objects stored in the NameService. Existent checks are, per default, also performed on all local objects. This can also be activated for external objects by setting the flag 16#01 . The displayed information is the stringified Name described in CosNam- ing_NamingContextExt , non existent status (true | false | external | undefined) and the IFR-Id: host/ host/resources/ host/resources/MyObj/ [false] IDL:MyMod/MyIntf:1.0 missing_modules() -> Count Types Count = integer() This operation list missing modules generated by IC and required by Orber. Requires that all API:s are registered in the IFR. Ericsson AB orber 3.6.20 orber_diagnostics(3erl)

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cosProperty(3erl)					     Erlang Module Definition						 cosProperty(3erl)

NAME
cosProperty - The main module of the cosProperty application DESCRIPTION
To get access to the record definitions for the structures use: -include_lib("cosProperty/include/*.hrl"). This module contains the functions for starting and stopping the application. EXPORTS
install() -> Return Types Return = ok | {'EXIT', Reason} This operation installs the cosProperty application in the IFR. install_db() -> Return Types Return = ok | {'EXIT', Reason} This operation installs data in mnesia necessary for running the cosProperty application. uninstall() -> Return Types Return = ok | {'EXIT', Reason} This operation removes all data in the IFR related to the cosProperty application. uninstall_db() -> Return Types Return = ok | {'EXIT', Reason} This operation removes all data from mnesia related to the cosProperty application. start() -> Return Types Return = ok | {error, Reason} This operation starts the cosProperty application. start_SetDefFactory() -> Return Types Return = Factory | {'EXCEPTION', E} Factory = CosPropertyService::PropertySetDefFactory reference. This operation starts a PropertySetDef Factory. start_SetFactory() -> Return Types Return = Factory | {'EXCEPTION', E} Factory = CosPropertyService::PropertySetDefFactory reference. This operation starts a PropertySet Factory. stop_SetDefFactory(Factory) -> Return Types Factory = CosPropertyService::PropertySetDefFactory reference. Return = ok | {'EXCEPTION', E} This operation stops the supplied PropertySetDef Factory. stop_SetFactory(Factory) -> Return Types Factory = CosPropertyService::PropertySetFactory reference. Return = ok | {'EXCEPTION', E} This operation stops the supplied PropertySet Factory. stop() -> Return Types Return = ok | {error, Reason} This operation stops the cosProperty application. Ericsson AB cosProperty 1.1.13 cosProperty(3erl)
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