General Remarks
Only parts of the library that are of use to build an Rogue Wave® Server application are documented. Thus, inheritance among classes is only partially represented, and certain member functions actually belonging to base classes are intentionally documented in derived classes.
Moreover, the following features are not documented:
Public or protected member functions used internally by the application.
Final arguments in the signature of certain functions that are set to default values and that are used internally.
The keyword
const does not always appear in the signature of certain functions although it might be present in the code. The reason for this is that the keyword might be removed from these functions in future versions of Rogue Wave Server.
Functions referred to as user-defined are functions that, when specified for a given class, alter the behavior of class templates that take that class as their argument.
Some member functions throw exceptions. These are not supported by all platforms. In this case, exceptions are replaced with a message followed by an abort.
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