ServerOnly
Usage
To override how Caché projects the method to a Java or C++ client, use the following syntax:
Method name(formal_spec) As returnclass [ ServerOnly=n ]
{
//implementation
}
Where n is one of the following:
-
0 means that this method can be projected.
-
1 means that this method will not be projected.
Details
This keyword specifies that a method will not be projected to a Java or C++ client.
Tip
To see which methods of a class are server-only, use the following utility in the Terminal:
do dumpMethods^%occLGUtil("Sample.Person")
The argument is the fully qualified class name. This utility produces a report that indicates basic information about each method: whether the method is a stub, whether the method is server-only, and (if the method is derived from a property) the property from which it is derived.
Default
If you omit this keyword, this method will not be projected if it is a stub method (but will be projected if it is not a stub method).
See Also
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“Method Definitions” in this book
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“Defining and Calling Methods” in Using Caché Objects
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“Defining Method and Trigger Generators” in Using Caché Objects
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“Introduction to Compiler Keywords” in Using Caché Objects
