KD SOAP
1.7.0
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KDSoapJob provides a job-based interface to handle asynchronous KD Soap calls. More...
#include <KDSoapJob.h>
Inherits QObject.
Signals | |
void | finished (KDSoapJob *job) |
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KDSoapJob (QObject *parent=0) | |
~KDSoapJob () | |
bool | isFault () const |
QString | faultAsString () const |
KDSoapMessage | reply () const |
KDSoapHeaders | returnHeaders () const |
void | start () |
KDSoapJob provides a job-based interface to handle asynchronous KD Soap calls.
For each SOAP operation, kdwsdl2cpp generates a corresponding KDSoapJob subclass. This makes it easier to manage multiple callers in the client application code calling the same functions, preventing callers processing results for calls made from another caller instead of their own calls.
For example, a call to getMothersDay (from the holidays example) using the conventional asynchronous API would look like this:
In this example, all responses to getMothersDay made client
will be received by the slots connected above. Using the job-based API, it becomes:
Now only the result of this specific getMothersDay call will be received by the slot.
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explicit |
Constructs a KD Soap job.
parent | optional parent object |
KDSoapJob::~KDSoapJob | ( | ) |
Destructor.
bool KDSoapJob::isFault | ( | ) | const |
Returns whether the reply message (see reply()) represents a fault.
QString KDSoapJob::faultAsString | ( | ) | const |
A human-readable error string describing the fault if the reply message is a fault, an empty string otherwise.
KDSoapMessage KDSoapJob::reply | ( | ) | const |
Returns the reply message received from the SOAP server once the request was completed. Only valid once the request is completed and finished() was emitted.
KDSoapHeaders KDSoapJob::returnHeaders | ( | ) | const |
Returns the reply headers received from the SOAP server once the request was completed. Only valid once the request is completed and finished() was emitted.
void KDSoapJob::start | ( | ) |
Starts the job. The job will emit finished() once done.
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emitted when the job is completed, i.e. the reply for the job's request was received. To read the result, call reply() in the connected slot. Do not delete the job, the job will auto-delete itself.
job | The job instance that emitted the signal |