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CosEventDomainAdmin_EventDomainFactory This module implements an Event Domain Factory interface, which is used to create new Event Domain instances.

To get access to all definitions include necessary files by using:

 create_event_domain(Factory, QoS, Admin) -> Reply Create a new ConsumerAdmin object Factory = #objref QoS = CosNotification::QoSProperties Admin = CosNotification::AdminProperties Reply = {EventDomain, DomainID} | {'EXCEPTION', #'CosNotification_UnsupportedQoS'{}} | {'EXCEPTION', #'CosNotification_UnsupportedAdmin'{}} EventDomain = #objref

To create a new EventDomain this operation is used. If it is not possible to support the given or an exception is raised, which list the properties not supported. For more information see the user's guide.

 get_all_domains(Factory) -> DomainIDSeq Return a DomainID sequence of all domains associated with the target object Factory = #objref DomainIDSeq = [long()]

This function returns a DomainID sequence of all domains associated with the target object.

 get_event_domain(Factory, DomainID) -> Reply Return the domain associated with the given id Factory = #objref DomainID = long() Reply = EventDomain | {'EXCEPTION', #'CosEventDomainAdmin_DomainNotFound'{}} EventDomain = #objref

This operation returns the EventDomain object associated with the given DomainID. If no such binding exists an exception is raised.