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CosNaming_NamingContextExt This interface contains operation for converting a Name sequence to a string and back.

To get access to the record definitions for the structures use:

-include_lib("orber/COSS/CosNaming/CosNaming.hrl").

This module also exports the functions described in:

CosNaming_NamingContext

 to_string(NamingContext, Name) -> Return Stringify a Namesequence to a string NameContext = #objref Name = [NameComponent] Return = string() | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::InvalidName{}}

Stringifies a Name sequence to a string.

 to_name(NamingContext, NameString) -> Return Convert a stringified Nameto a Namesequence NameContext = #objref NameString = string() Return = [NameComponent] | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::InvalidName{}}

Converts a stringified Name to a Name sequence.

 to_url(NamingContext, AddressString, NameString) -> Return Return an URL string constructed from the given Address and Name strings NameContext = #objref Address = NameString = string() Return = URLString | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::InvalidName{}} | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContextExt::InvalidAddress{}}

This operation takes a corbaloc string and a stringified Name sequence as input and returns a fully formed URL string.

 resolve_str(NamingContext, NameString) -> Return Return the object associated, if any, with the given name string NameContext = #objref NameString = string() Return = #objref | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::InvalidName{}} | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::NotFound{why, rest_of_name}} | {'EXCEPTION', NamingContext::CannotProceed{cxt, rest_of_name}}

This operation takes a stringified Name sequence as input and returns the associated, if any, object.