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Destroy Operation
[ManagedJobService Client Bindings]

Typedefs

Functions

Detailed Description

The functions and types in this group are used by clients which will be making Destroy requests of the ManagedJobService service.

For clients which want blocking SOAP calls, the functions ManagedJobPortType_Destroy() and ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr() will be most appropriate. For clients which want nonblocking SOAP calls, ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_register() and ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr_register() will be most appropriate.

The other functions in this section are used by applications which require more control over the operation invocation by having separate invocations and callbacks for the request and response handling of the operation.

Typedef Documentation

typedef void(* ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_request_callback_func_t)(
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle
     void * user_args
     globus_result_t result)
 

Request callback function.

Use a function of this type when calling one of the nonblocking request functions for the Destroy operation.

When the request has been sent to the service, this callback function will be called. If the result is GLOBUS_SUCCESS, then the application must then call one of the response functions with the same handle to receive the response to this operation.

Parameters:
handle The client handle used for the operation invocation.
user_args Application specific pointer, passed to the operation's register function.
result The result of operation request.

typedef void(* ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_response_callback_func_t)(
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle
     void * user_args
     globus_result_t result
     const wsrl_DestroyResponseType * DestroyResponse
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_fault_t fault_type
     const xsd_any * fault)
 

Response callback function.

Use a function of this type when calling one of the nonblocking operation or response functions for the Destroy operation.

When the response has been received from the service, this callback function will be called.

Parameters:
handle The client handle used for the operation invocation.
user_args Application specific pointer, passed to the operation's register function.
result The result of operation request.
DestroyResponse The output of the operation, if the operation succeeded.
fault_type The type of fault sent as a result of the operation, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.
fault The fault element which was received, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.

Function Documentation

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr_register_request (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const wsa_EndpointReferenceType * epr,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_request_callback_func_t callback,
     void * user_args)
 

Nonblocking operation request with EPR.

Begin sending a request for the Destroy operation on a resource handled by the service named by the epr. When the operation request has been sent, the callback function will be invoked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
epr Endpoint Reference of the service and resource which will process the operation.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
callback Callback function which will be called once the request has been sent
user_args Application-specific pointer which will be passed to the callback.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_register_request (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const char * endpoint,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_request_callback_func_t callback,
     void * user_args)
 

Nonblocking operation request.

Begin sending a request for the Destroy operation to the service at endpoint. When the operation request has been sent, the callback function will be invoked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
endpoint URI of the service endpoint to send the request to.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
callback Callback function which will be called once the request has been sent
user_args Application-specific pointer which will be passed to the callback.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_register_response (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_response_callback_func_t callback,
     void * user_args)
 

Nonblocking operation response handling.

Begin parsing the request for the Destroy operation begun by an earlier call to ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_register_request() or ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr_register_request(). Once the response has been parsed. the callback function will be called to pass the result of the operation to the application.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
callback Callback function which will be called once the response has been processed.
user_args Application-specific pointer which will be passed to the callback.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr_register (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const wsa_EndpointReferenceType * epr,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_response_callback_func_t callback,
     void * user_args)
 

Nonblocking operation invocation with EPR.

Begin processing a request for the Destroy operation. The operation will sent to the service named by the epr and after the response is received, the callback function will be invoked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
epr Endpoint Reference of the service and resource which will process the operation.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
callback Callback function which will be called once the operation has been processed.
user_args Application-specific pointer which will be passed to the callback.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_register (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const char * endpoint,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_response_callback_func_t callback,
     void * user_args)
 

Nonblocking operation invocation.

Begin processing a request for the Destroy operation. The operation will sent to the service located at endpoint and after the response is received, the callback function will be invoked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
endpoint URI of the service endpoint to send the request to.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
callback Callback function which will be called once the operation has been processed.
user_args Application-specific pointer which will be passed to the callback.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_epr (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const wsa_EndpointReferenceType * epr,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     wsrl_DestroyResponseType ** DestroyResponse,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_fault_t * fault_type,
     xsd_any ** fault)
 

Blocking operation invocation with EPR.

Request that an the Destroy operation be invoked by the service and resource named by the epr parameter.

If the result is GLOBUS_SUCCESS, then the DestroyResponse parameter will be set to the result of the operation. Otherwise, if the fault and fault_type parameters are non-NULL, they indicate the SOAP fault type. If they are NULL, then some non-SOAP error occurred, and the result's error type should be checked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
epr Endpoint Reference of the service and resource which will process the operation.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
DestroyResponse The output of the operation, if the operation succeeded.
fault_type The type of fault sent as a result of the operation, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.
fault The fault element which was received, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.

globus_result_t ManagedJobPortType_Destroy (
     ManagedJobService_client_handle_t handle,
     const char * endpoint,
     const wsrl_DestroyType * Destroy,
     wsrl_DestroyResponseType ** DestroyResponse,
     ManagedJobPortType_Destroy_fault_t * fault_type,
     xsd_any ** fault)
 

Blocking operation invocation.

Request that an the Destroy operation be invoked by the service at endpoint.

If the result is GLOBUS_SUCCESS, then the DestroyResponse parameter will be set to the result of the operation. Otherwise, if the fault and fault_type parameters are non-NULL, they indicate the SOAP fault type. If they are NULL, then some non-SOAP error occurred, and the result's error type should be checked.

Parameters:
handle The client handle which contains the state related to processing this operation.
endpoint URI of the service endpoint to send the request to.
Destroy Input parameter to the operation.
DestroyResponse The output of the operation, if the operation succeeded.
fault_type The type of fault sent as a result of the operation, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.
fault The fault element which was received, if the operation failed. If the operation succeeded, this will be NULL.

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