Chapter 6 C++ Class Reference

When working in C++, you interact with the SmartSockets C++ Class Library in several ways:

By constructing a C++ object using an appropriate class constructor, then invoking the member functions of that object

By invoking static member functions of a class without necessarily constructing any particular objects of that class

By deriving new C++ classes as subtypes of provided classes in order to extend or otherwise modify the behavior of SmartSockets classes

This chapter describes the C++ class library in detail on a class-by-class basis. The TIBCO SmartSockets User’s Guide and the TIBCO SmartSockets Application Programming Interface, which are companion reference documents to this manual, describe RTserver and all other features using the C programming language (Tipc) API. Because most SmartSockets class member functions are simple C++ wrappers around a corresponding C language Tipc API function, this manual does not include an exhaustive description of each member function’s diagnostics, error behavior, return values, or points of caution on its use, except where they differ from the Tipc behavior. Instead, this document refers you to appropriate entries in the companion manual.

Chapter 6 C++ Class Reference

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