| Name: | NKPRequest |
| Description: | issue adhoc requests to an NKP Server |
| Id: | NKPRequest |
| Category: | accessor |
NKPRequest is an accessor using Active URI syntax with the following base identifiers:
| Base |
|---|
| active:NKPRequest |
and the following arguments: (for more details on argument passing details see here)
| Argument | Rules | Typing | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| request | Optional | Representation (java.lang.Object) | declarative request to issue |
| requestRep | Optional | Representation (java.lang.Object) | declarative request to issue |
| config | Mandatory | Representation (java.lang.Object) | xml resource to specify configuration of client |
The response representation of this accessor for SOURCE requests is unknown.
This accessor throws no documented exceptions.
To use NKPRequest accessor you must import the module urn:com:ten60:netkernel:nkp:
The NKPRequest endpoint acts as a client to a remote NKP Server but rather than importing the remote space like the NKP Client it can issue ad-hoc one-shot requests in a similar way to the layer1 accessor wormhole.
The config argument must be specified when the NKPRequest endpoint is called. The configuration has the same
form as for the bridge pattern NKP Client. In particular, it must provide the
Detailed configuration settings are covered here.
The request argument must be specified and must be a declarative request.
active:NKPRequest will issue this request into the address space of the NKP server specified in the config parameter.
As an alternative to the request argument you can specify a requestRep argument. This is provided so you can provide a preconstructed INKFRequest, e.g.
NKP
Design Guide
INKFRequest nkpRequest=aContext.createRequest("active:nkpRequest");
INKFRequest toIssue=aContext.createRequest("active:myRequestToIssueRemotely");
nkpRequest.addArgumentByValue("requestRep",toIssue);
Below is an example of a declarative request to the active:NKPRequest client...
This example will issue the SOURCE request for "res:/helloworld" to the NKP address space hosted by some.server.com running the NKP server on port 10601 with TLS enabled.