usServiceProperties.h File Reference

#include <usGlobalConfig.h>
#include <MitkCppMicroServicesExports.h>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <unordered_set>
#include <cctype>
#include <usAny.h>

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Namespaces
	us
	us::ServiceConstants

Typedefs
typedef std::unordered_map< std::string, Any >	us::ServiceProperties

Functions
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::OBJECTCLASS ()
	Service property identifying all of the class names under which a service was registered in the framework. The value of this property must be of type std::vector<std::string>. More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SERVICE_ID ()
	Service property identifying a service's registration number. The value of this property must be of type long int. More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SERVICE_RANKING ()
	Service property identifying a service's ranking number. More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SERVICE_SCOPE ()
	Service property identifying a service's scope. This property is set by the framework when a service is registered. If the registered object implements PrototypeServiceFactory, then the value of this service property will be SCOPE_PROTOTYPE(). Otherwise, if the registered object implements ServiceFactory, then the value of this service property will be SCOPE_MODULE(). Otherwise, the value of this service property will be SCOPE_SINGLETON(). More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SCOPE_SINGLETON ()
	Service scope is singleton. All modules using the service receive the same service object. More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SCOPE_MODULE ()
	Service scope is module. Each module using the service receives a distinct service object. More...
MITKCPPMICROSERVICES_EXPORT const std::string &	us::ServiceConstants::SCOPE_PROTOTYPE ()
	Service scope is prototype. Each module using the service receives either a distinct service object or can request multiple distinct service objects via ServiceObjects. More...