com.sap.conn.jco

Interface JCoRemoteContext

public interface JCoRemoteContext

This interface comprises all the methods an object representing a remote context of a (failed) RFC connection is required to implement.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
String	callStackToString() Returns a string representation of the call stack.
String	getClient() Returns the client of this remote context.
String	getDestination() Returns the destination of this remote context.
Date	getFailureTimeStamp() Returns the time stamp of the failure as a java.util.Date object.
String	getFailureTimeStampAsString() Returns the time stamp of the failure as a string.
String	getInstallationNumber() Returns the installation (license) number of the partner (server).
String	getLanguage() Returns the logon language used by the partner (server).
String	getServerInstance() Returns the server instance (name) of the partner (server).
String	getServerIpAddress() Returns the server IP address of the partner (server).
String	getUser() Returns the user used by the partner (server).
boolean	isCallStackEmpty() Tests whether a call stack is available that contains at least one entry.

Method Detail

getDestination

String getDestination()

Returns the destination of this remote context.

Returns:

the destination

getServerIpAddress

String getServerIpAddress()

Returns the server IP address of the partner (server).

Returns:

the IP address as a string

getServerInstance

String getServerInstance()

Returns the server instance (name) of the partner (server).

Returns:

the server instance

getInstallationNumber

String getInstallationNumber()

Returns the installation (license) number of the partner (server).

Returns:

the installation number

getClient

String getClient()

Returns the client of this remote context.

Returns:

the client

getUser

String getUser()

Returns the user used by the partner (server).

Returns:

the user

getLanguage

String getLanguage()

Returns the logon language used by the partner (server).

Returns:

the logon language (ISO)

getFailureTimeStamp

Date getFailureTimeStamp()

Returns the time stamp of the failure as a java.util.Date object.

Returns:

the time of the failure

getFailureTimeStampAsString

String getFailureTimeStampAsString()

Returns the time stamp of the failure as a string.

Returns:

the time of the failure in the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS

callStackToString

String callStackToString()

Returns a string representation of the call stack. Note that this method may return a string "null" or similar if the call stack is not available. Use isCallStackEmpty() to test whether a call stack is available that contains at least one entry.

Returns:

the call stack as a string; a null or empty call stack may be represented by any suitable string or null

isCallStackEmpty

boolean isCallStackEmpty()

Tests whether a call stack is available that contains at least one entry.

Returns:

true if no call stack is available that contains at least one entry, false otherwise