Net::DBus::RemoteService Methods

AN!Tools :: Net::DBus Binding Tutorial :: Net::DBus::RemoteService Methods

my $bus=Net::DBus->find;
my $service_name="org.tle-bu.demo";

 

new

Usage:

my $owner="";
my $service=Net::DBus::RemoteService->new($bus, $owner, $service_name);

This creates a handle called '$service' to a remote '$service_name' on the given '$bus', owned by '$owner'.

You should not need to call this method directly as this is handled by the get_service method. This way, handles to remote services are cached, preventing repeated retrieval of introspect data.

get_bus

Usage:

my $bus=$service->get_bus;

This returns a handle to the '$bus' that the '$service' is attached to.

get_service_name

Usage:

my $service_name=$service->get_service_name;

This returns the '$service_name' associated with the '$service' handle.

get_owner_name

Usage:

my $owner=$service->get_owner_name;

This returns the '$owner' associated with the '$service' handle.

get_object

Usage:

my $object_path="/path/to/object";
my $interface="";      # Optional, if not the default interface. Do not use below if not set.
my $object=$service->get_object($object_path[, $interface]);

This provides a handle to the remote '$object' at the given '$object_path' provided by the '$service'. When there are multiple interfaces with similar object paths, you can specify which interface to use by providing the optional '$interface' parameter. You will also need to specify an interface if the remote service does not provide introspect data.

 

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