#include <BESGetCommand.h>
Inheritance diagram for BESGetCommand:
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BESGetCommand (const string &cmd) | |
virtual | ~BESGetCommand () |
virtual BESResponseHandler * | parse_request (BESTokenizer &tokens, BESDataHandlerInterface &dhi) |
knows how to parse a get request | |
virtual void | dump (ostream &strm) const |
dumps information about this object | |
virtual string | parse_options (BESTokenizer &tokens, BESDataHandlerInterface &dhi) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static void | add_command (const string &cmd_str, BESCommand *cmd) |
static bool | del_command (const string &cmd_str) |
static BESCommand * | find_command (const string &cmd_str) |
Static Public Attributes | |
static BESCommand * | TermCommand = new BESTermCommand( "term" ) |
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string | _cmd |
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dumps information about this object Displays the pointer value of this instance
Reimplemented from BESCommand. |
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Reimplemented in BESDefineCommand, and BESSetCommand. |
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knows how to parse a get request This class knows how to parse a get request, building a sub response handler that actually knows how to build the requested response object, such as das, dds, data, ddx, etc... A get request looks like: get <response_type> for <def_name> [return as <ret_name>; where response_type is the type of response being requested, for example das, dds, dods. where def_name is the name of the definition that has already been created, like a view into the data where ret_name is the method of transmitting the response. This is optional. This parse method creates the sub response handler, retrieves the definition information and finds the return object if one is specified.
Implements BESCommand. |
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