#include <query.h>
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void | call (const QString &server, const QString &method, const QList< QVariant > &args, const QMap< QString, QString > &jobMetaData) |
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void | fault (int, const QString &, const QVariant &id) |
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void | finished (Query *) |
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void | message (const QList< QVariant > &result, const QVariant &id) |
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static Query * | create (const QVariant &id=QVariant(), QObject *parent=0) |
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Query is a class that represents an individual XML-RPC call.
This is an internal class and is only used by the KXmlRpc::Client class.
Definition at line 44 of file query.h.
◆ call
void Query::call |
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const QString & | server, |
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const QString & | method, |
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const QList< QVariant > & | args, |
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const QMap< QString, QString > & | jobMetaData ) |
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Calls the specified method on the specified server with the given argument list.
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server | the server to contact. |
method | the method to call. |
args | an argument list to pass to said method. |
jobMetaData | additional arguments to pass to the KIO::Job. |
Definition at line 400 of file query.cpp.
◆ create()
Query * Query::create |
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const QVariant & | id = QVariant(), |
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QObject * | parent = 0 ) |
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Constructs a query.
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id | an optional id for the query. |
parent | an optional parent for the query. |
Definition at line 395 of file query.cpp.
◆ fault
void KXmlRpc::Query::fault |
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int | , |
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const QString & | , |
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const QVariant & | id ) |
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A signal sent when we receive an error from the server.
◆ finished
void KXmlRpc::Query::finished |
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Query * | | ) |
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A signal sent when a query finishes.
◆ message
void KXmlRpc::Query::message |
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const QList< QVariant > & | result, |
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const QVariant & | id ) |
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A signal sent when we receive a result from the server.
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