Activates a view.

Supplies the narrow message text descriptor aCustomMessage for the message type identified by aCustomMessageId to the server.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary. Starts the application which owns the view if necessary.

Once a new view is activated the current view is deactivated and the new view is marked as current.

If this thread has an active environment the method returns when view activation completes. Otherwise the method returns immediately after creating an activation event in the view server.

Activates a view asynchronously.

Supplies the narrow message text descriptor aCustomMessage for the message type identified by aCustomMessageId to the server.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary. Starts the application which owns the view if necessary.

Once a new view is activated the current view is deactivated and the new view is marked as current.

This function will return immediately

Activates the view identified in aViewIdAndMessage on the next queue of the session's view event handler. This activation path should be used for activation requests that come via view events.

For example, a screen device change will generate a view event in the active view. The active view is then responsible for choosing the next view to activate. Using this activation path ensures that the view activation is processed immediately by the server.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Adds the view to the list maintained by the view server.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Tests whether the thread that requested the current view switch satisfies a security policy. This function can only be called from the thread of the session that owns the view being activated, and only during the activation of a view.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

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Creates an event to be processed to activate the view identified by aViewId and returns without waiting for the activation to complete. Passes the view the message text descriptor aCustomMessage for a message of type aCustomMessageId.

Note that this method may return without error but the activation may subsequently fail.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Note: DeactivateActiveViewIfOwnerMatch should be used instead of this function where it is appropriate.

Deactivates the active view. This is required before exiting an application with an active view.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

If this thread has an active environment the method returns when view deactivation completes. Otherwise the method returns immediately after creating a deactivation event in the view server.

CVwsSessionWrapper::DeactivateActiveViewIfOwnerMatch

Deactivates the active view, but only if the active view is owned by this session. This is required before exiting an application with an active view.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

If this thread has an active environment the method returns when view deactivation completes. Otherwise the method returns immediately after creating a deactivation event in the view server.

Enable or disable protection from external view switches for this session.

Views owned by protected sessions can only be activated by view activation requests originating from the same session. Activation requests originating from other sessions will cause a second instance of the application providing the requested view to be started. By default, sessions are not protected from external view switches.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Enables or disables screen blanking between screen device changes.

If screen blanking is enabled, the screen will be covered by a solid window. The color of this blanking window would be as set in CVwsSessionWrapper::SetWindowBackgroundColor method if its used, otherwise by default the color would be solid-white. CVwsSessionWrapper::SetWindowBackgroundColor Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Enables or disables the server event time out.

This may be called, for example, when debugging on target hardware since server event processing can be interrupted indefinitely by the debugger.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Gets the system default view for the current screen device mode

Creates a new CVwsSessionWrapper object.

The object returned by this function cannot be used to add new views or request notification of view activations or deactivations. To create an instance without these limitations, an MVwsSessionWrapperObserver must be specified.

Creates a new CVwsSessionWrapper object.

Creates a new CVwsSessionWrapper object, leaving it on the cleanup stack

The object returned by this function cannot be used to add new views or request notification of view activations or deactivations. To create an instance without these limitations, an MVwsSessionWrapperObserver must be specified.

Creates a new CVwsSessionWrapper object, leaving it on the cleanup stack.

Requests that the next activation of the view identified by aViewId be notified to this session. The request is cleared after the next notification. Only the last made notification request is honoured.

This allows any client to track the system current active state.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Requests that the next activation of any view be notified to this session. The request is cleared after the next notification. Only the last made notification request is honoured.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Requests that the next deactivation of the view identified by aViewId be notified to this session. The request is cleared after the next notification. Only the last made notification request is honoured.

For example, can be used when a screensaver view is deactivated by new user activity to reset the system state.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Requests that the next deactivation of any view be notified to this session. The request is cleared after the next notification. Only the last made notification request is honoured.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Queues an asynchronous view server event request. This method should be called by the active scheduler so that an outstanding request for view server event notification is maintained. The view server interprets the first queue made by a session as the sign that the session application is up and runnning.

This method is now deprecated becasue the requests are now automatically queued by CVwsSessionWrapper .

Removes a view from the list maintained by the view server.

Retrives the custom message contents for the event currently being processsed from the server.

This method is typically called when the MVwsSessionObserver is notified that it should activate a new view.

Sets the time out duration for client requests.

If the time taken to process a view event exceeds this limit any outstanding client request will silently be completed.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Sets the session default view for the screen device mode aMode to aViewId. Valid values for aMode are those listed in the Wserv initialisation file.

As of R6 this function has no effect.

Overloaded member funtion that sets the session default view for the default screen device mode to aViewId.

As of R6 this funtion has no effect.

Sets the time out duration for server events.

If the time taken to process a view event exceeds this limit the server event will be completed. If a client is preventing the view event from completing the server will panic that client.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Sets the system default view for a specific screen device mode.

The system default view is the view used when an unrecoverable error in view activation occurs or when an application exits.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Sets the system default view for the default screen device mode.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Shut down the view server.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

Starts the application with Uid aAppToStart.

Establishes a connection to the view server if necessary.

The request is queued in the server and processed in turn. The application will be started by a call to the implementation of the MVwsAppStarter interface that is provided at server start up.

This method provides an alternative to apparc for starting apps on systems where use of the view server is preferred to use of the apparc server.

Starts the view server, spawning a new thread in which the server will run.

Takes a reference to the implementation of the MVwsAppStarter interface aAppStarter which it will share from the heap and which should be for the exclusive use of the view server only.