The QGrpcOperation class implements common logic to handle communication in Grpc channel. 更多...
头: | #include <QGrpcOperation> |
CMake: |
find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Grpc)
target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE Qt6::Grpc) |
Since: | Qt 6.5 |
继承: | QObject |
继承者: | |
Status: | Technical Preview |
QGrpcMetadata | metadata () const |
T | read () const |
void | setData (const QByteArray & data ) |
void | setData (QByteArray && data ) |
void | setMetadata (const QGrpcMetadata & metadata ) |
void | setMetadata (QGrpcMetadata && metadata ) |
void | errorOccurred (const QGrpcStatus & status ) |
void | finished () |
[signal]
void
QGrpcOperation::
errorOccurred
(const
QGrpcStatus
&
status
)
This signal indicates the error occurred during serialization.
This signal is emitted when error with status occurs in channel or during serialization.
[signal]
void
QGrpcOperation::
finished
()
This signal indicates the end of communication for this call.
If signal emitted by stream this means that stream is successfully closed either by client or server.
Getter of the metadata received from the channel. For the HTTP2 channels it usually contains the HTTP headers received from the server.
另请参阅 setMetadata ().
Reads message from raw byte array stored in QGrpcCallReply .
Returns a copy of the deserialized message or, on failure, a default-constructed message.
Interface for implementation of QAbstractGrpcChannel .
Should be used to write raw data from channel to reply data raw data received from channel.
Interface for implementation of QAbstractGrpcChannel .
Should be used to write raw data from channel to reply data raw data received from channel.
Interface for implementation of QAbstractGrpcChannel .
Should be used to write metadata from channel to reply metadata received from channel. For the HTTP2 channels it usually contains the HTTP headers received from the server.
另请参阅 metadata ().
Interface for implementation of QAbstractGrpcChannel .
Should be used to write metadata from channel to reply metadata received from channel. For the HTTP2 channels it usually contains the HTTP headers received from the server.