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Invocation

The process of sending a request and receiving the corresponding response is called an invocation.

Making invocations is the primary activity of client applications.

With Ice, you need a proxy to make an invocation - proxies provide the only invocation API.

A proxy is a local object that represents a remote Ice object, and encapsulates the following information:

  • the identity of the target object, plus an optional facet

  • addressing information to reach this remote object, namely one or more endpoints

  • various invocation options and connection selection options

A proxy is also tied to a communicator that provides the connection establishment and management logic.

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