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You should additionally implement XConnection2. @see XConnection2 */ published interface XConnection: com::sun::star::uno::XInterface { /** reads a requested number of bytes from the connection.

This method is blocking, meaning that it always returns a bytesequence with the requested number of bytes, unless it has reached end of file (which often means, that close() has been called).

please see also the readSomeBytes() method of XConnection2. @return The read number of bytes. The return value and the length of the returned sequence must be identical. @param nBytesToRead The number of bytes to be read from the stream. @throws com::sun::star::io::IOException in case an error occurred during reading from the stream. */ long read( [out] sequence < byte > aReadBytes , [in] long nBytesToRead ) raises( com::sun::star::io::IOException ); // DocMerge from xml: method com::sun::star::connection::XConnection::write /** writes the given bytesequence to the stream.

The method blocks until the whole sequence is written. @throws com::sun::star::io::IOException in case an error occurred during writing to the stream. */ void write( [in] sequence < byte > aData ) raises( com::sun::star::io::IOException ); /** Empties all internal buffers. */ void flush( ) raises( com::sun::star::io::IOException ); /** Immediately terminates any ongoing read or write calls. All subsequent read or write calls() */ void close( ) raises( com::sun::star::io::IOException ); /** A unique string describing the connection.

This string is different from the arguments to XConnection::accept and XConnector::connect. In general, the string contains an additional handle value. For example, "socket,host=localhost,port=2002,uniqueValue=2324".

*/ string getDescription(); }; };};};}; #endif