Is it possible to acquire multiple instances of the same remote object class

Suli Sahne

Hi there,

I have a problem with aquiring multiple instances of a nested remote object class.

Let's say I have the following rep file:

// xyz.rep
class Foo {
  ...
}

class Bar {
  CLASS foo(Foo)
}

I have now two instances of my BarSource implementation:

class Foo: public FooSource {
    Q_OBJECT
    ...
};

class Bar : public BarSource {
    Q_OBJECT
    ...
};

// Somewhere else in the server
auto* foo1 = new Foo();
foo1->setObjectName("Foo1");
m_host->enableRemoting(foo1, foo1->objectName()); // m_host is of type QRemoteObjectHostBase*

auto* bar1 = new Bar();
bar1->setObjectName("Bar1");
bar1->setFoo(foo1 );
m_host->enableRemoting(bar1, bar1->objectName());

auto* foo2 = new Foo();
foo2->setObjectName("Foo2");
m_host->enableRemoting(foo2, foo2->objectName());

auto* bar2 = new Bar();
bar2->setObjectName("Bar2");
bar2->setFoo(foo2);
m_host->enableRemoting(bar2, bar2->objectName());

// Somewhere else in the client
auto* bar1Replica = m_remoteObjectNode.acquire<Bar>("Bar1");
auto* bar2Replica = m_remoteObjectNode.acquire<Bar>("Bar2"); // causes the assert below

When i look at the generated header file, a hard coded string is passed when calling aquire in the generated BarReplica class:

QRemoteObjectStringLiterals::CLASS().arg("foo") // "Class::foo"

Am i correct in assuming that this string is causing the problem and that it cannot be dynamically customized?