RE: [Ohla-devel] Object Management

[Newcomb, Michael-P. <Mic...@gd...>]

Mathias,

It isn't spelled out specifically in the post conditions (which it
should have), but if you look at the wording of the section you will see
it.

1516.1-2000.pdf, page 84 (92 of 475)

6.10 Delete Object Instance

The Delete Object Instance service shall inform the federation that an
object instance with the specified designator, which has the
HLAprivilegeToDeleteObject instance attribute that is owned by the
joined federate, is to be removed from the federation execution. Once
the object instance is removed from the federation execution, the
designator and name shall not be reused and all joined federates that
owned attributes of the object instance shall no longer own those
attributes. The RTI shall use the Remove Object Instance service to
inform all other joined federates which know the object instance that
the object instance has been deleted. The invoking joined federate shall
own the HLAprivilegeToDeleteObject attribute of the specified object
instance.

In the 2nd sentence: "... the designator and name shall not be reused
...".

Thanks,
Michael

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ohl...@li...=20
> [mailto:ohl...@li...] On Behalf Of=20
> Mathias Vormelcher
> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 4:08 PM
> To: ohl...@li...
> Subject: [Ohla-devel] Object Management
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> hi,
> i have a question. In Federation.java OpenHLA manages a list=20
> of names that have been ever in use in combination with an=20
> object instance named 'retiredObjectNames'. Maybe it is=20
> because my native language is not english (maybe i don't=20
> understand it correct) but i would have interpreted the IEEE=20
> 1516 specification not like this. Especially for the method=20
> 'deleteObjectInstance()' it is not clearly said that the name=20
> shall never be reused again (for example in the post-conditions).
> Perhaps i am false? For what exact reason the=20
> 'retiredObjectNames'-list is necessary?
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> greetings,
> Mathias
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