Performance of DBUS with multiple nodes
Havoc Pennington
hp at redhat.com
Thu Mar 29 11:31:10 PDT 2007
Hi,
Jacques Guillou wrote:
> Thanks for your answer.
> If the daemon doesn't keep any introspection data, I guess that also
> means it doesn't check message signatures against the corresponding
> introspection data, right ?
> So you can call a method with "wrong" parameter types without being
> rejected by the daemon (probably the service itself will fail somehow) ?
> But if you try to extract an integer from a message which actually
> contains a string, you will get an error, probably by the binding and
> not by the daemon ?
> So the daemon doesn't perform any check on the content of the messages,
> does it ?
>
Right, as John says. If you're familiar with XML, the daemon and libdbus
require messages to be "well formed" but the application is responsible
for any "validation." Some libdbus methods, such as
dbus_message_get_args(), will do some of the validation for you.
Havoc
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