DBus service name

Hello everyone !

I'm writing a little DBus driven standalone progress bar, something like KDialog's progress bar.

The point would be to run a new bar from an application, getting its DBus reference through stdin and driving it from the mother application.

Each time I'm running a new bar, a new DBus service name is created. The names are :1.10, :1.11, :1.12, etc.

How to get this service name at registration time (so I could write it to stdout) ? The way the adaptor object is registered

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QDBusConnection::sessionBus().registerObject( "/", &bar )

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doesn't return the service name. Should I use QDBusConnection::registerService ? But what if I need to run several bar at the same time ?

Thank you very much !

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Originally Posted by charlesf

Should I use QDBusConnection::registerService ?

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Yes.

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But what if I need to run several bar at the same time ?

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That's what the object names are for. You'll have different objects for different instances of the progress bar.

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That's what the object names are for. You'll have different objects for different instances of the progress bar.

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It makes totally sense. My problem being that I don't know how to get the name of my newly created object.

I might have found the answer : QDBusConnection::sessionBus().interface() emits the signal serviceRegistered( const QString& ) when a new service is registered.

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Originally Posted by charlesf

My problem being that I don't know how to get the name of my newly created object.

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QDBusConnection::registerObject() takes a path to the object. The last part of the path is the object name.

I know my object name, of course. But I don't know the service name at registration time. QDBusConnection::sessionBus().interface()->serviceRegistered( const QString& ) works for me anyway.

QDBusConnection::registerService() takes a string argument where you can pass the service name.