org.omg.CORBA

## Interface PolicyOperations

- All Known Subinterfaces:
    IdAssignmentPolicy, IdAssignmentPolicyOperations, IdUniquenessPolicy, IdUniquenessPolicyOperations, ImplicitActivationPolicy, ImplicitActivationPolicyOperations, LifespanPolicy, LifespanPolicyOperations, Policy, RequestProcessingPolicy, RequestProcessingPolicyOperations, ServantRetentionPolicy, ServantRetentionPolicyOperations, ThreadPolicy, ThreadPolicyOperations
  All Known Implementing Classes:
    _PolicyStub

      public interface PolicyOperations

  Provides the operations for a `Policy` object.

- - ### Method Summary

    Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `Policy` | `copy()` Returns a copy of the `Policy` object.
    `void` | `destroy()` Destroys the `Policy` object.
    `int` | `policy_type()` Returns the constant value that corresponds to the type of the policy object.

- - ### Method Detail

    - #### policy_type

          int policy_type()

      Returns the constant value that corresponds to the type of the policy object. The values of the policy objects are allocated by the OMG. New values for PolicyType should be obtained from the OMG by sending mail to request@omg.org. In general the constant values that are allocated are defined in conjunction with the definition of the corresponding policy object.
      Returns:
        the constant value that corresponds to the type of the policy object

    - #### copy

          Policy copy()

      Returns a copy of the `Policy` object. The copy does not retain any relationships that the policy had with any domain or object.
      Returns:
        a copy of the `Policy` object

    - #### destroy

          void destroy()

      Destroys the `Policy` object. It is the responsibility of the `Policy` object to determine whether it can be destroyed.

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