InstanceCreator::SetUrn#
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inline InstanceCreator<Creator> &YR::internal::InstanceCreator::SetUrn(const std::string &urn)#
Set the function URN for the instance creation.
// Example: Setting the URN for an instance int main(void) { YR::Config conf; YR::Init(conf); auto cppCls = YR::CppInstanceClass::FactoryCreate("Counter::FactoryCreate"); auto cppIns = YR::Instance(cppCls) .SetUrn("sn:cn:yrk:default:function:0-opc-opc:$latest") .Invoke(1); auto obj = cppIns.CppFunction<int>("&Counter::Add").Invoke(1); return 0; }
Note
This method is designed to be used in conjunction with
CppInstanceClassorJavaInstanceClass. The URN format should follow the specified structure, and the tenant ID must be correctly configured to ensure proper functionality.Warning
Ensure that the tenant ID in the provided URN matches the tenant ID configured in the
Config. Mismatched tenant IDs may lead to errors or unexpected behavior.- Template Parameters:
Creator – The type of the creator used to construct the instance.
- Parameters:
urn – The function URN to be set. This URN should be obtained after the function is deployed. The tenant ID in the URN must match the tenant ID configured in the
Config. For details on tenant ID configuration, refer to the “About Tenant ID” section in theConfigdocumentation.- Returns:
InstanceCreator<Creator> & A reference to the
InstanceCreatorobject, allowing for a fluent interface to call theInvokemethod directly.