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sendp initiates an operation according to the information in the Request and returns a reference to a MessageRouting::PersistentRequest
as a CORBA::Object. As with send, the results of invocations made with sendp will be available once the caller uses get_response
or get_next_response. The out parameters and return value must not be used before the operation is done. A new CORBA::Request
may be constructed (in this same or a different process) and used to poll for the response to this request by calling create_request,
properly associating the out arguments and return value with that request and then passing the PersistentRequest reference
to the new Request’s prepare (described below). The caller can then invoke get_response or get_next_response to obtain the
operation results.
As with send, sendc may raise a standard system exception if a failure is detected before control is returned to the client,
but this is not guaranteed. All other exceptions will be raised when get_response is called.