It looks clear for me now. So I assume that:
1. host-corba-? would be specific ORB providers
2. host-corba would contain logic to bind object, unbind object, get
reference basing on ORB obtained from host-corba-?
3. JDK CORBA would be default. How would user declare usage of different
CORBA implementation (so usage of another host-corba-? module)?
Could you also give me a tip where should I start to add this metadata
to map Java types to CORBA (the types are arrays, unions)?
Thanks,
Wojtek
Raymond Feng wrote:
Yes, CORBA provides a way to plug in ORB implementations using
properties. How we want to expose these property configurations? I
assume the CorbaHost can provide the value of these properties or it can
create an ORB instance.
Thanks,
Raymond
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From: "Wojtek Janiszewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 12:10 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-2397) Binding corba should use a
host-corba module
But custom CORBA implementations can be plugged just by adding some
properties, why can't we go that way? Do you mean that specific
host-corba modules would set those properties?
Thanks,
Wojtek
Raymond Feng wrote:
The main idea is to have the pluggability for different CORBA providers.
For example,
We could have host-corba to define the SPIs for other CORBA
providers, then we could potentially have:
host-corba-jdk: Use the CORBA implementation shipped by the JDK
host-corba-yoko: Use Yoko ORB
Thanks,
Raymond
