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JBoss-IIOP.
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DESCRIPTION:
This is some preliminary code for IIOP support in JBoss.
1) In package org.jboss.iiop, I have written a simple MBean that serves
an ORB and POA in JNDI "java:" for JBoss to use.
2) In package org.jboss.iiop.rmi, I have written some code for analysing
java classes to get the metadata needed for a compile-less RMI-IIOP
mapping.
3) In package org.jboss.iiop.rmi.ir, I have written the code for a CORBA
Interface Repository that can be easily filled in with some remote
interfaces. This IR is meant to publish the metadata of the RMI-IIOP
mapping in the usual CORBA IR format.
4) In package org.jboss.iiop.rmi.server, I have written some code for
supporting an IIOP-based container invoker for JBoss. This contains
code for unmarshaling invocation arguments, and marshaling return
values and exceptions thrown.
HOW TO RUN:
1) Copy the file jacorb.jar to $JBOSS/lib and $JBOSS/src/lib, where $JBOSS
is the root of the JBoss source distribution. The file jacorb.jar is the
result of applying the patch JacORB.diff to JacORB 1.3.30 and recompiling
JacORB.
2) Add a MBean entry to $JBOSS/src/etc/conf/default/jboss.jcml, like:
<!-- ==================================================================== -->
<!-- RMI/IIOP -->
<!-- ==================================================================== -->
<mbean code="org.jboss.iiop.CorbaORBService"
name="DefaultDomain:service=CorbaORB">
</mbean>
3) Do a recursive copy of the src subdirectory here to $JBOSS/src.
This adds new directories and files, but should not change anything in
the existing JBoss sources.
4) Compile JBoss the usual way.
5) Copy the file jacorb.properties to $JBOSS/dist/bin.
6) When starting JBoss, you should see startup messages for the new service,
like:
[CorbaORBService] Starting
[Default] Setup Info: properties was file loaded from:
file:$JBOSS/dist/bin/jacorb.properties
[Default] JacORB V 1.3.30, www.jacorb.org
[Default] (C) Gerald Brose, FU Berlin, 13 June 2001
[Default] [ Build:
org.jacorb.orb.standardInterceptors.IORInterceptorInitializer ]
[Default] [ InterceptorManager started with 0 SIs, 0 CIs and 1 IORIs ]
[Default] [ no initial map policy defined. Defining default initial map policy ]
7) When starting the new service, a test interface repository is created, and
loaded with a few test classes. This will emit a large amount of debug
information to the logs. If this succeeds, the logs should contain lines like:
[Default] *******************************************
[Default] *******************************************
[Default] *******************************************
[Default] IR: [IOR:<snipped large hex string>]
[Default] *******************************************
[Default] *******************************************
[Default] *******************************************
[CorbaORBService] Started
8) The IOR of the test IR is stringified, and written to the file
$JBOSS/dist/bin/t.ior
9) To browse the IR, copy the script irbrowse.sh to $JBOSS/dist/bin.
You may have to edit that file to fit your environment.
Then simply run this script, and it should start the JacORB interface
repository browser GUI.
CREDITS:
Gerald Brose deserves _lots_ of credits for making this possible.
- For creating JacORB, and making it available under a Free license.
- For his work on Java and CORBA metadata, and his coding the JacORB IR,
which was a great inspiration for this.
Best Regards,
Ole Husgaard.
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