Using David, I need to build an object connected to two different ORB.
With Jonathan_2_0_5, I could do something like that :
Properties prop_loc = new Properties();
Properties prop_dis = new Properties();
prop_loc.setProperty("david.naming.default_method","0");
prop_loc.setProperty("david.naming.default_host",machine_loc);
prop_loc.setProperty("david.naming.default_port",port_loc);
prop_dis.setProperty("david.naming.default_method","0");
prop_dis.setProperty("david.naming.default_host",machine_dist);
prop_dis.setProperty("david.naming.default_port",port_dist);
orb_dist = ORB.init(args2,prop_dis);
orb_local = ORB.init(args2,prop_loc);
org.omg.CORBA.Object ns_ref_dist =
orb_dist.resolve_initial_references("NamingService");
org.omg.CORBA.Object ns_ref_loc =
orb_local.resolve_initial_references("NamingService");
Trying this with Jonathan_3_0_a(2), it fails with an
org.omg.CORBA.COMM_FAILURE
exception : everything happens as if my properties are not taken into
account !
To my opinion the problem comes from the
org.objectweb.david.ORBClass.set_parameters(String[] args, Properties
props)
method which don't use its argument props !
Am I right ? If not, what should I do ?
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