Hi,
I'm currently implementing some CosCollection based classes. When testing the
implementation I'll receive about 20% or more BAD_OPERATION exceptions on
methods sending to my collections created for tests. When debugging I found
that my collection factory will receive messages (like add_element()) directed
to its formerly created collection objects.
After days of debugging and code review I didn't find the reason of this
failure but found a workaround:
Instead of activating my collections and other objects like collection
iterators or Operations objects using POA::activate_object() which implicitly
generates an ObjectId, I better use POA::activate_object_with_id(). When
generating my own process-wide unique ID I'll never get BAD_OPERATIONS any more.
I'm developing and testing on MacOSX 10.8 in 32-bit memory mode using Xcode
with LLVM gcc 4.2 compiler-suite.
Ciao
Thomas
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