> Michel Ruff suggested I run the Visigenic OSAgent through Wine; that
> sounds interesting, but I think I don't like having to depend on such a
> hack because a vendor didn't want to provide something that is not Win*
> specific. That said, Bryce McKinlay says that I don't need to run
Visigenic
Hey, I am learning a lot thank to you guys!
Michel Ruff suggested I run the Visigenic OSAgent through Wine; that
sounds interesting, but I think I don't like having to depend on such a
hack because a vendor didn't want to provide something that is not Win*
specific. That said, Bryce McKinlay says
Actually, you do not need to be running the osagent for Visibroker to work - the
osagent simply supports Visibroker's proprietry object location/binding
mechanism. As long as you stick to the CORBA-standard (and interoperable)
IOR/nameservice-based object binding, the osagent is not required.
Inc
Hi
> ...
> with the bind() methods, I think). Anyway, I decided not to use
> Visibroker because (if I am not mistaken) you need to use their
> OS agent
> (a Win* exe file).
The osagent runs very fine under Linux, if you use the 'wine' Windows
emulator.
http://www.winehq.com/download.html (ju
Michael Nielsen wrote:
> There is a strange problem, which I don't know if it is a problem
> with the Linux port of jdk1.2 or a problem in general with the
> org.omg classes.
>
> The IOR's generated from the JDK1.2 default java implementation
> seem to be deriving their localhost name from the fi
Troy Wu wrote:
>
> I'm not having a problem, really. The situation is that the output of
> idltojava compiler of CDK-A doesn't compile with CORBA classes of
> CDK-B (Corba Development Kit, that is =). Only runtime object
> instances are interoperable; not their source.
>
> *.java files generat
I must say that I found all the messages in response to my question
quite interesting. Thanks a lot! After I sent my original mail I tried
several things and none has yet quite worked (but I haven't finished my
last set of experiments :-). One thing, though: so much for
standards! In the book `Cli
> I have one question: I know JDK1.2 adds support for CORBA, and Sun
> distributes its own Java CORBA implementation. However (as always!), it
> distributes it for Solaris and Windows (ugh!). The Java classes are no
and the implementation is far from beeing standard and complete...
i am using jac
ORBacus works great with both JDK1.1 and 1.2. The major problem with
using it on JDK1.2 is the CORBA classes from Sun fit the OMG CORBA 2.2
standard which introduced the POA. ORBacus 3.x.x uses the CORBA 2.0
standard and the BOA.
To use ORBacus with JDK1.2, you can either set some parameters on
I'm not having a problem, really. The situation is that the output of
idltojava compiler of CDK-A doesn't compile with CORBA classes of
CDK-B (Corba Development Kit, that is =). Only runtime object
instances are interoperable; not their source.
*.java files generated by IDL compiled with JDK's
> Conversely, jidl (Orbacus' IDL compiler for Java) compiled class files
> won't run with the JDK runtime.
What's the problem exactly? Did you try setting the primary bootclasspath to the
ORBacus classes? (Personnaly, I do not have any
experience on Linux, but with earlier versions of Visibroker
I downloaded the Solaris version from Sun and installed the .class file
(InstallShield) from Linux Java 2, it failed at the end while trying to
install some java extension libraries. Another nameserv I already had
working wouldn't work anymore after that. I had to reinstall Java 2.
If you do get
In case anyone's keeping track, I'm sending my thanks for the Java2
port. =) You guys are way cool
We're using CORBA as distributed with Java2, and it's working
perfectly. We have a rather large application using Swing (JFC),
CORBA, JDBC, and multi-threading, and we're running servers (servan
First of all, many thanks for all the efforts!
I have one question: I know JDK1.2 adds support for CORBA, and Sun
distributes its own Java CORBA implementation. However (as always!), it
distributes it for Solaris and Windows (ugh!). The Java classes are no
problem, but one important piece is the
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