would love to see code examples.....
The way we had to handle EJB access via CORBA is to wrap the interfaces in
IDL.
-John
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Doron Somer wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Could you provide some more details about your CORBA support. We have
done
> internally something similar where users define components in CORBA IDL,
and
> we use the tie approach + post processing of the _Operations interface to
be
> a legitimate EJB/RMI remote interface.
>
> Do you know of other app servers that took this approach for providing
CORBA
> interop.
For Sybase EAServer 3.5, we use CORBA 2.0 IDL to describe component
home & remote interfaces, with a proprietary extension to IDL that
we use for customers who insist on using Java classes that do not map
nicely onto CORBA struct types. The IDL can be hand-coded, or reverse
engineered from the EJB home & remote interfaces. This provides immediate
access to EJBs from CORBA 2.0 clients (even non-Sybase CORBA clients).
> It seems like it'll take time until ORB vendors will support java2idl and
> interoperability will be realistic (it isn't great even today without
object
> by value).
If I could find a group of individuals willing to work on an alternative
non-OBV
IDL mapping for EJBs, I would be willing to drive the process. Then at
least
we could have REAL interoperability well before the whole OBV mess settles
down.
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