Hello All,
Looking at the code generated from IDL I was wondering why none of the base classes are pure C++ interfaces. For example, given the following IDL:
interface Base
{
void foo();
void bar();
};
I get the following classes generated
class Base :
virtual public CORBA::Object
{
// the interface and lots of CORBA stuff
};
class Base_stub:
virtual public Base
{
// the interface and lots of CORBA stuff
};
class POA_Base : virtual public PortableServer::StaticImplementation
{
// the interface and lots of CORBA stuff
};
The question is why isn't there a true base class (interface) that looks like the following that the above classes derive from
class Base
{
public:
virtual void foo() = 0;
virtual void bar() = 0;
};
The reason for this is that I want my CORBA servant to be able to call into another object with exactly the same interface as the servant. None of the currently generated classes allow me to do this cleanly. Perhaps there's an IDL compiler option that I've missed?
Thanks
Paul
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