Toralf Lund wrote: > First question: Is this list actually alive??? Yes, the list is alive, but little conversation going on ;)
> > Second question: Can anyone explain how to set up an ORBit2 server so > that it can process several requests in parallel via multi-threading? > Did you take a look at this page? http://projects.gnome.org/ORBit2/orbit-docs/orbit/x1223.html#AEN1229 Taking a look at this sample code today, I would do it a bit differently, for example: instead of instanciating a new ORB within each thread, one should instanciate only a single ORB instance once in main thread and invoke "run" from within each thread on it. The "run" operation will add the specific thread to thread-pool, waiting for new incoming requests to be processed. This threading-model would be the most resource-efficient way. Does this help? May I ask you for the reason you look at CORBA, especially ORBit2? If you are interested in realtime-like middleware, it might be worth to look at http://www.OpenSplice.org, which is a DDS data centric publish/subscribe framework, providing scaling , fault-tolerance and realtime as key features. DDS is also an open standard. Just in case you would like professional services for ORBit2 or OpenSplice DDS, you can contact http://www.icoup-consulting.com Regards, Frank
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