machines hostname.
I've had the same problem and it was resolved by making the above change.
/Magnus
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From: MIME :[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: den 26 september 2002 10:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: corba on linux
Hello,
I am using rh7.3 and trying to run some
Hello,
I am using rh7.3 and trying to run some corba applications.
I couldn't make my corba programs run on linux which run
on windows and also on localhost without any exception.
When I run them on different machines. It gave an exception. (minor 201)
Is there any security options on linux
If you are searching for an ORB in Java use JacORB, i used to program in
JacORB more than one year ago, so i expect now its better that before, is
written in 100% pure Java, and the documentation is excelent, believeme
excelent, and with a lot of examples to play with. You will have no problem
pr
"Eric / Chang-Cheng, Chao" wrote:
>
> Hi, I want to write some CORBA-compliant java programs and I need
> "idltojava" in order to convert the IDL files to Java files. I checked
> the Sun's website and I found versions for Sparc Solaris and Windows but
>
There are tons of them, commercial and free. Go to:
http://adams.patriot.net/~tvalesky/freecorba.html
for the free ones as well as www.inprise.com for VisiBroker for Java. Fill out
the survey, and at the download page, choose the Linux platform.
Java 1.2 also has CORBA support. Go to:
http
Hi, I want to write some CORBA-compliant java programs and I need
"idltojava" in order to convert the IDL files to Java files. I checked
the Sun's website and I found versions for Sparc Solaris and Windows but
none for Linux. Can anyone tell me where I can get it if ther
I've used Orbacus, which may not be the most feature-complete, but
is all Java and works great on Linux.
Aaron
On Sun, 31 Oct 1999, Paul Gearon wrote:
> Hi,
> I've been mostly using C++ bindings for CORBA until now, but I'd like to
> start writing in Java. Does
Hi,
I've been mostly using C++ bindings for CORBA until now, but I'd like to
start writing in Java. Does anyone know a reasonable ORB for use with
Linux?
TIA
Regards,
Paul
Paul Gearon
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Hi all,
I have a lower version of SUN system(SUN Classic) with Solaris V2.4 and
'C' Compiler loaded.Can anybody give me the site reference where I can
find a CORBA IDL compiler for 'C' on SUN system working on Solaris 2.4.
Thanks in
Hello:
I'm student of the "Universidad Politecnica de Valencia".
I would like to get information about Corba with java2 (no with
visibroker,...).
Can you tell me where could I get it from?
Thank you very mu
Generic Manager/Factory implementation
needs: JacORB, >jdk1.1.x
Making a distributed system i had the need of having somehow something that
would allow to start on a network of machines distributed process. I was told
to use the factory paradigm, which means having on each machine of the network
Hello!
I asked this about 1 mounth ago but got no answer.
In the meantime I did some additional tests.
When I run a Corba Server implemeted with Java1.2 on my Linux box
I cant get a connection from any other non-linux machine (I don't have a 2nd
linux machine here for a test). Connectin
Dear Daniele,
Did you get any answers on your CORBA problem? I too am experiencing the same
anomaly. I'm using RedHat 5.2 Linux with JDK117_v1a, with Orbacus 3.1.2. I
get your error when I run the Client on a WindowsNT box, with the HelloWorld
Server running on my Linux box. When the c
27;t need to run
Visigenic (aka Inprise) has versions of their products for several *nix
including the daemons, so I suppose the port to Linux would depend only on
Visigenic deciding that to be a good idea.
> OSAgent if I stick to standard CORBA. I might try that (my first
> attempts were
e McKinlay says that I don't need to run
OSAgent if I stick to standard CORBA. I might try that (my first
attempts were unsuccessful, probably because I didn't find out how to
tell the Visigenic ORB how to find the NameService). I think I would
rather not use Visibroker at all; I installed
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 req
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
> >I've just started to play around with some CORBA stuff in Java/C++. I
> >was looking around for a nice free ORB, and came across ORBacus (used
> >to be OmniBroker). It's free for non-commerical use, which is great if
> >you're trying to learn about it.
27;t know what the current status is.
Rich
Craig E Rasmussen writes:
> >I've just started to play around with some CORBA stuff in Java/C++. I
> >was looking around for a nice free ORB, and came across ORBacus (used
> >to be OmniBroker). It's free for non-commeric
>I've just started to play around with some CORBA stuff in Java/C++. I
>was looking around for a nice free ORB, and came across ORBacus (used
>to be OmniBroker). It's free for non-commerical use, which is great if
>you're trying to learn about it.
Would the ORB that
This is really just an info message, as I saw a number of people
talking about CORBA and Java.
I've just started to play around with some CORBA stuff in Java/C++. I
was looking around for a nice free ORB, and came across ORBacus (used
to be OmniBroker). It's free for non-commerical
s in /etc/hosts.
You might check the bug parade at developer.javasoft.com. I recall there were a
few similar bugs reported there. (One is reported fixed in 1.2fcs; is that what
Blackdown is building off of?)
The other CORBA problems with GIOP errors are probably related.
Please discard my previos message about the InitialPort and remote
host. I happend to use the wrong window when testing... *blush*
(solaris -> solaris...)
I can only confirm that there is a problem with jdk1.2 pre-v1 and
jdk1.2 solaris (final production release).
Sorry for any inconvenience
=> I have installed jdk1.2 version pre-v1 for i386 on my Redhat 5.2 linux
=> distribution.
=>
=> The simple hello world example of the java tutorial at the address:
=> http://www.javasoft.com/docs/books/tutorial/idl/hello/index.html
=>
=> gives me an error when i execute the server and the clien
"Daniele Sacchetti Matr.1783" wrote:
>
> I have installed jdk1.2 version pre-v1 for i386 on my Redhat 5.2 linux
> distribution.
>
> The simple hello world example of the java tutorial at the address:
> http://www.javasoft.com/docs/books/tutorial/idl/hello/index.html
>
> gives me an error when i
Sorry, I have the same problem!
BTW: Can anyone recomend a CORBA product (mico, omniorb,..) to comunicate
with my Java2 program
(as server as well as client)? Should later run under NT :-(
Thanks
Peter
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I have installed jdk1.2 version pre-v1 for i386 on my Redhat 5.2 linux
distribution.
The simple hello world example of the java tutorial at the address:
http://www.javasoft.com/docs/books/tutorial/idl/hello/index.html
gives me an error when i execute the server and the client on two
different ma
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
book `Client/Server Programming with Java and CORBA'
it is mentioned that both Visibroker and JDK1.2 generate `portable'
stubs, meaning that they can be compiled with any other ORB
implementation. Yeah, sure. When I used Visibroker (with the flag
`-portable') it wouldn't compile
> 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
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 com
> 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
s 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 IDL-to-Java compiler
> (idltojava). Do you have plans to provide a
just interfaces which your implmentation
must implement. However, the stubs and skeletons are not so simple,
and rely upon the individual CORBA runtime implementation specifics.
If you look at the output of the _YourClassStub.java files, you'll see
that these files are non-trivial.
Implementing your
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 w
sun's idltojava converter takes in idl code and spew out "processed"
java code. You can look into the java code and you will realized that
they will not be much more work converting idl to java code by hand.
So cheer up, you can still do
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
Here is site for general information on Corba, DCOM, DCE for Linux
http://linas.org/linux/corba.html
I have tried Orbacus with Linux. Available at:
http://www.ooc.com
Match
>Hi Christopher,
>
>Well, but where is IDL compiler? I saw one at sun's site but it look
Mike wrote:
>
> Well, but where is IDL compiler? I saw one at sun's site but it looks
> like binary package and I'm not sure it will work with linux... Do you
> know about any alternative IDLC?
The Win32 version of idltojava from Sun works under WINE, so with some
treaking, you can compile simpl
> 2.) Definition BOA - Basic Object Adapter
> Definition POA - Portable Object Adapter
>
> OMG , in CORBA 2.x specification deprecated the BOA because ORB implement
> ors could not agree upon or implemented the BOA interface differently
> making it almost i
eases
prior to JAVA2.
2.) Definition BOA - Basic Object Adapter
Definition POA - Portable Object Adapter
OMG , in CORBA 2.x specification deprecated the BOA because ORB implement
ors could not agree upon or implemented the BOA interface differently
making it almost impossib
ackdown distribution does not have a swing* file.
> Which .jar contains the swing classes?
> By the way, this would also be interessting for the CORBA classes ?!
> Which version of CORBA does the JDK1.2 support (1.0, 2.0, 2.2 ?). For
> example, the Java ORB from ORBacus uses a class cal
ion
2. Copy it to netscape/java/classes
Very nice, but the blackdown distribution does not have a swing* file.
Which .jar contains the swing classes?
By the way, this would also be interessting for the CORBA classes ?!
Which version of CORBA does the JDK1.2 support (1.0, 2.0, 2.2 ?). For
example, the
Hi,
perhaps it's of interest for you,
i just found out that the VisiBroker Windows process 'osagent'
runs fine under the Linux emulator 'wine' !
I downloaded the binary distribution from
http://www.winehq.com/download.html
and modified the $HOME/.winerc (a copy from the wine source
distribut
> Hence, you have an environment using muliple lang (C++/Java), multiple
> platform (Linux server/ non-Linux client), multiple ORB
> (omniORB/JavaIDL).
About 1 year ago i used a combination of omniORB (my C++ server)
and ORBaccus (my Java client) successfully on Linux.
I believe, this situation
wasting my time
>barking up this tree?
>
>Otherwise, everything worked just fine. My CORBA apps (I've now
>ported over about 4 from NT) run very smoothly
>over Blackdown (1.1.7v1a on x86).
>
>Ron
>
>
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m a dos shell, is beyond me. (Though that's
hardly the only example of poor Visibroker design).
I've never run wine - any thoughts on whether it's worth trying
to get osagent running on wine, or would I be wasting my time
barking up this tree?
Otherwise, everything worked just fine. My
last used it,
but I have not had the opportunity to look into it deeply.
> Where are you running JDK 1.2 and SUN IDL, on Linux ? Does this work?
Oh yes, just fine! I add rt.jar to the *end* of my classpath, so that
only the CORBA files are used from it, and swing and everything else
come
It's
nice to keep generated files in a separate directory anyway.
So, I run everything on Linux, with the exception of that compiler.
> at no point
> has the combination of "+Java +CORBA +Linux", right?
> I.e, the Java ORB is not on Linux, only the C++ ORB.
> I ask only
e ORB.
> However, just to be clear, the config. above at no point
> has the combination of "+Java +CORBA +Linux", right?
I didn't follow it ... has Sun released JavaIDL as open source ? If yes,
this combination is indeed possible today.
Cheers
-- Matthias
the Blackdown team should have up Real Soon Now, right?).
>
> Cheers,
> -A.
a. My thanks to Marcel as well - that was very helpful & timely Marcel,
as I'm just now porting a Visibroker based CORBA training
class from NT to Linux. Thanks!
b. Armen, as I understand things,
- omniO
Sorry if this is off-topic, but you might also look at ORBacus. I think it
was based on OmniORB originally, but is being commercially developed.
Their prices are reasonable, and they license it for free for
non-commecial uses. The Java ORB works fine on Java 1.1.7 on linux.
We've been using it w
Marcel,
Thanks for your great summary! BTW, I just wanted to let you know, we've switched to
omniORB2/Sun IDL (JDK1.2) instead of Visibroker. I felt that visi was just way too
expensive, and being a believer in the benefits of Open Source software (and reading
all the great posts re omniORB), I
Hi,
after some mails about VisiBroker, here are some hints how to run
VisiBroker on Linux:
1) Everything from VisiBroker runs fine on Linux (pure Java), but not
the osagent process
which is nativ binary (and not supported on Linux)
2) if you don't use the name server and don't run the gatekeepe
You guys are all amazing! Great work!
I hope you won't mind me asking when the Linux world can hope to see
Java IDL, or JDK1.2?
Thanks for any hints. I am starting a project that requires CORBA. I
want to do it on Linux if it all possible...
--
Christopher Rowan
does anyone know of utilities (free and simple) that can generate CORBA Idl
from a java source file?
There are some comercial tools, however, these tools still requires our team
to customize the IDL
generation and be tied to the tools propietary's API's.
We are looking for a simple
>I did exactly the same and worked perfectly for me as well, but I
>didn't try it with JIT compilation switched on.
>Please note that you won't have an IDL compiler under Linux, because
>that part of JDK1.2 isn't written in Java :-(
Yes, no help for this. We have had to run idltojava on a Solar
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| From: seifertd / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| To: java-linux / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: which is the best CORBA/Java implementation?
| Date: Thursday, November 12, 1998 4:12PM
|
|
| > Any chance to find something like this? BTW is anyone here
using CO
> Any chance to find something like this? BTW is anyone here using CORBA in
> conjunction with java?
Hello,
We have been able to get the JDK1.2beta CORBA implementation to work on
our Linux box. All we did was unjar the jdk1.2beta classes.zip and then
jar up all the org/omg
Bruno Boettcher wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> i wanted to distribute the simulator i am writing with rmi, was then pointed
> out that it would be a lot better if i would use CORBA, i have read a book
> about it, and in fact this seems to be true
>
> Now RMI is bundled w
cific. Finally, both are $. For CORBA Orbs that
provide a Java binding or are written in Java, run on a Linux box and that don't cost
money, then some options include:
JacORB - Written in Java by a professor in Berlin:
http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/~brose/jacorb/
ORBacus - Written by Object-Ori
OrbixWeb 3.0 from Iona
www.iona.com
Chris
:->
Bruno Boettcher wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i wanted to distribute the simulator i am writing with rmi, was then pointed
> out that it would be a lot better if i would use CORBA, i have read a book
> about it, and in fact this seems to b
Hello,
i wanted to distribute the simulator i am writing with rmi, was then pointed
out that it would be a lot better if i would use CORBA, i have read a book
about it, and in fact this seems to be true
Now RMI is bundled with the JDK, as far as i have seen the official CORBA/Java
bindings
I have written applets which use ORBIXWEB. The Orbixweb product
consists of
an implementation of CORBA 2.0 for JAVA. The product has an Orb,
Nameservice,
and other stuff as well as the javaidl compiler. You should be able to
use javaidl from
SUN to communicate to any CORBA 2.0 compliant ORB on
>What's Orbix web?
It's Iona's implementation of CORBA for Java.
>Is there a orb build-in JDK1.2?
Yes, but it's expected to be quite basic and not as powerful as products
like OrbixWeb, not to mention issues related to speed and reliability
(OrbixWeb has been availabl
Anyone know anything about CORBA in Java?
What's Orbix web?
Is there a orb build-in JDK1.2?
Is that mean if I get the orb from JDK1.2
I don't need Orbix web?
Thanks.
Sze Wong
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| Cc: drobnic.pavlo / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED];
| java-linux / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: JDK 1.2 Support for CORBA
| Date: Thursday, October 01, 1998 9:50AM
|
| > I needed CO
> I needed CORBA support for Linux as well. At time I was not aware of
> any free Java ORB availbale so I did the following... I unzipped
> classes.zip from JDK1.2beta3
> for win32 and picked out the stuff related to CORBA (something like
> org.omg.corba.*)
> and re-zipped
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| To: hswong / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]; java-linux /
| mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: JDK 1.2 Support for CORBA
| Date: Monday, September 28, 1998 12:28PM
|
| > I'm looking for JDK1.2 for Linux as I ne
> I'm looking for JDK1.2 for Linux as I need CORBA support. I was
> wondering what the timeline is for the release and whether I can help
> with the porting. Thanks
Probably you don't need JDK1.2 for playing with CORBA.
There are few CORBA2 compatible ORBs writen com
>>>>> Hoong-Shen Wong writes:
> Hi, I'm looking for JDK1.2 for Linux as I need CORBA support. I was
> wondering what the timeline is for the release and whether I can
> help with the porting. Thanks
Non-commercial licensees have no access to the 1.2 sources yet,
so
Hi,
I'm looking for JDK1.2 for Linux as I need CORBA support. I was
wondering what the timeline is for the release and whether I can help
with the porting. Thanks
hoongshen
Try ORBacus (http://www.ooc.com/ob), it is CORBA-2 compliant and
is free for non-commercial use. Available with source code.
Best regards,
-- Cassino
Actually, if you're already doing Java and just want to get your feet wet
with CORBA, JDK 1.2 contains a CORBA transient name source and an IDL
compiler (actually, I'm not sure if idltojava comes with JDK 1.2, but it's
downloadable from somewhere or other). That's probab
u can evaluated for 30 days.
if you're looking for free orbs check out
http://adams.patriot.net/~tvalesky/freecorba.html
> Hi All
>
> I am a Java Developer
> Now I want to learn CORBA
>
> Can u suggest some good sites on WEB where I can get more Info.
>
> Thanks in Advance,
>
> Mahesh M.
>
>
I havent USED this product (omniORB 2), but if its half as good as their
Virtual Network Computing(VNC), it should be great.
David Tarendash
Market News Service
http://www.orl.co.uk/software.html
Richard Jones wrote:
>
<
>
> PS. I'm still looking for a freeware Java ORB. Any suggestions?
Richard Jones wrote:
>
8<
>
> PS. I'm still looking for a freeware Java ORB. Any suggestions?
>
Try the Free CORBA page at
http://adams.patriot.net/~tvalesky/freecorba.html
I'd be interested in recommendations from this lot...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I am a Java Developer
> Now I want to learn CORBA
>
> Can u suggest some good sites on WEB where I can get more Info.
A good place to start is http://www.omg.org/ This is the
standards body that defines CORBA, and you can downlo
Hi All
I am a Java Developer
Now I want to learn CORBA
Can u suggest some good sites on WEB where I can get more Info.
Thanks in Advance,
Mahesh M.
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