Hi Anders, I'm curious as to why we need to have the org.omg.* classes in a module by themselves. Right now, it seems like having all of the CORBA code located in the Yoko 'core' module should be fine for most purposes. Is there a reason why we need to break this down further into multiple CORBA modules or have I misunderstood what you are trying to achieve?
Regards, Darren On 5/30/06, Anders Hessellund Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We need a seperate module for the org.omg.* stuff. Geronimo needs a working copy of this module. I put quite a lot of effort into creating a CORBA 3.0 spec using the JacORB compiler. Unfortunately this didn't end very well, the spec classes generated by JacORB ended up causing NullPointerExceptions, and the Geronimo project reverted to an older spec. For starters, I think we should simply throw all the org.omg.* classes into a separate module. We don't have a IDL to JAVA compiler yet, so we can't compile the IDL files without relying on a 3rd party compiler. Suns idlj compiler is not CORBA 3.0 compliant, so we will not be able to compile the CORBA 3.0 specs with idlj. JacORB is not CORBA 3.0 compliant either, and is furthermore causing those NPEs. Unless I hear any complaints, I'll start moving the org.omg.* stuff to a separate package. I think we want the CORBA spec in Yokos SVN repository, not in Geronimos. Does anyone disagree with this? Best regards, Anders
