• Packaging stubs into DLLs.

• Minor updates.

• Per thread timeouts.
• Implement missing interceptors.
• Minor fixes.

• Updated to omniORB 4.0.

• Introduction
  • Features
  • Setting Up Your Environment
  • Platform specific variables
• The Basics
  • The Echo Object Example
  • Specifying the Echo interface in IDL
  • Generating the C++ stubs
  • Object References and Servants
  • A Quick Tour of the C++ stubs
  • Writing the servant implementation
  • Writing the client
  • Example 1 --- Colocated Client and Implementation
  • Example 2 --- Different Address Spaces
  • Example 3 --- Using the Naming Service
  • Example 4 --- Using tie implementation templates
  • Source Listings
• C++ language mapping
  • omniORB 2 BOA compatibility
  • omniORB 3.0 compatibility
• omniORB configuration and API
  • Setting parameters
  • Tracing options
  • Miscellaneous global options
  • Client side options
  • Server side options
  • GIOP and interoperability options
  • System Exception Handlers
  • Location forwarding
• The IDL compiler
  • Common options
  • C++ back-end options
  • Examples
• Interoperable Naming Service
  • Object URIs
  • Configuring resolve_initial_references
  • omniNames
  • omniMapper
  • Creating objects with simple object keys
• Interface Type Checking
  • Introduction
  • Interface Inheritance
• Connection and Thread Management
  • Background
  • The model
  • Client side behaviour
  • Server side behaviour
  • Idle connection shutdown
  • Transports and endpoints
  • Connection selection and acceptance
  • Bidirectional GIOP
  • SSL transport
• Code set conversion
  • Native code sets
  • Code set library
  • Implementing new code sets
• Interceptors
  • Interceptor registration
  • Available interceptors
• Type Any and TypeCode
  • Example using type Any
  • Type Any in omniORB
  • TypeCode in omniORB
  • Source Listing
• Packaging stubs into DLLs
  • Dynamic loading and unloading
  • Windows DLLs
• References

This document was translated from L^AT_EX by H^EV^EA and H^AC^HA.