CORBA 2.3.3 Getting Started Guide (NonStop CORBA 2.3.7+)

Chapter 8. Running JORB Lite

Table of Contents

Building and Running the Stack Example

Building the Stack Example

Running the Stack Example

Calling NonStop CORBA Applications from JORB Lite

Running Clients and Servers on Remote Machines

After you have installed JORB Lite, you can test your system setup by running one of the examples

supplied with the JORB Lite package.

Building and Running the Stack Example

To build and run the JORB Lite Stack example, open two DOS command-prompt windows. In each

window, navigate to the javasamples/stack directory.

The Stack example includes several batch (.BAT) files to help you build and run of the Stack example:

Stack Example Files for JORB Lite

Name Description

make.bat

This file generates the Java Language Mappings files from the stack.idl

interface and builds the client applications and server applications.

runclient.bat

This file runs the client Java progam.

runserver.bat

This file runs the server Java program.

runserverpoa.bat

This file runs the server Java program using a POA server.

In addition to these batch files, the Stack example also uses the file lib\lite.dbm, a text file that

provides the configuration database for the JORB Lite environment.

Building the Stack Example

Follow these steps to build the client and server applications:

Open a DOS command-prompt window, and navigate to the JORB Lite Stack example directory.1.

Run the make.bat file to generate the Stack Java files and build the client and server applications.2.

Modify the lib\lite.dbm file by referring to your host name or IP address and a port number in

the file.