CORBA 2.3.3 Programmer's Guide for C++ (NonStop CORBA 2.3.3+)

transaction management in, Managing Transactions in Client Wrappers
Clients
design considerations for, Designing a Client
network, Design Activities
running on Himalaya, Design Activities
Comm Servers
defined, Introduction to NonStop CORBA Components
increasing number of, Increasing the Number of Comm Server Processes
reconfiguring for scalability, Adjusting TS/MP Configuration Parameters
using with Parallel Library TCP/IP, Using Parallel Library TCP/IP
Compiler options
See IDL compiler
Concurrency
and client design, Designing a Client
and object design, Designing Object Interfaces and Classes
and performance tuning, Taking Advantage of Concurrency
Condition variable
available operations for, Using the NonStop CORBA Portable Threading (vthread) API
details of use, Creating and Using a Condition Variable
Configuration database
defined, Introduction to NonStop CORBA Components
Configuration problems, Troubleshooting Application Components
connect() method
figure, Client Event Handler and Event-Handler User
using in TCP/IP server wrappers, Calling a TCP/IP Server
connect_complete() upcall, Calling a TCP/IP Server
connect_failed() upcall, Client Event Handler and Event-Handler User
connect_in() method
figure, Listener Event Handler and Event-Handler User
using in Pathsend client wrapper, Writing a Client Wrapper for a Context-Free Pathsend Requester
connected() upcall, Client Event Handler and Event-Handler User
Console
See NonStop Distributed Component Console
Context-free Pathsend