CORBA 2.6 Programmer's Guide for Java

A feed (Feed)●
calc
Demonstrates:
Two object interface definitions written in IDL●
A server that implements the two interfaces defined by the
interface definition
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A client application that makes use of an instance of a
calcFactory object and an instance of a NS_Calculator
object
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Interoperability between JORB Lite and NonStop CORBA for
Java
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event_service
Demonstrates the use of the NonStop CORBA Event Service. The Event
Service is a CORBA specified facility which decouples communication
between objects. A supplier object produces events. A consumer object
processes that event data. The Event Channel is an intermediary which
permits suppliers and consumers to be decoupled. The sample
demonstrates:
A "push" supplier that produces events and supplies them to the
event channel at its own pace
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A "push" consumer that receives events from the event channel.
These events have previously been produced by a supplier.
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A "pull" supplier that produces events and supplies them to the
event channel upon demand
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A "pull" consumer that requests events from the event channel as it
requires them
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ins
Illustrates some of the basic concepts of Interoperable Naming Service
programming with NonStop CORBA. The ins sample shows you:
A server that publishes its reference as an IOR URL through the
Naming Service
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A client that uses orb.string_to_object to transform a URL
to an object reference
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A client that uses orb.resolve_initial_references to
transform a URL to an object reference
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jpathsend
Illustrates the use of following features:
JPathsend API from a NonStop CORBA Java application to wrap
a back-end TS/MP legacy application
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NonStop CORBA Naming Service●