[omniORB] Informations of omniORB 2.8.0'class

[Sai-Lai Lo]

The classes you really care about in the application are all fully defined
in the CORBA C++ mapping. There is also a omniORB class which define the
public API of omniORB that is not part of the standard. The definition is
in $(top)/include/omniORB2/omniORB.h. Anything else are internal omniORB
classes which I don't think it is wise to expose to the application unless
you have some special requirements that has not been catered for in the
current public API.

As for the internal class structure, the source is the best
documentation. Tools like a good class browser and a cross-reference
browser would help you to get the overall picture.

Sai-Lai

>>>>> cedric charrier writes:

> Thanks for your answer, I don't really want to know how omniORB is structured
> on the inside, but the inheritance between the class that I have to use in my
> application :
> when I developp an application on omniORB, I have to use types described in
> omniORB  instead of C++ type, so I would like to know if a graph or a summary
> of relationship between omniORB class or descriptions of class (need to used
> by a developper) exits.






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