[omniORB] Automatic CORBA integration

[Glenn A. Hochberg]

One possibility is to use the "tie" template objects.  This way you can
leave your original classes alone, and don't have to write the wrapper
classes--the IDL compiler generates them for you.  See the omniORB
User's Guide
(http://www.uk.research.att.com/omniORB/doc/omniORB2/omniORB2.html).

    -Glenn

Jesper Nordenberg wrote:

> I've written an object-oriented C++ application and would like to add
> CORBA to it. One way to do it is to write a wrapper that encapsulates
> the CORBA functionality for each existing class. However, this is
> pretty much work. I think it would be possible to modify the
> application source code slightly so that it can be used both as a
> library and as CORBA objects (similar to RMI in Java). Any pointers to
> where to find information on how to do this? Thanks in
> advance! /Jesper Nordenberg

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