[omniORB] Executing problem with omniEvents (PushCons.java) - solved!!!

[Sang Yong Park]

Finally, I could solve the problem by your help and my friend gave me some
advice.

I should have studied to use corbaname and corbaloc. ^^

I did the following line.

Thanks again

 

gnoygnas at lunar java $ java PushCons
corbaname::lunar.skku.ac.kr:2809#EventChannel

Obtained ConsumerAdmin.

Obtained ProxyPushSupplier.

Connected Push Consumer.

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Tingle [mailto:alex.tingle at bronermetals.com] 
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 9:42 PM
To: Sang Yong Park
Cc: Users omniORB
Subject: Re: [omniORB] Executing problem with omniEvents (PushCons.java)

 

 

> gnoygnas at lunar java $ java PushSupp -ORBInitRef

> NameService=corbaname::lunar.skku.ac.kr:2809

 

I don't know the Java ORB well enough to know whether the Java ORB 

understands corbaname:: URIs. You don't say whether you are using Sun's 

Java ORB (version?), JacORB or OpenORB.

 

So. Do this:

 

1. Try the C++ examples first.

 

2. Try to get the Java examples to talk directly to the event service. 

eventc's `-v' option causes it to print out the IOR of the new channel. 

Then just feed the IOR into the PushSupp example. Like this:

 

  % eventc -v

  IOR1234....

  % java PushSupp IOR1234....

  %

 

3. Try to set Java's InitRef by using the naming service's IOR, rather 

than a corbaname:: URI. Like this:

 

  % java PushSupp -ORBInitRef NameService=IOR987...

  %

 

You will have to get the naming service's IOR from omniNames' output.

 

-Alex

 

--

Dammit Jim, I'm a programmer... not a mind reader!

 

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