[SPAM] Re: [omniORB] C++ to Pascal?

[renny.koshy at rubixinfotech.com]

Gavin

I have not experience with Delphi... but I know that for one of our
customers, we're using a Borland product called Janeva on C# ... to connect
to an omniOrb based server.   The product is based on Visibroker's Java
client.   Only thing is that it is about $499 per license (deployment)

Renny Koshy
President & CEO

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  |       To:       Luke Deller <ldeller at xplantechnology.com>                                                  |
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Hi Luke,

Im not fully clued in on the problems with visibroker, as a contractor
was hired with CORBA experience to implement what we needed and i was
just told that it didnt work fully.
But i dont know for example the code produced by idl2pas wouldnt compile
for mulitple reasons, although this is of course fixable, their were
other reasons to do with servant implementations producing very odd
behaviour evan with a very simple 1 method IDL and very simple code,
much like the echo exmple.

What im currently look at is just formatting the objects i recieve via
corba to simple types i can pass to delphi since these methods are not
speed dependant, the methods that are, for controlling a camera for
example, just need to pass a single word.

gav.

Luke Deller wrote:

>Hi Gav,
>
>I understood that Visibroker has full support for Delphi; in what way does
the support seem lacking for you?  I would imagine that this is your best
option for using CORBA from Delphi.  (Of course, a Delphi+Visibroker client
should be able to communicate with an omniORB server (or vice versa) using
CORBA).
>
>If you can't use omniORB's C++ stubs from delphi, then you'll have similar
troubles trying to use the omniORB DLL because its interface involves C++
classes rather than simple C-style functions.
>
>Regards,
>Luke.
>
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