[omniORB] Looking for suggestions on best way to implement solution

[Andrew Luscomb]

I would like to hear from the members of this mailing list their best
suggestions on how to implement a solution to the following problem.
 
Client: Written in Java, runs on Windows machine on one network
(10.1.x.x)
Server: Written in C++, runs on Windows machine on another network
(172.16.x.x)
 
In between is a router that does NAT.
 
When the client and server are both running on the same network, using
omniORB to communicate, the code works fine.  Currently they are using a
stringified IOR, and no naming service.  When trying to split them
across the networks, even with supplying endPoints for the orb, an
Object Not Found error is thrown on the first connection across that
tries to resolve the IOR.
 
I have tried several different things and keep running into brick walls,
so I'm thinking there is a basic piece that I am missing.  I know that
what I am trying to do should be possible, and has probably already been
done by people on this list, and so I am looking for the high level
overview on the best way to implement this.  Any suggestions you have or
descriptions of how you solved this type of problem in your environment
would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks!
 
 
 
 
 
 
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