[omniORB] Unresolved token problem

[Luke Deller]

Yes omniorb only supports native C++ not managed C++.  These are essentially two different languages which target completely different platforms.  I think it is confusing that the same compiler supports both of these, and doubly confusing that this compiler's name contains the brand ".NET".

If you're trying to write something for the .NET runtime which integrates with an existing CORBA service, you might like to check out:
http://iiop-net.sourceforge.net/

For a system which is exclusively written for the .NET runtime, you'd be better off using the SOAP-based distributed object model that is integrated with .NET

Regards,
Luke.

-----Original Message-----
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I am indeed building a managed code project. Omniorb was chosen because
the documentation on the sourceforge website indicated that it supported
Visual C++ version 5 and greater.
It didn't occur to us that this would be exclusive of the .NET
environment, since MS seems to tie them together pretty tightly.

Sigh. 
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