[omniORB] Problem linking Omniorb as a Windows Application
Tahar Ouhrouche
tahar.ouhrouche at gmail.com
Fri Aug 31 18:09:22 BST 2007
Hi Bill,
Yes, I did. I compiled my application with omniOrb4.1 without any link
errors. However, I'm using Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition instead
of the express edition.
Cheers,
Tahar
On 8/31/07, caldor2004 at aol.com <caldor2004 at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am trying to build a Windows application using Omniorb 4.1, but it cant
> seem to link in the Omniorb libraries using MS VC++2005.
> I can build the application as a Console (command line) application OK, it
> links fine in this case.
>
> But if I try to create a Windows forms application (a .NET CLR
> application), I get an infinite number of link errors (unresolved symbols).
> It appears that it cannot link in the Omniorb libraries to a Windows forms
> application. I tried all combinations of the Omniorb libraries (static,
> dynamic). I have specified the correct omniorb libraries in my project.
>
> I am using MS VC 2005 express and the windows SDK.
>
> Has anyone sucessfully used Omniorb in a Windows Application, or know how
> to get Omniorb linked in as such ??
>
>
> Thanks
> bill
>
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