[omniORB] omniorb, C++ and java question

Hervin, Paul paul.hervin at eds.com
Thu Jun 28 18:35:00 BST 2007


Hi,

There is no problem in writing an IDL, then compiling it with idlj for the java part and compiling it with omniidl for the C++ part.

Regards
Paul

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Objet : [omniORB] omniorb, C++ and java question

Hello,

Sorry that this is slightly off topic.

I am attempting to allow a legacy system talk to an ejb via a C++ library.

We're using Ejb3 and java 5 in jboss 4.0.5 on the server side of things. I'm planning on using omniorb on the client side.

My problem and question is this. What is the optimal way to create the IDL for making the calls? Most of the discussion of this topic is pretty old. I believe that rmic (the idl generator in java) simply doesn't know about annotations as the idl it generates is essentially empty. Is there another IDL generator I should be using? Writing the IDL by hand for the ejb, its parent classes and other objects it uses seems excessive. I could always create a bean just to support the client with only methods I strictly need exposed.

Thanks for any insights/advice.

--
J.



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