AW: [omniORB] Problem linking Omniorb as a Windows Application

[Fischer, Clemens]

Hello Bill,

 

in Visual Studio 2005 Professional you can simply set your project
configuration for Common Language Runtime support (in Configuration
Properties/General) to "Common Language Runtime Support (/clr)" instead
of "Pure MSIL Common Language Runtime Support (/clr:pure)". Maybe you
can do the same with Express Edition.

 

With this setting, it's possible to link a managed C++ application to
native C++ libraries, including omniORB. This is what MS calls IJW ("It
just works").

 

Although i get some linker warnings on "unresolved typeref tokens", my
test application runs (at least initializes the ORB and gets some data
from a CORBA server).

 

Clemens

 

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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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