[omniORB] problem with server memory deallocation

[risc risc]

Hi All,

I have a problem with a server deallocation. I alloc a object in the server
routine and return the ogbect with obj._retn();

when the client destruct the orb, the object allocating in the server
routine is not be deallocated.

the idl is:

module test
{
  interface p1
   {
    attribute  string name;
   };
  interface p2
  {
    p1 function();
  };
};

Server Routine  relative P2 interface

test_p2_i::test_p2_i(){
  // add extra constructor code here
cout<<"Constructor p2"<<endl;
}
test_p2_i::~test_p2_i(){
  // add extra destructor code here
 cout<<"destructor p2"<<endl;
}
//   Methods corresponding to IDL attributes and operations
test::p1_ptr test_p2_i::function(){
  // insert code here and remove the warning
  test_p1_i * n=new test_p1_i;
------------------------------> HERE ALLOC THE OBJECT
  n->name("ALEX");
  test::p1_var ret=n->_this();
return ret._retn();
}


Server Routine relative P1 interface:

test_p1_i::test_p1_i(){
  // add extra constructor code here
  cout<<"constructor Call"<<endl;
}
test_p1_i::~test_p1_i(){
  // add extra destructor code here
 cout<<"Destructor Call"<<endl;
}
//   Methods corresponding to IDL attributes and operations
void test_p1_i::nome(const char*){
  // insert code here and remove the warning

}

char* test_p1_i::nome(){
  // insert code here and remove the warning

}




CLIENT:

  try {


          CORBA::ORB_var orb = CORBA::ORB_init(argc, argv);


    if( argc != 2 ) {
      cerr << "usage:  eg2_clt <object reference>" << endl;
      return 1;
    }

    CORBA::Object_var obj = orb->string_to_object(argv[1]);



     test::p2_var p2=test::p2::_narrow(obj);

 if( CORBA::is_nil(p2) ) {
      cerr << "Can't narrow reference to type Echo (or it was nil)." <<
endl;
      return 1;
    }



test::p1_ptr l=p2->function();
l->nome();
CORBA::release(l);

orb->destroy();



AFTER the client run the destruct of p1 object is it not be called why?
there is a bug or i make an error on implementing server/client?


Thanks
R!SC
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