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| We overview CORBA in general and then describe its use with Java Clients and Servers using the simple ORB available from the JavaIDL JDK 1.2 release from Sun. |
| We give two simple examples : Hello world and the simple counter also shown with Visigenic ORB |
| The JavaIDL ORB is not production quality but can be used to develop Java language CORBA objects which can then be used with other more sophisticated ORB's in production mode. |
| Note the Java Language CORBA IDL is common to all ORB's |
| JavaIDL respects this IDL binding and provides both a client or server implementation which respect IIOP and so interfaces with other vendor systems |
| JavaIDL is a "JORB" -- a Java server implementation of CORBA |
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CORBA using Java IDL CPS616 Spring 98 and ARL Workshop February 1998
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CORBA Java IDL Abstract
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CORBA Architecture Overview
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Invocation Model (I)
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Invocation Model (II)
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Invocation Model (III)
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Invocation Model (IV)
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Invocation Model (V)
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JavaIDL Clients
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Structure of A Client
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Object Implementation
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Structure of an Object Implementation
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Object Reference
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Obtaining Object References
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Client Stubs
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CORBA Interface Repository
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CORBA Implementation Repository
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Static Invocation (I)
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Static Invocation (II)
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Dynamic Invocation
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Narrowing
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Creation and Deletion
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Servers for Transient CORBA Objects
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Servant and Servant Base Classes
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CORBA IDL Structure
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Mapping CORBA IDL to Java - I
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Mapping CORBA IDL To Java - II
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An IDL Example - hello.idl
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Compile An IDL file
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Example Server - Hello
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Example Server I - HelloServant
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Methods in Server Class
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Example Server II - HelloServer
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Example Application Client
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Example Client - Hello
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Example 2: Counter/Timer
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Example 2: IDL Specification
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Classes Generated by idltojava
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Example2: Class Descriptions I
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Example2: Class Descriptions II
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Example2: Development Process
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Example 2: Java Interface
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Example 2: Client-side Stub
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Example 2: Client-side Helper
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Example 2: Client-side Holder
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Example 2: Server-side Skeleton
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Example 2: Import Packages
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Example 2: Client-side Java Code
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Example 2: Server-side Java Code I
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Example 2: Server-side Java Code II Full WebWisdom URL and this Foilset Search
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