Corba Interface

Library Name:

IIOP
Clean / IIOP (Corba) interface tool

Version Number:

0.3, for Linux

Author(s):

Csizmazia Balazs

Download Page:

Click here

More Information:

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Short Description:

This is the first public distribution of my Clean/IIOP(CORBA) interface tool.
It provides a restricted, but useful subset of IIOP protocol access on the client side. This tools builds on a C language ORB, called ORBit, and the htoclean tool developed for connecting C language code with Clean applications.
Currently only Linux (and compatible POSIX-conform operating environments) are supported, but I will look at if it is possible to use it with Windows [although this tool itself can be used on every ANSI C compilers, the ORB used is for POSIX-conform operating systems; if you have a CORBA conform ORB that can be linked to Clean then you won't have any problems, for those who doesn't have such, I'll see what can be done].
To compile it, setup the neccessary additional software (Clean System, htoclean, ORBit), and execute the script called compile_it in each directory (currently there aren't makefiles). [Adjust the PATH's where neccessary to your installation.]
After having run the first HelloWorld application successfully, you can do anything with it ....
A documentation can be found in the directory Clean_IIOP/doc.
The package is not supported by the Clean group, but you can e-email Csizmazia Balazs with questions and remarks.
Csizmazia Balazs
1999.jul.12.

Library Name:	IIOP Clean / IIOP (Corba) interface tool
Version Number:	0.3, for Linux
Author(s):	Csizmazia Balazs
Download Page:	Click here
More Information:	-
Short Description:	This is the first public distribution of my Clean/IIOP(CORBA) interface tool. It provides a restricted, but useful subset of IIOP protocol access on the client side. This tools builds on a C language ORB, called ORBit, and the htoclean tool developed for connecting C language code with Clean applications. Currently only Linux (and compatible POSIX-conform operating environments) are supported, but I will look at if it is possible to use it with Windows [although this tool itself can be used on every ANSI C compilers, the ORB used is for POSIX-conform operating systems; if you have a CORBA conform ORB that can be linked to Clean then you won't have any problems, for those who doesn't have such, I'll see what can be done]. To compile it, setup the neccessary additional software (Clean System, htoclean, ORBit), and execute the script called compile_it in each directory (currently there aren't makefiles). [Adjust the PATH's where neccessary to your installation.] After having run the first HelloWorld application successfully, you can do anything with it .... A documentation can be found in the directory Clean_IIOP/doc. The package is not supported by the Clean group, but you can e-email Csizmazia Balazs with questions and remarks. Csizmazia Balazs 1999.jul.12.