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Provides C++ client and server applications. The C++ server application contains two operations that manipulate strings received from the C++ client application.
Provides Java client and server applications. The Java server application contains two operations that manipulate strings received from the Java client application.
Implements the necessary development and administrative changes to the Simpapp sample application to support certificate-based authentication for CORBA C++ and CORBA Java.
Provides a description of each University sample application, along with general instructions on how to build and run samples on a CORBA C++ environment.
Provides instructions for setting up your WebLogic Enterprise environment to build and run the University sample applications.
Describes how to develop WebLogic Enterprise client and server applications and configure the WebLogic Enterprise application. Building C++ server applications and CORBA C++, CORBA Java, and ActiveX client applications are demonstrated.
Demonstrates adding BEA Tuxedo authentication to a WebLogic Enterprise application.
Adds transactional objects to the C++ server application and client applications in the Basic sample application. The Transactions sample application demonstrates how to use the Implementation Configuration File (ICF) to define transaction policies for CORBA objects.
Demonstrates how to wrap an existing BEA Tuxedo application as a CORBA object.
Demonstrates replicating server applications, creating stateless objects, and implementing factory-based routing in server applications.
Provides a description of each Bankapp sample application, along with general instructions on how to build and run samples in a CORBA Java environment.
Implements an automatic teller machine (ATM) interface and uses Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) to access a database that stores account and customer information.
Implements the same ATM interface as JDBC Bankapp; however, XA Bankapp uses a database XA library to demonstrate using the Transaction Manager to coordinate transactions.
Provides a description of the PersonQuery sample application, which illustrates the implementation of Request-Level Interceptors (RLI). This topic provides general instructions on how to build and run the sample in CORBA C++ and CORBA Java environments.
Provides a sample interceptor that shows a simple client/server interceptor pair.
Provides a sample interceptor that shows a simple client/server interceptor pair that implements a basic security model.
Provides a sample interceptor that intercepts and logs client application request and reply parameters.
Provides a description of each sample, along with general instructions on how to build and run samples. These sample applications are designed for both CORBA C++ and CORBA Java environments.
Demonstrates how to use joint client/server applications and callback objects to implement events in a WebLogic Enterprise CORBA application. The C++ version uses the BEA Simple Events API, and the Java version uses the CosNotification API.
Provides a more complex implementation of events in a WebLogic Enterprise CORBA application with transient and persistent subscriptions and data filtering. The C++ version uses the BEA Simple Events API, and the Java version uses the CosNotification API.
Is a modification of the Simpapp sample application which uses a namespace to store the SimpleFactory object.
Provides a description of each sample, along with general instructions on how to build and run samples in a J2EE environment.
Describes a sample stateless session bean in which the client application must maintain any state across invocations to that bean.
Describes a sample session bean that uses stateful persistence.
Describes a sample entity bean that automatically generates its primary key by calling directly to a database using a connection pool and JDBC.
Describes a sample entity bean that automatically generates its primary key by calling directly to a database using a connection pool and an Oracle database.
Describes a sample stateless session bean called ParentBean that is the parent class for another bean, ChildBean.
Describes a sample stateless session bean called ChildBean that inherits methods from a ParentBean, and also shows one bean calling another bean.
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