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Guide to CORBA University Sample Applications
Guide to CORBA University Sample Applications
Introduction
An Overview of the University Sample Applications
Naming Conventions Used in the University Sample Applications
Setting Up Your Environment
System Prerequisites
Editing the setenv and UBBCONFIG Files
Naming Conventions for the setenv and UBBCONFIG Files
Setting setenv Parameters
Setting the UBBCONFIG Parameters
Running the setenv Command
The Basic Sample Application
How the Basic Sample Application Works
The OMG IDL for the Basic Sample Application
Generating the Client Stubs and the Skeletons
Writing the Client Application
Writing the Server Application
Configuring the Basic Sample Application
Building the Basic Sample Application
Copying the Files for the Basic Sample Application into a Work Directory
Changing the Protection on the File for the Basic Sample Application
Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the University Database
Loading the UBBCONFIG File
Compiling the Basic Sample Application
Running the Basic Sample Application
Starting the Server Application
Starting the CORBA C++ Client Application
Using the Client Applications in the Basic Sample Application
The CORBA C++ Client Application
The Security Sample Application
How the Security Sample Application Works
The Development Process for the Security Sample Application
OMG IDL
The Client Application
The Server Application
The UBBCONFIG File
The ICF File
Building the Security Sample Application
Copying the Files for the Security Sample Application into a Work Directory
Changing the Protection on the Files for the Security Sample Application
Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the University Database
Loading the UBBCONFIG File
Compiling the Security Sample Application
Running the Security Sample Application
Starting the University Server Application
Starting the CORBA C++ Client Application
Using the Client Applications in the Security Sample Application
The CORBA C++ Client Application
The Transactions Sample Application
How the Transactions Sample Application Works
The Development Process for the Transactions Sample Application
OMG IDL
The Client Application
The University Server Application
The UBBCONFIG File
The ICF File
Building the Transactions Sample Application
Copying the Files for the Transactions Sample Application into a Work Directory
Changing the Protection on the Files for the Transactions Sample Application
Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the University Database
Loading the UBBCONFIG File
Creating a Transaction Log
Compiling the Transactions Sample Application
Running the Transactions Sample Application
Starting the Server Application
Starting the CORBA C++ Client Application
Using the Client Applications in the Transactions Sample Application
The CORBA C++ Client Application
The Wrapper Sample Application
How the Wrapper Sample Application Works
The Development Process for the Wrapper Sample Application
OMG IDL
The Client Application
The Server Application
The UBBCONFIG File
The ICF File
Building the Wrapper Sample Application
Copying the Files for the Wrapper Sample Application into a Work Directory
Changing the Protection on the Files for the Wrapper Sample Application
Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the University Database
Loading the UBBCONFIG File
Creating a Transaction Log
Compiling the Wrapper Sample Application
Running the Wrapper Sample Application
Starting the Server Application
Starting the CORBA C++ Client Application
Using the Client Applications in the Wrapper Sample Application
The CORBA C++ Client Application
The Production Sample Application
How the Production Sample Application Works
Replicating Server Applications
Replicating Server Groups
Using a Stateless Object Model
Using Factory-based Routing
The Development Process for the Production Sample Application
OMG IDL
The Client Application
The Server Application
The UBBCONFIG File
Replicating Server Application Processes and Server Groups
Implementing Factory-based Routing
The ICF File
Building the Production Sample Application
Copying the Files for the Production Sample Application into a Work Directory
Changing the Protection on the Files for the Production Sample Application
Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the University Database
Loading the UBBCONFIG File
Creating a Transaction Log
Compiling the Production Sample Application
Running the Production Sample Application
Starting the Server Application
Starting the CORBA C++ Client Application
How the Production Sample Application Can Be Scaled Further
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