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Using the CORBA Name Service
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Overview of the CORBA Name Service
Understanding the CORBA Name Service
Capabilities and Limitations of the CORBA Name Service
Getting the Initial Reference to the NameService Environmental Object
The CosNaming Data Structures Used by the CORBA Name Service
CosNaming::NamingContext::new_context()
Exceptions Raised by the CORBA Name Service
Managing a ProductName Namespace
Installing the CORBA Name Service
Starting the Server Process for the CORBA Name Service
Making the Namespace Persistent
Compressing the Persistent Storage File
Removing Orphan NamingContext Objects
Federation Across ProductName Domains
Using the CORBA Name Service in Secure ProductName Applications
Developing an Application That Uses the CORBA Name Service
Step 1: Obtain the OMG IDL for the CosNaming Interfaces
Step 2: Include the Declarations and Prototypes for the CosNaming Interfaces
Step 3: Connect to the BEA Tuxedo Namespace
Step 4: Bind an Object to the BEA Tuxedo Namespace
Step 5: Use a Name to Locate an Object in the BEA Tuxedo Namespace
Using the CORBA Name Service Sample Application
How the Name Service Sample Application Works
Building and Running the Name Service Sample Application
Step 1: Copy the Files for the Name Service Sample Application into a Work Directory
CORBA C++ Client and Server, and CORBA Java Client Version of the Name Service Sample Application
Step 2: Change the Protection Attribute on the Files for the Name Service Sample Application
Step 3: Verify the Settings of the Environment Variables
Step 4: Execute the runme Command
Using the Name Service Sample Application
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