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Contains a comprehensive, hyperlinked
list of idltojava compiler topics.
Explains the relationship of Java
IDL-to-CORBA, provides an overview of distributed application
concepts and CORBA, and explains how you can use Java
IDL to create Java applications that interoperate with
CORBA objects. This topic also explains where to get
the BEA idltojava compiler, and how the BEA idltojava
compiler differs from the idltojava compiler available
from Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Explains how to run the idltojava
compiler and all the options and flags on the
idltojava command.
Provides several code examples to
illustrate the use of the idltojava compiler. The code
examples include the Java Simpapp sample application
to get you started. Other examples illustrate use of
Persistent State and User Exceptions, Callback Objects,
and Implementation Inheritance.
Discusses some relavant programming
concepts, such as exceptions, initialization, and use
of the FactoryFinder.
Explains the CORBA IDL-to-Java mappings
that the idltojava tool implements.
Provides links to the Javadoc API
reference pages that relate to Java IDL and the idltojava
compiler.
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Related Topics
Describes the syntax, options, and flags
for WebLogic Enterprise commands. This reference includes information
about the idltojava, idl2ir, and ir2idl
commands.
Describes the Java classes and
interfaces in the WebLogic Enterprise system. Shows
the class structure for each system component, provides
detailed programmer information on using the API, and
describes each of the commands used for developing WebLogic
Enterprise server applications.
Or go directly to these topics:
Describes the Java sample applications
provided with the BEA WebLogic Enterprise software.
Or go directly to this topic:
Describes the Java sample applications
provided with the BEA WebLogic Enterprise software.
Or go directly to this topic:
Or go directly to Javadoc for these packages:
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