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CORBA Sample Applications

Note: The Oracle Tuxedo CORBA Java client and Oracle Tuxedo CORBA Java ORB were deprecated in Tuxedo 8.1 and no longer supported. All Oracle Tuxedo CORBA Java client and Oracle Tuxedo CORBA Java ORB text references and associated code samples should only be used for programmer reference and to assist in implementing or running third party CORBA Java ORBs.

  • Simpapp Sample Application

    Provides CORBA C++ client and server applications. The CORBA server application contains two operations that manipulate strings received from the CORBA client application.

  • Secure Simpapp Sample Application

    Implements the necessary development and administrative changes to the Simpapp sample application to support certificate authentication for CORBA.

  • Overview of CORBA University Sample Applications

    Provides a description of each University sample application, along with general instructions on how to build and run samples in the CORBA environment.

  • Setting Up Your Environment

    Provides instructions for setting up your Oracle Tuxedo CORBA environment to build and run the University sample applications.

  • Basic Sample

    Describes how to develop CORBA client and server applications and configure an Oracle Tuxedo CORBA application.

  • Security Sample

    Describes adding authentication to an Oracle Tuxedo CORBA application.

  • Transactions Sample

    Adds transactional objects to the CORBA server application 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.

  • Wrapper Sample

    Demonstrates how to wrap an Oracle Tuxedo ATMI service as a CORBA object.

  • Production Sample

    Demonstrates replicating server applications, creating stateless objects, and implementing factory-based routing in server applications.

  • PersonQuery Sample

    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 the CORBA environment.

  • InteceptorSimp Sample

    Demonstrates creating a simple client/server interceptor pair.

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  • InteceptorSec Sample

    Demonstrates creating a simple client/server interceptor pair that implement a basic security model.

  • InteceptorData Sample

    Demonstrates creating an inteceptor that intercepts and logs client application request and reply parameters.

  • Overview of Notification Sample Application

    Provides a description of each CORBA Notification sample application, along with general instructions on how to build and run the samples.

  • Introductory Events Sample

    Demonstrates how to use joint client/server applications and callback objects to implement events in an Oracle Tuxedo CORBA application.

  • Advanced Events Sample

    Provides a more complex implementation of events in a CORBA application with transient and persistent subscriptions and data filtering.

  • CORBA Name Service Sample

    Modifies the Simpapp sample application to use a namespace to store the SimpleFactory object.

  • Multithreaded Simpapp Sample Application

    Provides a CORBA C++ client application and multithreaded CORBA server applications. The sample application creates two server processes, one using the thread-per-request concurrency strategy and one using the thread-per-object concurrency model. The client application communicates with each server process.

  • WLStrader Value Type Sample Application

    Demonstrates connectivity between an RMI over IIOP client application and an Enterprise JavaBean. In the sample application, an Oracle Tuxedo CORBA C++ client application interacts with a WebLogic Server Enterprise JavaBean. The CORBA client application uses a value type, representing a class whose values can be moved between systems.

  • Chat Room Sample Application

    Demonstrates the development steps for CORBA C++ joint client/server applications.