RAD Namespace in Java

Most RAD objects that are represented in the ADR document as <interfaces>. You can search RAD objects by searching the RAD namespace. To access a RAD object, you need a proxy, which is used to search the RAD namespace. An interface proxy class enables you to use a proxy to search the RAD namespace. The interface proxy is defined in the binding module of each interface.

The proxy provides the base name and the version details for the interface instances and is structured as follows:

<domain name>:type=<interface name>[,optional additional key value pairs]

The <domain name> and the <interface name> are automatically derived from the ADR IDL definition and are stored in the module binding.

Certain interfaces return or accept object references directly to or from clients. These objects might not be named. Objects that are not named are anonymous. Anonymous objects cannot be looked up in the RAD namespace, but the interface provides access methods that make it simple to interact with them.