FW: [omniORB] static variable & thread

[Glenn A. Hochberg]

The way you can declare this in IDL is to make it a readonly attribute.
This will translate into a get routine with no corresponding set.  For
example:
    readonly attribute long whatever;
will result in a class method signature of:
    virtual CORBA::Long attr1() = 0;

    -Glenn

Renny Koshy wrote:

> Cedrick:
>
>  Okay the simple answers first:
>
>  >     - I have done an example in which I define in the _sk
>  > class, a static member like you explain to me. It's OK but
>  > I need to declare this static member in the IDL interface
>  > because I want client object can read this static variable. Is
>  > there an equivalent of a static member in the IDL syntax or
>  > need I write a method for reading the static members ?
>
>  Since the client needs to access it, you should declare a get/set
>  member pair to return the static variable you declared in your class.
>

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