[omniORB] omniORB3 and Java

[Josu Larrañaga]

Hi,

I invoked a C++ object in java, without problems, using OmniORB2.8 and
JDK1.3.  I would recomend you to try the hello (eg3) C++ server, and the JDK
Hello Client.

Regards,
Josu

Chris Knestrick wrote:

> I've been attempting to create a very simple object C++ object and invoke
> it in Java, using omniORB3.  After banging my head several hours yesterday
> trying to figure out why I was getting an ArrayOutOfBounds exception, I
> found an answer in the mailing list archieve.  So, I'm now using jdk1.2.2,
> instead of 1.3 (however, I used idlj from 1.3 to process the idl file).
> Now I'm getting a NO_IMPLEMENT exception when I attempt to call the one
> and only class method, even though the server is running (and works fine
> when the client is written in C++).  The IOR for the object that is being
> returned by omniNames is _slightly_ different then the one that it says is
> being registered - by "slightly" I mean that it's obviously a derivation
> of the original.  I thought that this might be the problem, but the IOR
> for the naming context is also modified in the same way, but it does not
> appear to be having any problems (it is able to resolve the path).  Does
> anyone have _any_ ideas as to what is going on here?  This is a
> (seemingly) trivial client/server setup that is going to be a very minor
> part of a larger class project.  I'm beginning to question whether or not
> omniORB even _works_ with java, as I'm been having so many problems! :-)
> Any help would be greatly appericiated!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
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