[omniORB] setting inital refrence in the code

[Alex Tingle]

Andrew,

I'm not sure about Python, but it's easy in C++. Look at the fourth
argument to CORBA::ORB_init()... you can pass it an array of key/value
pairs.

Here's an example from my code:

  const char* opts[][2] ={
      {"endPoint",endPoint},
      {"endPointNoListen",endPoint2},
      {0,0} };
  orb=CORBA::ORB_init(argc,argv,"omniORB4",opts);

-Alex

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On Fri, 3 Sep 2004 12:40:33 -0400
"Andrew Knapp" <aknapp at n2bb.com> wrote:

> Let me start off by saying im using Pythoin2.3 with OmniORBpy 2.2 on
> Solaris:
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> I am trying to setup my ORBInitRef inside my script.  The only two
> ways I can find in the documentation to set your initial reference is
> either a) through the /etc/omniORB.cfg file, or b) by passing
> -ORBInitRef <URI> on the command line.  
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> I would like to be able to set these inside the code itself (so I can
> handle arguments passed to the script such as the hostname and port
> used to connect to the nameserver) but cannot find a method or static
> variable for doing so.  
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> Does anyone know how to set your initial reference in the code itself?
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> -ADK
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