Sorry if my questions are too silly.
- I have had written simple corba applications in Java using jdk's own idlj.
- Now I have created a same Java Clinet and Server using visibroker
libraries. (vbjorb.jar, lm.jar, sanct6.jar)
My Questions:
1- I have not even run visibroker services but client and server can
connect to each other. How is it possible without running a jdk like
"orbd" service? (I used to run it in JDK)
Is this being taken care by server.ior file?
2- How is this different from pure JDK's own corba implementation?
Specially that this needs the expensive visibroker license?
3- I run visibroker services and admin console and then my server and
clinet programs. Should I see any entry regarding my programs (server
for example) in admin console?
Regards,
Mac
>1- I have not even run visibroker services but client and server can
>connect to each other. How is it possible without running a jdk like
>"orbd" service? (I used to run it in JDK)
>
>Is this being taken care by server.ior file?
Yes, the server.ior file contains the object reference to the server, no
matter where it might be located.
>2- How is this different from pure JDK's own corba implementation?
>Specially that this needs the expensive visibroker license?
VisiBroker includes a discovery service (the OS agent), SSL, failover and
load balancing, and many other enterprise-class options.
>3- I run visibroker services and admin console and then my server and
>clinet programs. Should I see any entry regarding my programs (server for
>example) in admin console?
Yes, though it's been long enough since I used VisiBroker that I can't
remember exactly where. Look for it under the Smart Agents, I think.
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Kevin Dean [TeamB]
Dolphin Data Development Ltd.
http://www.datadevelopment.com/
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