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difference between org,omg.CORBA.ORB and IE.Iona.OrbixWeb.CORBA.ORB

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jolly man

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May 9, 2001, 8:47:31 AM5/9/01
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is Anybody working with Iona's Orbixweb can tell me what is the difference
between these two classes. Or yet better what are the differences between
classes in org,omg.CORBA and IE.Iona.OrbixWeb.CORBA.

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Michi Henning

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May 9, 2001, 4:46:24 PM5/9/01
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Classes in the org.omg namespace are standardized. Classes in the IE.Iona
namespace are not and typically exist to support the implementation.

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Michi.
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jolly man

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May 9, 2001, 5:57:15 PM5/9/01
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Michi,
So the org.omg classes are abstract with no real implementation. right?

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Michi Henning

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May 9, 2001, 6:09:54 PM5/9/01
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On Wed, 9 May 2001, jolly man wrote:

> Michi,
> So the org.omg classes are abstract with no real implementation. right?

Not necessarily. They provide the run-time support for the ORB or contain
other standardized things. For example, the naming service classes are
also in org.omg. Basically, whenever you see orb.omg, it means you are
dealing with an OMG-specified interface (whether abstract or not).

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