[omniORB] mixing BOA and POA aplications

[Igor Sola]

Hi,

I'm a newbie in corba so apologies if the question doesn't make sense . We
have some legacy code in C++ and Java that were compiled under BOA
architecture namely omniORB 3.0.4 and Java 1.3. We'd like to interoperate
this legacy code with new code built with omniOrb4 and java 1.5.
I'm trying to get a basic example to work first, such us a client written
and compiled in BOA terms (e.g. a echoClient.java compiled in java1.3) to
talk to a nameservice and servant written in POA terms (e.g. omniORB
4.0.7and echoServant compiled with the same omniORB). Is this
possible?

Thanks,

Igor
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[Duncan Grisby]

Post by Igor Sola
I'm a newbie in corba so apologies if the question doesn't make sense . We
have some legacy code in C++ and Java that were compiled under BOA
architecture namely omniORB 3.0.4 and Java 1.3. We'd like to interoperate
this legacy code with new code built with omniOrb4 and java 1.5.
I'm trying to get a basic example to work first, such us a client written
and compiled in BOA terms (e.g. a echoClient.java compiled in java1.3) to
talk to a nameservice and servant written in POA terms (e.g. omniORB
4.0.7and echoServant compiled with the same omniORB). Is this
possible?

I answered your post on comp.object.corba. All different CORBA
implementations and versions interoperate fine. Clients neither know nor
care whether servers are implemented with the BOA, POA, or something
completely different.

Cheers,

Duncan.