[omniORB] -ORBid parameter

[binod pal]

Hi,

Does omniORB support multiple orb objects?

It means, if we pass different -ORBid parameters to orb_init(), does we get two different orb objects.
Does omniORB support this?

Can someone give an example of situation where one would require two different orb objects.

Regards
Binod Pal








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[Duncan Grisby]

On Thu, 2013-03-21 at 04:06 +0000, binod pal wrote:

> Does omniORB support multiple orb objects?

No. There is only ever one ORB object.

> Can someone give an example of situation where one would require two
> different orb objects.

Hypothetically, you could have different configuration for different
ORBs. Occasionally that might be useful, but it would lead to a lot more
complexity so omniORB doesn't support it.

Duncan.

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[evgeni.rojkov]

... one more question in this context...

Having independent functionalities using omniOrb in dlls(windows) orb->shutdown() in each would affect all others.
Duncan, what would you suggest for omniOrb-dll-implemnentations to be independent from each other?

Best regards,Evgeni Rojkov

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Von: Duncan Grisby [mailto:duncan at grisby.org]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 21. M?rz 2013 12:47
An: binod pal
Cc: omniORB-list at omniorb-support.com
Betreff: Re: [omniORB] -ORBid parameter

On Thu, 2013-03-21 at 04:06 +0000, binod pal wrote:

> Does omniORB support multiple orb objects?

No. There is only ever one ORB object.

> Can someone give an example of situation where one would require two
> different orb objects.

Hypothetically, you could have different configuration for different ORBs. Occasionally that might be useful, but it would lead to a lot more complexity so omniORB doesn't support it.

Duncan.

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