Amit Kumar
2009-10-21 21:55:27 UTC
Hello All,
I am using bind_new_context() to create a Naming graph.
//
child_context = nc->bind_new_context(name); // both child_context and nc are
of type CosNaming::NaminContext_var
//
Now, I am looking to get the list of all bindings under the context
Child_context using the iterator available in NameService. But I am stuck at
this problem mentioned in the book "Advanced Corba programming with C++"
++++++++++++++++
A binding list contains only names for the bindings immediately contained in
the context;
it does not contain bindings in subcontexts.
++++++++++++++++
I am not even able to resolve the child_context using the initial context nc
without resolving the individual bindings under child_context.
Can anyone suggest the solution.
Regards,
Amit
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I am using bind_new_context() to create a Naming graph.
//
child_context = nc->bind_new_context(name); // both child_context and nc are
of type CosNaming::NaminContext_var
//
Now, I am looking to get the list of all bindings under the context
Child_context using the iterator available in NameService. But I am stuck at
this problem mentioned in the book "Advanced Corba programming with C++"
++++++++++++++++
A binding list contains only names for the bindings immediately contained in
the context;
it does not contain bindings in subcontexts.
++++++++++++++++
I am not even able to resolve the child_context using the initial context nc
without resolving the individual bindings under child_context.
Can anyone suggest the solution.
Regards,
Amit
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