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Christophe

Yep,
Here is the sample code from ObjectSpace.com for its Voyager ORB. It
compiles
and runs ok.

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// copyright 1997-1999 objectspace

package RemoteInterface.Implemented;

import com.objectspace.voyager.*;

public class Naming2
  {
  public static void main( String[] args )
    {
    try
      {
      Voyager.startup();
      // create a remote stockmarket
      System.out.println("create a remote stockmarket");
      String marketClass = Stockmarket.class.getName();
      String marketName = "//localhost:8000/NASDAQ";
      IStockmarket market1 = (IStockmarket) Factory.create( marketClass,
"//localhost:8000" );

      // bind the stockmarket to the symbol "NASDAQ"
      System.out.println("bind the stockmarket to the symbol 'NASDAQ'");
      Namespace.bind( marketName, market1 );

      // lookup the stockmarket
      System.out.println("lookup the stockmarket");
      IStockmarket market2 = (IStockmarket) Namespace.lookup( marketName );
      System.out.println( marketName + " -> " + market2 );

      // unbind the symbol
      System.out.println("unbind the symbol");
      Namespace.unbind( marketName );
      // lookup the stockmarket again
      System.out.println("lookup the stockmarket again");
      IStockmarket market3 = (IStockmarket) Namespace.lookup( marketName );
      System.out.println( marketName + " -> " + market3 );
      }
    catch( Exception exception )
      {
      System.err.println( exception );
      }

    Voyager.shutdown();
    }
  }

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Christophe wrote in message <7n6m5b$lsh13@forums.borland.com>...
>Hi
>
>a) I haven't found info about this field in JDK 1.2 help and I can't
compile
>such code :
>    Object myObject=new Object();
>    String name = myObject.class.getName();
>Are you sure it works ?
>
>b) If you know the class name you can use Class.forName(String className) :
>which return a class object.
>Example : if you want to get an applet class object use :
>  Class cls=Class.forName("java.applet.Applet");
>
>Hope this help.
>
>
>