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You need orbix version 3.0 or orbix2.3 with OrbixNames product. Then you
can use the CORBA compliant way of getting the object references by
doing resolve_initial_references and resolve to proper node.

Bind, as for as I know is not a CORBA compliant method and will probably
be not supported in any of the orb.

VA
> In article <382EC2DB.F0E273A7@dds.nl>, Sander van Geloven wrote:
>Hi,
>
>How can I do a bind to an Orbix C++ deamon with only Sun's Java ORB
>(org.omg.* packages). Thus without using OrbixWeb's ORB fro Java.
>
>If I start a C++ server and have it register itself to a naming service,
>I then can connect to it with ony Sun's omr.omg.* stuff. But I cannot do
>a bind since that isn't implemented in Sun's ORB.
>
>Now, I really would like to do a bind, since that will result in having
>the Orbix deamon starting up my C++ server if it isn't running yet. Now
>I will have to start it myself and have it register itself to a CORBA
>naming service.
>
>Does anyone have a sollution for solving this problem, of course without
>makeing use of OrbixWeb packages. Is there another free Java ORB that
>can do a bind? omniORB? ORBacus? Or is there a trick with Sun's ORB? Are
>there any plans for Sun to implement a bind method in its ORB?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Sander van Geloven


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