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NameService won't connect
Hi, When I try to connect to the naming service running on my machine, I'm trying to learn so everything is being hosted on my PC, with a command like: ./client.exe -ORBMulticastDiscoveryEndpoint localhost:10013 the request times out and is not satisfied. If I use a command like... -
Trying to run a distributed application and need help
Hi, Is this list a forum I could come to for help in running an application that I'm trying to use? I haven't gotten much help from the people that made it but I actually need to get it running. It's a C++ framework called OSSIE. I'd like to just start asking questions as I run across them... -
Monitoring the memory footprint of an application?
There used to be some tool in the older versions of windows dev studio that might help. Going from memory, it was named heapwalker after Luke Skywalker if Jedi knight fame. It seems the tool allowed the user to do a variety of neat things with memory including observing it's allocation. Don't... -
working with structures
...wanted to thank everyone for the great input...and say that i appreciate your patience and help have a great one, frank -
What's a good Windows Programming starter book?
Hi, Charles Petzold(sp?) "Programming Windows 3.1" is still considered the "canon". My friends that program Windows for a living all swear by anything written by Marshall Brain. Good Luck, Frank -
working with structures
Hi, Thanks!:-) We're invoking function(s) that live in different processes on different processors(they all used to be together in the same address space, now they are in different processes on physically different processors). Sometimes the parameters of the function calls are monolithic... -
working with structures
Hi, I was wondering if anyone would share a neat way to determine at run time what types a structure is composed of? Basically I want to write a function that takes a single parameter of type void*. Where the void* would be a structure. Then I want the function to be able to take apart any... -
How can I better understand CORBA generated functions
Hi Gang, I've started noticing some things in my CORBA examples. It appears that CORBA is providing member functions that I don't understand. For example if I declare a CORBA::String_var s. To then use cout or fout I hacked until s.in() allowed me to do it. I had just happened to notice... -
Basic input question
Hi, I'm curious about a behavior I observed. This is based on a question I attempted to answer in a different group. Code snippet: #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { int i; cout << "Input something: "; cin >> i; cout << "i=" << i << endl; }//end main... -
Linking errors with example programs
Hi, I've bought a book, "Pure CORBA" by Fintan Bolton, and am trying to work through the examples. I got the first one working, major time drain. I'm spending a lot more time just getting the stuff compiled and linked than I am learning CORBA. Hopefully that's going to change. Using Visual... -
ace+tao newcomer problem
Thank you IonFilipski, I'm really really new here and don't know how to update an IOR from the client side. Would you please tell me how to do this? Because you were right, the server does generate one. It appears the server generates one due to the use of some virtually undocumented command... -
ace+tao newcomer problem
Hello, I'm new to ACE+TAO (version 5.4 & 1.4) and trying to run the simple examples. My client and server are on the same machine, my home x86 XP box. Whenever I try to do anything with clients I get the following messages, on different examples ..\tests\hello and ..\examples\simple\echo...
