Orber User's Guide

Rev. 2.0.2
Lars Thorsén, Peter Lundell, Helen Airiyan
1998-04-26

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Table of Contents

1 Installing Orber
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Installation
1.3 Configuration
1.4 Contents of the Orber application

2 Erlang IDL language mapping
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Mapping peculiarities for Erlang
2.3 Basic OMG IDL types
2.4 Constructed OMG IDL types
2.5 References to constants
2.6 References to objects defined in OMG IDL
2.7 Invocations of operations
2.8 Exceptions
2.9 Access to attributes
2.10 Record access functions.
2.11 Signatures for operations defined by the ORB
2.12 TK type representation
2.13 A mapping example

3 Orber Examples
3.1 A tutorial on how to ceate a simple service

4 Naming Service
4.1 Why using a Name Service
4.2 How does the name service work
4.3 Using the Naming Service
4.4 Creating a Naming Context
4.5 Binding and unbinding names to objects
4.6 Resolving a name to an object
4.7 Listing the bindings in a Naming Context
4.8 Destroying a Naming Context

5 Event Service
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Event Service Components
5.3 Event Service Communication Models
5.4 Creating Event Channel
5.5 Using Event Service