JacORB Demos
To build the examples in this distribution, you need to have Ant
installed, as explained in INSTALL. To
build all demos at once, type ant in this directory. (The
demos can also be built individually.)
- grid - a simple beginner demo that sets and gets values in a
remote matrix ("grid"). IDL
- hello - even simpler, but always needed to verify an
installation. README, IDL
- ami - Asynchronous Method Invocation
- any - Use of the CORBA Any type
- applet - an applet example.
- arrays - an example with IDL arrays and sequences
- bank - a simple IDL application example.
- benchmark - a benchmark demo that outputs performance data.
- bidir - demonstrates the use of bidirectional GIOP
- concurrency - demonstrates the use of the OMG Concurrency Service
- dii - shows how the Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) is used.
- dynany - shows how the Dynamic Any API is used.
- events - an example for the OMG Event Service
- imr - shows the use of the Implementation Repository.
- interceptors - uses the Portable Interceptor API
- mtclient - a multi-threaded client with callbacks
- notification - example use of the OMG Notification Service
- outparam - shows how IDL out parameters are used.
- poa_monitor - shows a variety of POA policies
- sas - the security attribute service (SAS, part of CSIv2) demo
- ssl - how to setup IIOP/SSL
- trace - a simple use of interceptors
- unions - shows how to program with IDL unions IDL
- value - how to use IDL value types
Gerald Brose gerald.brose@acm.org, December 2003