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CORBA Portable Object Adapter

With JDK14 Sun have introduced the POA, there were however few examples of performing call backs using the POA.
So below is a small example program that demonstrates POA with call backs.

poacallbackdemo.zip 

POA Call Back Demo (From README file in above ZIP)
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This is a simple demo demonstrating call back using POA and JDK14
please note that JDK14 has a bug in the Applet code and so you cannot use the POA
and Applets, hence I have used a simple Swing Application as the class.

The application is a simple chat server. 

Building the class files

(1)
Run the batch file CompileIDL this invokes the idlj compiler, note it neeeds to be the
one supplied with JDK14. When successfult I get the following:

03/07/2002 15:34 318 CORBAChat.java
03/07/2002 15:34 1,892 CORBAChatHelper.java
03/07/2002 15:34 774 CORBAChatHolder.java
03/07/2002 15:34 375 CORBAChatOperations.java
03/07/2002 15:34 2,242 CORBAChatPOA.java
03/07/2002 15:34 1,223 CORBAChatPOATie.java
03/07/2002 15:34 342 CORBAChatServer.java
03/07/2002 15:34 1,982 CORBAChatServerHelper.java
03/07/2002 15:34 828 CORBAChatServerHolder.java
03/07/2002 15:34 545 CORBAChatServerOperations.java
03/07/2002 15:34 2,702 CORBAChatServerPOA.java
03/07/2002 15:34 1,485 CORBAChatServerPOATie.java
03/07/2002 15:34 3,240 _CORBAChatServerStub.java
03/07/2002 15:34 2,475 _CORBAChatStub.java

Make sure you class path is set to .
set classpath=.;

Now from the directory where the original files and batch files are, compile
all the java javac *.java

Run RunORBD.bat
No messages are emitted

Run RunServer.bat
This should emit the message
[ Server ready bound Chat server object OK: ]