Questions tagged [iiop]

Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP) defines a protocol for CORBA invocation over the TCP/IP (transport layer). It is a specialization of General Inter-ORB Protocol (GIOP).

IIOP is a high-level communication protocol used by Orb (Object Request Broker) which makes platform independence. It is a binary protocol that can use both big and little endian and is efficient in transferring both simple data (like arrays) and complex structures (these must be pre-defined in IDL). Apart data transfer, IIOP supports that is required for RPC.

CORBA is not the only that uses IIOP. Java RMI-IIOP is an implementation of RMI-like functionality on the top of CORBA.

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Web server to multiple ejb server call using tomee

I am using TomEE server and i want to deploy my ejb application to multiple instances and want to access it using a web application. I want to add a load balancer between web application and ejb application. How can i achieve this. I already have a…
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Java RMI/IIOP: javax.naming.CommunicationException

I'm trying to connect to a application deployed on WebSphere on Azure. The port is 8445. The communication is happening via RMI/IIOP. I'm getting the following error javax.naming.CommunicationException: A communication failure occurred while…
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Weblogic remote Security

I have discovered an issue in my security configuration in Weblogic 12c, developers can get resources from production by doing: InitialContext ic = new InitialContext(); Hashtable h = new Hashtable(7); …
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Port 0 in DIIOP_IOR.TXT, how do I change it?

I am trying to login remotely into Domino with standalone Java program. I have ncso.jar (and TrustedCerts.class) in classpath. The DIIOP_IOR.TXT file is generated by the diiop task. If I copy the file contents directly into my program and try…
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How does a GlassFish cluster find active IIOP endpoints?

I have a curiosity and I was searching for it without any result. In GlassFish documentation it is written: If the GlassFish Server instance on which the application client is deployed participates in a cluster, the GlassFish Server finds all …
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writing a iiop client in order to dynamically configure a cisco appliance

My firm is about to purchase a cisco appliance named dcm. It's only api is a limited snmp or iiop. I want to create a simple gui that will help my users configure certain fields on the dcm with ease. I have done this before with snmp but have zero…
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Serialization writeObject failed internally

I have java (version 4, I know it is outdated) thread, which contacts other application, running on corba server. So while making corba call it throwing below exception. [100106915, Serializable writeObject method failed internally,…
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Naming Service Startup Jacorb

I have question that when I start org.jacorb.naming.NameServer on my machine. It gives me an IOR. My machine had 2 IP's: Private like 192.168.64.39 Public like 209.153.66.13 (machine-abc.mynetw.com) When I try to connect and register to Naming…
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Corba IOR decode

I know this IOR may contain multiple components.The typical IOR normally contains the IP address of the remote host, the number of the remote port on that the CORBA server is listening, a string defining the class of the remote object on which the…
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How do I call list() or listBindings() on javax.naming.Context?

I want to list() or listBindings() for everything in Glassfish JNDI. I want the whole tree, either as an object, or just print to the console. Definitely the EJB is deployed, and therefore is in the JNDI tree for Glassfish: thufir@doge:~$…
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documention for the Glassfish ACC (Application Client Container)

I found this bit of information about the ACC (Application Client Container): The ACC uses the IIOP ORB to contact the server during injection. The default port for the ORB is 3700. The Java Web Start support automatically sets the ORB-related…
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GlassFish 4 glassfish-acc.xml file: What is the purpose of the name attribute of the target-server element?

In the GlassFish 4 glassfish-acc.xml file, what is the purpose of the name attribute of the target-server element? It seems that this file has something to do with IIOP. Different installs of GlassFish 4 have different values for that attribute, but…
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String Type in IIOP.NET?

I'm new to IIOP.Net. I have built a simple Adder Corba App using IIOP.Net ( with much help from StackOverFlow community, thanks again). Now, I'm having a problem with String type in IIOP.Net I have a remote method that return a String: public String…
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CORBA/iiop issue during migration to websphere liberty profile

I had some issues migrating a webapp from WAS 5.1 to Liberty Profile caused probably by the assence of CORBA/iiop services. Does BOOTSTRAP_PORT still exists in liberty profile? Can someone figure out what to do? I receive this exception in…
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Looking up websphere queue from JNDI

I need to look up a websphere 7 queue from JNDI (Configured SIB). First I wrote a client program which access remote websphere server. I added com.ibm.ws.admin.client, com.ibm.ws.runtime, com.ibm.ws.sib.client.thin.jms and…
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