Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance and Compliance
3 Normative References
4 Part 1 Document
5 The Object Model
5.1 Overview
5.2 Object Semantics
5.3 Object Implementation
6 CORBA Overview
6.1 Structure of an Object Request Broker
6.2 Example ORBs
6.3 Structure of a Client
6.4 Structure of an Object Implementation
6.5 Structure of an Object Adapter
6.6 CORBA Required Object Adapter
6.7 The Integration of Foreign Object Systems
7 OMG IDL Syntax and Semantics
7.1 Overview
7.2 Lexical Conventions
7.3 Preprocessing
7.4 OMG IDL Grammar
7.5 OMG IDL Specification
7.6 Import Declaration
7.7 Module Declaration
7.8 Interface Declaration
7.9 Value Declaration
7.10 Constant Declaration
7.11 Type Declaration
7.12 Exception Declaration
7.13 Operation Declaration
7.14 Attribute Declaration
7.15 Repository Identity Related Declarations
7.16 Event Declaration
7.17 Component Declaration
7.18 Home Declaration
7.19 CORBA Module
7.20 Names and Scoping
8 ORB Interface
8.1 Overview
8.2 The ORB Operations
8.3 Object Reference Operations
8.4 ValueBase Operations
8.5 ORB and OA Initialization and Initial References
8.6 Context Object
8.7 Current Object
8.8 Policy Object
8.9 Management of Policies
8.10 Management of Policy Domains
8.11 TypeCodes
8.12 Exceptions
9 Value Type Semantics
9.1 Overview
9.2 Architecture
9.3 Standard Value Box Definitions
9.4 Language Mappings
9.5 Custom Marshaling
9.6 Access to the Sending Context Run Time
10 Abstract Interface Semantics
10.1 Overview
10.2 Semantics of Abstract Interfaces
10.3 Usage Guidelines
10.4 Example
10.5 Security Considerations
11 Dynamic Invocation Interface
11.1 Overview
11.2 Request Operations
11.3 ORB Operations
11.4 Polling
11.5 List Operations
12 Dynamic Skeleton Interface
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Overview
12.3 ServerRequestPseudo-Object
12.4 DSI: Language Mapping
13 Dynamic Management of Any Values
13.1 Overview
13.2 DynAny API
13.3 Usage in C++ Language
14 The Interface Repository
14.1 Overview
14.2 Scope of an Interface Repository
14.3 Implementation Dependencies
14.4 Basics
14.5 Interface Repository Interfaces
14.6 Component Interface Repository Interfaces
14.7 RepositoryIds
14.8 OMG IDL for Interface Repository
15 The Portable Object Adapter
15.1 Overview
15.2 Abstract Model Description
15.3 Interfaces
15.4 IDL for PortableServer Module
15.5 UML Description of PortableServer
15.6 Usage Scenarios
16 Portable Interceptors
16.1 Introduction
16.2 General Behavior of Local Objects
16.3 Interceptor Interface
16.4 Request Interceptors
16.5 Portable Interceptor Current
16.6 IOR Interceptor
16.7 Interceptor Policy Objects
16.8 PolicyFactory
16.9 Registering Interceptors
16.10 Dynamic Initial References
16.11 Module Dynamic
16.12 Consolidated IDL
17 CORBA Messaging
17.1 Section I - Introduction
17.2 Messaging Quality of Service
17.3 Propagation of Messaging QoS
17.4 Section II - Introduction
17.5 Running Example
17.6 Async Operation Mapping
17.7 Exception Delivery in the Callback Model
17.8 Type-Specific ReplyHandler Mapping
17.9 Generic Poller Value
17.10 Type-Specific Poller Mapping
17.11 Example Programmer Usage
17.12 Section III - Introduction
17.13 Routing Object References
17.14 Message Routing
17.15 Router Administration
17.16 CORBA Messaging IDL
Annex A - IDL Tags and Exceptions
Annex B - Legal Information
Annex C - OMG's Issue Reporting Procedure
Annex D - Acknowledgements
Index