| Command Line Tools (Stable) |
| The following commands are located under "dist" subdirectory.
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| Idl Compiler |
| Command Name : idl2nc |
| Usage |
Generate Corba stub files based on the input IDL definition. |
| Command options |
Description |
| -all |
Generate mapping for all include files |
| -lang |
Select a target language for code generation.
The following languages are supported in version 1.0
CS - C#
JS - J#
VB - VB.Net
CME - Chrome v1.5 or above
DPR - Delphi 2006 or above
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| -d directory_name |
Provide a way to specify the output
directory. This option will not use "generated" directory.
e.g.
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| -invokeMethod [option] |
[option] can be one of the following
choice.
<Classes/Reflection/Switch>
The method (optimize the searching algorithm) used to implement the POA invoke
method. If not specified, Classes is used.
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| -D |
Define a symbol, equivalent to #define.
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| -importlink |
equivalent to "import" in IDL definition.
The IDL compiler feed in the IDL definitions indicated in the importlink
parameters |
| -I |
allow specification of the include
directory |
| -native |
define native mapping
e.g.
idl2nc demo.idl -native cookie System.Object
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| -transform |
Replace the existing package name by a
new package name
e.g.
idl2nc demo.idl -transform x:x.y.z
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| -nolocalstub |
generate stubs without local invocation
path |
| -noprefix |
don't use prefix as package names |
| -noreverseprefix |
The package are used as package name but
they are not reversed. |
| -nosekeleton |
Don't generate skeleton. |
| -nostub |
Don't generate stub. |
| -notie |
Don't generate tie class for delegation
purpose. |
| -package |
Generate file in package name/namespace
e.g.
idl2nc sample.idl -package demo
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| -pidl |
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| -quiet |
Suppress any output same as -silence |
| -release |
Show version number. |
| -minTabSize [size] |
The minimum size of method table |
| -userInterfaces |
Generate user implementation classes for
IDL interfaces. |
| -XgenerateValueFactory [impl postfix] |
Generate default factories
for value types. Create instance of [valuetype name][impl postfix] |
| -XgenerateValueImpl [postfix] |
Generate default implementations of value
types. Create classes with name [valuetype name][postfix] |
| -j2ee |
Generate IDL classes with RMI repository
ID and overloading methods |
| -com |
Append the COM declarative identifiers
inside the classes generated |
| -serialize |
Append the serialization declarative
identifier inside the classes generated |
e.g.
# generate C# files
idl2nc -IC:\work -lang CS sample.idl
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| Naming Service |
| Command Name : namesvc [<file name>]
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| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| [file name] |
the IOR file name of the running naming service. |
e.g.
namesvc c:\var\NS_Ref
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| Naming Context Lister |
| Command Name : cl |
| Usage |
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Must start the naming service (namesvc) first and then start any
service you want such as transaction service (txnsvc).
e.g. To see what services has been registed in naming service.
Type the following command in command prompt.
command prompt> cl
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| Fix IOR |
| Command Name : fixior [host] [port] [IOR file
name] |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| [host] |
host name or IP (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) |
| [port] |
valid port number |
| [IOR file name] |
the IOR file that are going to be patched with the host name and
the port number indicated in the command line arguments. |
e.g.
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| Ping Corba Object |
| Command Name : pingobj [ IOR_string | -f file_name
] |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| [IOR_string] |
the IOR string of the pinged Corba objects. |
| -f |
the location of the IOR file that contains teh IOR string of the
pinged Corba objects. |
e.g.
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| Print IOR |
| Command Name : printior [ IOR_string | -f
file_name ] |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| [IOR_string] |
IOR string |
| -f |
IOR file name |
e.g.
printior -f c:\ns_ref
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| Implementation Repository |
| Command Name : imrrep |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| -p [port] |
Port to listen on for requests |
| -f [file] |
Read in server table from this file |
| -n |
Start with an empty table |
| -i [iorfile] |
Place IOR in this file |
| -b [backupfile] |
Put server table in this file. |
| -a |
Allow auto-registering of servers. |
| -h |
Print the help screeen |
e.g.
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| Implementation Repository Demaen |
| Command Name : imrd |
| Usage |
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e.g.
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| Implementation Repository Manager |
| Command Name : imrmgr |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| add | edit |
complete syntax : add | edit [servername] <-h hostname -c startup_cmd>
-h <hostname> Restart server on this host.
-c command Restart server with this command.
If -h is not set, the local host name (that of the manager) is used.
Note : The -c switch must always follow after the -h switch,
because all arguments after -c command are interpreted as the
startup command.
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| remove |
complete syntax : remove [server | host] [name]
Remove server or host <name> from the repository.
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| list |
complete syntax : list <server | host>
List all servers or all hosts.
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| hold |
complete syntax : host <servername> [<time>]
Hold the server <servername> (if time is specified, it is
released automatically)
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| release |
complete syntax : release <servername>
Relaese the server <servername>
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| start |
complete syntax : start <servername>
Start the server <servername> on its given host with the given command.
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| setdown |
complete syntax : setdown <servername>
Declare the server <servername> as down to the repository.
This means that the repository tries to start the server up after
recieving the next request for it.
This is actually an operation only committed by the ORB, but it
might be useful for server migration and recovery of crushed servers.
Note :
use "hold" before, to aviod the server being restarted at the
wrong moment.
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| savetable |
Make a server backup of the server table. |
| shutdown |
complete syntax : setdown [force]
Shut the IMR down orderly. If "force" is specified, the ORB is forced
down, ignoring open connections.
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| gui |
Not supported in version 1.0 |
| help |
Print this help screen |
e.g.
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| Domain Service |
| Command Name : domainsvc [
-help | IOR file_name ] |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| -help |
Print the help screen |
| [ IOR file_name ] |
Select a target language for code generation |
e.g.
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| Transaction Service |
| Command Name : txnsvc |
| Usage |
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e.g.
Type in the following command:
command prompt>txnsvc
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| Property Service |
| Command Name : propertysvc |
| Usage |
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e.g.
Type in the following command:
command prompt>propertysvc
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| Time Service |
| Command Name : timesvc |
| Usage |
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e.g.
Type in the following command:
command prompt>timesvc
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| Proxy Service |
| Command Name : proxysvc [port] [<IOR
file_name>] [-dynamic] |
| Usage |
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| Command options |
Description |
| [port] |
port number |
| [<IOR file_name>] |
file name that save the IOR string of the running proxy service. |
| [ -dynamic ] |
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| Event Service |
| Command Name : eventsvc |
| Usage |
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e.g.
Type in the following command:
command prompt>eventsvc
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| Comman Tools for
Unstable/Preview Packages |
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