Check the following environment settings before running the CORBA client application.
This section explains the common items that are independent of the implementation method. For details, refer to the "Interstage Application Server Distributed Application Development Guide (CORBA Service Edition)". For notes on running applications, refer to the relevant software release guides.
If the server application must be started in advance, when the server application type is PERSISTENT, ask the server administrator to start the server application.
Though it's not directly related with the client application but, to run the server application it is necessary to register the implementation repository information beforehand on the server.
Before the CORBA client application can refer to a server object, server object information must be stored in the naming service repository.
If the Interstage Application Server client function is installed, specify the naming server used for it in the "inithost" file provided by the CORBA service.
Naming server specification example 1:
If Interstage Application Server is installed in "c:\interstage\APS" and the naming service of the "SERV01" server is to be used, the following must be defined in "c:\interstage\APS\odwin\etc\inithost".
SERV01 8002
: :
: :Naming server specification example 2:
When connecting the client system to a server in a multi-instance system, the system to be connected is determined according to the port number.
SERV01 8002 Access to instance 1 of server SERV01 SERV01 8003 Access to instance 2 of server SERV01
The following environment settings are required for the object-oriented COBOL static invocation interface:
The folder containing the runtime system for this product and the folder containing the object-oriented COBOL runtime system must be set in the "PATH" environment variable.
The following environment setting is required for the COBOL static invocation interface:
The installation folder of the COBOL runtime system must be set in the "PATH" environment variable.