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From: Jerome Hugues <hugues@merlin-lenchanteur.enst.fr>
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Subject: CORBA/Ada [Was: Re: Unchecked_Conversion help needed]
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In article <1751648.n8nPOOOENr@linux1.krischik.com>, Martin Krischik wrote:

> I constantly try to improve the page and I would be happy if you would look
> over it from time to time.

Do not hesitate to ping me by private mail, or through the PolyORB
mailing-lists.

> When we are at it, I don't like the way the New_Echo method is implemented:
> 
> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:CORBA#Ada_Implementation_2
> 
> According to the CORBA doc one should use create_reference to create a new
> object and I found a fitting function in PortableServer.POA but I could not
> get it to work. Any Ideas?

Can you be more precise ? What is the problem you see ?

Note that a similar echo is already covered in PolyORB's examples and
in the User's Guide.

For a more complete look over the use of the POA interface in PolyORB,
you can grab PolyORB from the CVS repository, and examine
testsuite/corba/portableserver; these examples review each function
from this interface.

-- 
Jerome