perf_server_reqreply.cc

C++的CORBA程序源代码,isporb.1.1.1.tar.gz

// perf_oneway_ser.cc

// The server for the TestOneway example.


// The executable file generated from this code should be registered 
// (under the name 'TestReqReply') using the 'putit' command.


#include <stream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "perf_server_t.hh"

int main() {

  /* create a TestReqReply object, myTest  - using the implementation class
   * TestReqReply_template. 
   * Because the TIE approach is being used, we need to create a TIE object:
   */
  TestReqReply_ptr myTest =
    new TIE_TestReqReply(TestReqReply_templated)(new TestReqReply_templated());
  
    /* dkv: let's work via IORs saved in file but not via repository */
    char TestReqReply_IOR_file[512];
    char *base_dir = getenv ("ISPORB_BASE_DIR");
    FILE *TestReqReply_f;
    
    if (base_dir == NULL) {
      printf (" Set ISPORB_BASE_DIR variable first (see \"INSTALL\").\n");
      exit (0);
    }
    
    strcpy (TestReqReply_IOR_file, base_dir);
    strcat (TestReqReply_IOR_file, "/src/examples/perf/orbix20/IORs/TestReqReply");
    
    if ((TestReqReply_f = fopen (TestReqReply_IOR_file, "w")) == NULL) {
      printf ("Can not open file %s for writing\n", TestReqReply_IOR_file);
      exit (0);
    }
    CORBA2::String_var TestReqReply_IOR = CORBA::Orbix.object_to_string (myTest);
    fputs (TestReqReply_IOR, TestReqReply_f);
    fclose (TestReqReply_f);
    /* end of added by dkv */


  try {
    CORBA::Environment bugFixEnv;

    // tell Orbix that we have completed the server's initialisation:
    CORBA::Orbix.impl_is_ready("TestReqReply", bugFixEnv);
  }
    catch (CORBA::SystemException &sysEx) {
    cerr << "Unexpected system exception" << endl;
    cerr << &sysEx;
    exit(1);
  } catch(...) {
    // an error occured calling impl_is_ready() - output the error.
    cout << "Unexpected exception" << endl;
    exit(1);
  }

  // impl_is_ready() returns only when Orbix times-out an idle server
  // (or an error occurs).
  cout << "server exiting" << endl;

  return 0;

}