PO_IR(1)PO_IR(1)NAME
po_ir - standalone CORBA interface repository server
SYNOPSIS po_ir(1) provides no options, just start it by typing: po_ir
DESCRIPTION po_ir(1) is a standalone server that supports the CORBA interface repository. When launched, it returns its IOR and corbaloc, which can
then be used by other CORBA applications.
If you want po_ir(1) to return the same IOR or corbaloc at each startup, you must set a default listen port for the protocol personalities
you use. See the section about configuring protocol personality preferences in the Polyorb User Manual for more details.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Reto Buerki <reet@codelabs.ch> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
RESOURCES
Polyorb User Manual: http://www.adacore.com/wp-content/files/auto_update/polyorb-docs/polyorb_ug.html/
SEE ALSO po_dumpir(1).
05/21/2009 PO_IR(1)
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PO_COS_NAMING_SHELL(1)PO_COS_NAMING_SHELL(1)NAME
po_cos_naming_shell - navigate and interact with the CORBA COS Naming implementation.
SYNOPSIS
po_cos_naming_shell [-s] [-i] [-I <IOR>] [-n]
All the command line switches are optional. Note: if no root directory initial reference is specified (see section OPTIONS), a new one is
created on startup.
DESCRIPTION po_cos_naming_shell(1) is very similar to the po_cos_naming(1) application. po_cos_naming_shell(1) can can act as standalone server that
supports the CORBA COS Naming specification. In addition, po_cos_naming_shell(1) provides an interactive shell which can be used to query
and manage the CORBA COS naming service.
po_cos_naming_shell(1) is able to retrive an existing root directory reference, or it can create a new one on application startup.
To display all available shell commands, type help on the command line.
OPTIONS po_cos_naming_shell(1) accepts the following command line switches:
-s
Register root directory initial reference.
-i
Retrieve root directory initial reference.
-I <IOR>
Use object denoted by IOR as root directory.
-n
Retrieve root directory by name.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Reto Buerki <reet@codelabs.ch> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
RESOURCES
Polyorb User Manual: http://www.adacore.com/wp-content/files/auto_update/polyorb-docs/polyorb_ug.html/
SEE ALSO po_cos_naming(1), po_names(1).
05/21/2009 PO_COS_NAMING_SHELL(1)
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