Compilation problem in Visual Studio .Net 2005

[abhishek]

Hi Everyone,



I am new to CORBA and MICO. I have some queries.



I am using Visual studio .Net 2005



I created an IDL file time.idl. I compiled using idl.exe. It gave me only
two files time.h and time.cc. But in a book that I am following, it says
four files will be generated time.hh, timeC.cc, timeS.hh and timeS.cc.



When I created a file called MyServer.cc I am unable to compile. What are
the correct settings I need to build the simplest application?



I have already take mico-win32 in my PATH. I have taken mico\include to
include directories in Visual studio. I have taken lib directory to library
path in Visual studio. It still can not identify CORBA::XXXX.



Please help me; I am tired of this MICO and CORBA.



Thanks in advance.



With Best Regards,





Abhishek THAKUR
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6 Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
***@orange-ftgroup.com

Silicomp India Private Limited
Plot No. 406, 7th Main, First Floor,
Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
Bangalore - 560 011.


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[Sorin Mustaca]

Hi,
I don't know what book you are reading, but before you are getting too tired, I advise to have
a look at all the examples provided in the source tree (e.g. : demo/poa/hello-1).

demo/poa/hello-1/Makefile.win32:

server.exe: hello.h hello.obj server.obj
$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) hello.obj server.obj $(LDLIBS) /out:server.exe

client.exe: hello.h hello.obj client.obj
$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) hello.obj client.obj $(LDLIBS) /out:client.exe


hello.h hello.cc : hello.idl $(IDLGEN)
$(IDL) hello.idl

Have a look at the \MakeVars.win32 in the root of the source tree. It contains important flags
required to correctly compile the applications.
You may use a makefile to compile using VStudio.

Best regards,
Sorin

Post by abhishek
Hi Everyone,
I am new to CORBA and MICO. I have some queries.
I am using Visual studio .Net 2005
I created an IDL file *time.idl*. I compiled using idl.exe. It gave me
only two files *time.h* and *time.cc. *But in a book that I am
following, it says four files will be generated time.hh, timeC.cc,
timeS.hh and timeS.cc.
When I created a file called MyServer.cc I am unable to compile. What
are the correct settings I need to build the simplest application?
I have already take mico-win32 in my PATH. I have taken mico\include to
include directories in Visual studio. I have taken lib directory to
library path in Visual studio. It still can not identify CORBA::XXXX.
Please help me; I am tired of this MICO and CORBA.
Thanks in advance.
With Best Regards,
*Abhishek THAKUR*
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6 Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
*Silicomp India Private Limited*
Plot No. 406, 7th Main, First Floor,
Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
Bangalore – 560 011.
www.itlabs.en.orange-business.com
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[abhishek]

Hi,

Thanks for your response. I am now able to compile the demos. I am feeling a
bit comfortable with MICO.
I want to run mcast demo for fault tolerance. When I pass 224.0.0.1 in
runit.bat the server crashes. I have no idea about multicasting. Can someone
help me to run the fault tolerant demo mcast?

With Best Regards,


Abhishek THAKUR
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6  Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
***@orange-ftgroup.com
Silicomp India Private Limited
Plot No. 406, 7th Main, First Floor,
Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
Bangalore – 560 011.
www.itlabs.en.orange-business.com
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Behalf Of Sorin Mustaca
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 1:22 PM
To: mico-***@mico.org
Subject: Re: [mico-devel] Compilation problem in Visual Studio .Net 2005

Hi,
I don't know what book you are reading, but before you are getting too
tired, I advise to have
a look at all the examples provided in the source tree (e.g. :
demo/poa/hello-1).

demo/poa/hello-1/Makefile.win32:

server.exe: hello.h hello.obj server.obj
$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) hello.obj server.obj $(LDLIBS) /out:server.exe

client.exe: hello.h hello.obj client.obj
$(LD) $(LDFLAGS) hello.obj client.obj $(LDLIBS) /out:client.exe


hello.h hello.cc : hello.idl $(IDLGEN)
$(IDL) hello.idl

Have a look at the \MakeVars.win32 in the root of the source tree. It
contains important flags
required to correctly compile the applications.
You may use a makefile to compile using VStudio.

Best regards,
Sorin

Post by abhishek
Hi Everyone,
I am new to CORBA and MICO. I have some queries.
I am using Visual studio .Net 2005
I created an IDL file *time.idl*. I compiled using idl.exe. It gave me
only two files *time.h* and *time.cc. *But in a book that I am
following, it says four files will be generated time.hh, timeC.cc,
timeS.hh and timeS.cc.
When I created a file called MyServer.cc I am unable to compile. What
are the correct settings I need to build the simplest application?
I have already take mico-win32 in my PATH. I have taken mico\include to
include directories in Visual studio. I have taken lib directory to
library path in Visual studio. It still can not identify CORBA::XXXX.
Please help me; I am tired of this MICO and CORBA.
Thanks in advance.
With Best Regards,
*Abhishek THAKUR*
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6 Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
*Silicomp India Private Limited*
Plot No. 406, 7th Main, First Floor,
Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
Bangalore – 560 011.
www.itlabs.en.orange-business.com

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and any attachments will not adversely affect its systems or data. No
responsibility is accepted by Silicomp India in this regard and the
recipient should carry out such virus and other checks as it considers
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