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application is defined as some application implementing on one or more CORBA objects. There is no
conflict if the same application is both a client and a server. In fact, most servers also tend to be clients
at the same time. Because of this, the reader should first become familiar with the separate companion
document, Tech Note #20: Quick Start Guide to Writing CORBA Client Applications. The material
from Tech Note #20 will be assumed as a prerequisite to the material in this Tech Note.
However, the reader is referred to specific additional documents more information.
generally the same, but some non-Bionic Buffalo compilers will not generate all of the programs, data
structures and other information (such as static repository definitions, allocation routines for aliases,
and so on) that are generated by Bionic Buffalo's
process so that the necessary procedures for such workarounds will be reasonably obvious.
language. However, the same principles are applicable to applications written in other programming
languages.
full architecture too complex to deal with quickly, and for most purposes the simplification is all that is
needed. Possible complications will be mentioned later.)
structure: