Re: What does this mean

[olet niels-henrik dyn ml org (Ole J. Tetlie)]

*-"Alex G. Paoli" <ad_alexp@wgn.net>
|
| Hiyas,
| 
| After compiling and installing all of todays CVS (with many little bs
| problems but overall easy) I get this error when launching gnome-help
| 
| IOR:010000002400000049444c3a68656c705f62726f777365722f73696d706c655f62726f777365723a312e300002000000caaedfba48000000010100002c0000002f746d702f6f726269742d61645f616c6578702f6f72622d3331343638313039353133353234353333393700000000000c000000000000004f626a6563743000000000002c000000010100000f0000007865726c69632e77676e2e6e65740000070800000c000000000000004f626a6563743000

IOR means Interoperable Object Reference. It is defined by GIOP to
give the ORB a unique handle to an object. If you want to talk to
an object with a CORBA-interface you need it's IOR.

I don't know why it's printed, but it's shouldn't be an error. It's
just the CORBA-address of an object in the program.

[ Sorry if this confused you more :-]

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