Re: Thanks & request for info on solaris CORBA::ORBit problem
- From: Sebastian Wilhelmi <wilhelmi ira uka de>
- To: orbit-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Thanks & request for info on solaris CORBA::ORBit problem
- Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 14:39:45 +0200
Hi Chris,
> This only happens if the client and server are on different machines. If
> they are on the same machine, I can send enormous lists across. But it
> seems that if IIOP is used, something is marshalled wrongly which
> completely messes up the client (a perl client will go out of memory or
> segfault; java/jacorb produces a hexdump), as if a length field is
> getting corrupted.
This could be problem with the nonblocking write used in ORBit. We already had
a bug there, which should be fixed. There might lurk another one though.
Please try the following:
In src/IIOP/connection.c simply delete all '| O_NONBLOCK'. Then compile it and
check, whether the problems still occur.
Alternatively you could add a printf after line 228 in the file
giop-msg-buffer.c, which should read 't = writev(fd, curvec, nvecs);' and see
wteather the problems coincide with that printf.
Bye,
Sebastian
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