Re: orbitcpp and orbitcpp's integration

[Bowie Owens <bowie owens csiro au>]

Cuteanu Victor wrote:

> Hello Team.
>
>  I would like to ask You for a little help for the following problem:
>
>  After I installed ORBit (orbitcpp-0.30.4) and successfully compiled the test examples,
>  
That sounds like a very old version. You will probably be a lot better 
off upgrading to the latest versions of ORBit and orbitcpp. It will also 
make it much easier for us to help you if you run in to trouble.

>  I intended to create a simple example without any test features and related to installed orbitcpp
>  (I observed that in test examples are involved files from the instalation files) .
>  (I am using RedHat 7.3).
>  
You can't develop an orbitcpp program without having the orbitcpp 
headers and libraries installed on your machine. Since every program you 
write is going to need to reference CORBA types that are defined in the 
orbitcpp headers (e.g. CORBA::ORB).  You can of course compile your 
program on a development machine and distribute it and the orbitcpp .so 
files.

>  Also I would like to integrate orbitcpp functionalities in a project created in KDE development environment 
>  , but there I couldn't find a solution.
>  
You can of course install orbitcpp on a machine running KDE and use it 
within a program that uses KDE libraries. You will need to install ORBit 
and all the libraries it depends on first though. I tend to use GARNOME 
for building GNOME libraries and programs. Depending on your needs, DCOP 
might be a better fit if you are developing components for KDE.


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