Contents

• Introduction
  • Features
  • Setting up your environment
• The Basics
  • The Echo example
  • Generating the Python stubs
  • Object References and Servants
  • Example 1 — Colocated client and servant
  • Example 2 — Different Address Spaces
  • Example 3 — Using the Naming Service
  • Global IDL definitions
• Python language mapping issues
  • Narrowing object references
  • Support for Any values
  • Interface Repository stubs
  • IDL attributes
• omniORB configuration and API
  • Setting parameters
  • Tracing options
  • Miscellaneous global options
  • Client side options
  • Server side options
  • GIOP and interoperability options
  • System Exception Handlers
  • Location forwarding
  • Dynamic importing of IDL
  • C++ API
• The IDL compiler
  • Common options
  • Python back-end options
  • Examples
• Connection and Thread Management
  • Background
  • The model
  • Client side behaviour
  • Server side behaviour
  • Idle connection shutdown
• Transports and Endpoints
  • Port ranges
  • IPv6
  • Endpoint publishing
  • Connection selection and acceptance
  • Client transport rules
  • Server transport rules
  • Bidirectional GIOP
  • TLS / SSL transport
  • HTTP, HTTPS and WebSocket transport
  • ZIOP
  • Connection Management Extension
• Interoperable Naming Service
  • Object URIs
  • Configuring resolve_initial_references
  • omniNames
  • omniMapper
  • Creating objects with plain object keys
• Code set conversion
  • Native code set
  • Default code sets
  • Code set library
  • Implementing new code sets
• Interceptors
  • Request interceptors
  • Thread interceptors
• Objects by value
  • Features
  • Value sharing and local calls
  • Value factories
  • Standard value boxes
  • Values inside Anys
• Asynchronous Method Invocation
  • Implied IDL
  • Generating AMI stubs
  • AMI examples
• Resources
• References

This document was translated from L^AT_EX by H^EV^EA.