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Welcome to VisiBroker™.

VisiBroker™ 8.5.3

Introduction to VisiBroker

Using the License Manager

VisiBroker Console

VisiBroker™ 8.5

Planning your Installation

Installing VisiBroker on Windows

Installing VisiBroker on Solaris

Installing VisiBroker on Linux

Installing VisiBroker on IBM AIX

Installing VisiBroker on HP-UX

Installing VisiBroker in console mode

Installing VisiBroker Using Silent Installation

Product Registration

Installing Service Pack 3

VisiBroker™ 8.5.3

Introduction to VisiBroker

Understanding the CORBA model

Developing an example application with VisiBroker

Programmer tools for Java

IDL to Java mapping

VisiBroker properties

Handling exceptions

Server basics

Using POAs

Managing threads and connections

Using the tie mechanism

Client basics

Using IDL

Using the Smart Agent

Using the Location Service

Using the VisiNaming Service

Using the Event Service

Using the VisiBroker Server Manager

Using VisiBroker Native Messaging

Using the Object Activation Daemon (OAD)

Using Interface Repositories

Using the Dynamic Invocation Interface

Using the Dynamic Skeleton Interface

Using Portable Interceptors

Using VisiBroker Interceptors

Using object wrappers

Event Queue

Using RMI over IIOP

Using the dynamically managed types

Using valuetypes

Using URL naming

Bidirectional Communication

Using the BOA with VisiBroker

Using object activators

CORBA exceptions

Web Services Overview

VisiBroker™ 8.5

Java APIs

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

Generated interfaces and classes

Core interfaces and classes

Dynamic interfaces and classes

Interface repository interfaces and classes (C++)

Activation interfaces and classes

Naming Service interfaces and classes (C++)

Event service interfaces and classes

Server Manager Interfaces and Classes

Transaction Service interfaces and classes

Native Messaging Interfaces and Classes for C++

Portable Interceptor interfaces and classes for C++

VisiBroker Interceptor and object wrapper interfaces and classes for C++

Quality of Service interfaces and classes

IOP and IIOP interfaces and classes

Marshal buffer interfaces and classes

Location service interfaces and classes

Initialization interfaces and classes

Real-Time CORBA interfaces and classes

Pluggable Transport Interface Classes

VisiBroker for C++ Logging

VisiBroker™ 8.5.3

Introduction to VisiBroker

Understanding the CORBA model

Developing an example application with VisiBroker

Programmer tools for C++

IDL to C++ mapping

VisiBroker properties

Handling exceptions

Server basics

Using POAs

Managing threads and connections

Using the tie mechanism

Client basics

Using IDL

Using the Smart Agent

Using the Location Service

Using the VisiNaming Service

Using the Event Service

Using the VisiBroker Server Manager

Using VisiBroker Native Messaging

Using the Object Activation Daemon (OAD)

Using Interface Repositories

Using the Dynamic Invocation Interface

Using the Dynamic Skeleton Interface

Using Portable Interceptors

Using VisiBroker Interceptors

Using object wrappers

Event Queue

Using dynamically managed types

Using valuetypes

Bidirectional Communication

Using the BOA with VisiBroker

Using object activators

Real-time CORBA extensions

CORBA exceptions

VisiBroker Pluggable Transport Interface

VisiBroker Logging

Web Services Overview

Reducing ORB runtime footprint

VisiBroker™ 8.5.3

Introduction to VisiBroker

Getting Started with VisiSecure

Authentication

Authorization

Secure Transportation

Quality of Protection

Creating custom plugins

Creating Secure CORBA Applications Using Java

Creating Secure CORBA Applications Using C++

Security Properties for Java

Security Properties for C++

VisiSecure for C++ APIs

Security SPI for C++

VisiSecure Error Codes

VisiBroker™ 8.5

VisiSecure for Java API and SPI

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

Introduction to GateKeeper

Configuring GateKeeper and internetworking devices

Configuring user programs

Advanced features

Troubleshooting GateKeeper

AppendixGateKeeper properties

AppendixGateKeeper deployment scenarios

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

Introduction to VisiNotify

Developing supplier and consumer applications

Using the Publish Subscribe Adapter (PSA)

Setting the Quality of Service and Filters

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

VisiTransact basics

Overview of transaction processing

A quick start with VisiTransact

Creating a transactional object

Determining your approach to transactions

Creating and propagating VisiTransact-managed transactions

Other methods of creating and propagating transactions

Transaction completion

Coordinating transaction completion with Resource objects

Managing heuristic decisions

Implementing Synchronization objects

Backward compatibility and migration.

Session Manager overview

Integrating VisiTransact with databases using the Session Manager

Data access using the Session Manager

Pluggable Database Resource Module for VisiTransact

Using the VisiBroker Console

Server Application Model

XA Session Manager for Oracle OCI, version 9i Client

DirectConnect Session Manager for Oracle OCI, version 9i Client

Commands, utilities, arguments, and environment variables

Error codes

Problem determination

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

Using the VisiTime Service

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker

VisiTelcoLog Service overview

Logging for event aware applications

Logging for event unaware applications

Understanding the Log interface

Advanced features

Running the VisiTelcoLog Service

VisiBroker™ 8.5.2

Introduction to VisiBroker for .NET

Understanding the VisiBroker for .NET model

Developing VisiBroker for .NET client applications

Configuring properties

Building and deploying VisiBroker for .NET applications

Developing VisiBroker for .NET Remoting servers

Using hints and custom marshaling

Using Quality of Service

Using the dynamically managed types

Using Portable Interceptors

Using Portable Object Adapters

Using the Transaction service

Using the Security service

Using VisiBroker for .NET with Partially Trusted Applications

Using VisiBroker for .NET with COM

Using VisiBroker for .NET with GateKeeper

Compiler options

IDL to C# mapping

Java built-in type support