Hello All,
I'll admit I'm completely lost on this one so any help would be appreciated.  I want to return an array of strings from a call on my corba object, the IDL looks like this:

interface xxxx
{
   const long STRING_LIST_SIZE = 100;

   // these typedef are used when getting lists
   typedef string stringList[STRING_LIST_SIZE];

   /* Get the list of the names of codecs supported by this application */
   boolean getSupportedCodecs(out stringList codecNamesList);

   .. etc
}

The generated code looks like this:

    static const CORBA::Long STRING_LIST_SIZE;
    typedef CORBA::String_var stringList[ 100 ];
    typedef CORBA::String_var stringList_slice;
    typedef ArrayVarVar< CORBA::String_var,stringList_slice,stringList,100 > stringList_var;
    typedef ArrayVarOut < CORBA::String_var,stringList_slice,stringList,100 > stringList_out;
    enum _dummy_stringList { _dummy_stringList_0 };
    typedef ArrayVarForAny < CORBA::String_var,stringList_slice,stringList,100,_dummy_stringList> stringList_forany;
     .. Etc

In my implementation file I have implemented the body of getSupportedCodecs(…) to populate the array of strings.  The question is how do I call this from the client? What type should the list parameter be?

    if (CCClient->getSupportedCodecs(list))
    {
       // do interesting things...
    }

I thought it would be a stringList_var BUT this won't compile

    conferenceCombinerInterface::stringList_var list;
    if (CCClient->getSupportedCodecs(list))
    {
    }

Regards,
Paul

Hi All,
I have 2 Questions:

1. Does supported oneway calling in mico?

2. if yes, can I push a value in a event channel within a oneway method? ( with due attention to that a oneway method can't has return value).

can some help me?

cheers,
khalilipour.

Hi All,
I have 2 Questions:

1. Does supported the oneway calling in mico?

2. if yes, can I push a value in an event channel within  oneway method? ( with due attention to that a oneway method can't has return value).

can some help me?

cheers,
khalilipour.

Hi! karel

    Glad to hear that you are using 64bit mico. 

    We plan to move to 64bits mico on windows with vc++ 2005 compiler.

    Currently, we are having problems ofcompiling 32 bits mico(2.3.12.CR2) with vc++2005 compiler.

    We plan to compile mico2.3.12 with stlport5.0.0 using vc++2005.  But We end up we can't build any version of mico with vc++2005.

    Can you shine lights?

            Jerry

    Pls: we have built mico2.3.11 on solaris8 with gcc3.4 and mico2.3.7 with vc++6.

-----Original Message-----
From: Karel Gardas [mailto:kgardas <at> objectsecurity.com]
Sent: Mon 2/6/2006 7:41 PM
To: Jie Lin
Cc: mico-devel <at> mico.org
Subject: Re: [mico-devel] Has anyone built 64bit veriosn of Mico?

On Mon, 6 Feb 2006, Jie Lin wrote:

> Hi! Guys
>
>
>
>     If you have built 64bit mico successfully, please let us know.
>

Hi,

Not only built, but I'm using 64bit only all the time last year for our
own MICO-based developments.

Cheers,
Karel
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Karel Gardas                  kgardas <at> objectsecurity.com
ObjectSecurity Ltd.           http://www.objectsecurity.com
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