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| 1377.1 | Not yet... | REQUE::whocrz.zko.dec.com::Gumbel | Dick Gumbel | Mon Mar 03 1997 08:00 | 10 | 
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Current releases of ObjectBroker and Orbix do not interoperate. However,
the new version of ObjectBroker under development, will be CORBA V2
compatible. Then the 2 products should inter-operate. Time frame for
the next ObjectBroker release is late summer 1997.
  Dick Gumbel
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| 1377.2 |  | VAXCPU::michaud | Jeff Michaud - ObjectBroker | Mon Mar 03 1997 10:39 | 7 | 
|  | > A Orbix user (a BIG one) faced the challenge to have a OVMS server.
> While Orbix does not work on VMS they asked if (ex) Digital
> ObjectBroker could do the VMS side? The clients are W95/NT/Solaris.
	Another alternative is to replace Orbix with ObjectBroker
	on the clients as ObjectBroker also supports all those
	clients you listed ...
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| 1377.3 | Option three... | REQUE::HERRLICH |  | Mon Mar 03 1997 11:27 | 9 | 
|  | Install ObjectBroker on an NT or Solaris machine and write a "gateway" program that is
an Orbix server and OBB client for requests going to VMS and you can also write a
program that is an OBB server and Orbix client for requests coming from VMS. The NT or
Solaris machine would act as a gateway to the VMS machine. This isn't a good general
solution, but might be workable depending on how complex your communication with the
VMS machine needs to be.  Disclaimer: I have never actually done this, but know of no
reason it wouldn't work.
						- Alan
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| 1377.4 | Reply .3 reformatted for 80 columns | VAXCPU::michaud | Jeff Michaud - ObjectBroker | Mon Mar 03 1997 11:45 | 16 | 
|  | Note: 1377.3
Author: REQUE::HERRLICH
Topic: Iona/Orbix <-> ORB?
Title: Option three...
Date:  3-MAR-1997 11:27
Install ObjectBroker on an NT or Solaris machine and write a "gateway"
program that is an Orbix server and OBB client for requests going to VMS and
you can also write a program that is an OBB server and Orbix client for
requests coming from VMS. The NT or Solaris machine would act as a gateway to
the VMS machine. This isn't a good general solution, but might be workable
depending on how complex your communication with the VMS machine needs to
be.  Disclaimer: I have never actually done this, but know of no reason it
wouldn't work.
						- Alan
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| 1377.5 | they dont have it . | EMNTAL::STADELMANN | Sepp @ZUO 760-2609 | Mon Mar 03 1997 12:38 | 8 | 
|  |     Also I was just informed that IONA "is planning to have a beta release
    of ORBIX for OpenVMS in the first halfe of 97".
    
    planning .... says me enougth .... btw: in our competitive matrix we
    reflect that IONA supports an open VMS ORBIX. May we should correct
    this now to "forever planned" ... out of money.
    
    Sepp,
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| 1377.6 | Orbix only Alpha | WOTVAX::MATTHEWS | SPS/SWS/SWAS/FS/CS/EIS/DS/NTCC/NETCC/MUPSC/AD&I | Mon Mar 17 1997 16:54 | 5 | 
|  |     It also depends on the 'flavour' of OpenVMS - IONA are only planning 
    an Alpha release, not VAX.
    
    
    				Brian
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