Dear,
Assume that we have those two files:
------------------------------
a.idl
#pragma prefix "AAA"
....
and
------------------------
b.idl
#include <a.idl>
module modb {
interface b {
...
};
...
};
------------------
Important here is:
#pragme prefix in first file (a.idl)
and #include <a.idl> in second file (b.idl)
I generate skelet for b (tao_idl b.idl)
and there is in bS.cpp in _interface_repository_id() (and somewhere else) this
information:
"IDL:AAA/modb/b:1.0"
I don't know is this is OK ? Maybe shold be just (becaus there is no prefix
directive in b.idl):
"IDL:modb/b:1.0"
The problem is if I put the file b.idl (and ofcourse a.idl) into IFR.
There is information for interface b just: modb/b and not AAA/modb/b so there is
mismatch between IFR and Skeleton !!
So I don't know if this is wrong behavior of IFR or IDL complier.
Best Regards
Bogdan Jeram
Dear, Assume that we have those two files: ------------------------------ a.idl #pragma prefix "AAA" .... and ------------------------ b.idl #include <a.idl> module modb { interface b { ... }; ... }; ------------------ Important here is: #pragme prefix in first file (a.idl) and #include <a.idl> in second file (b.idl) I generate skelet for b (tao_idl b.idl) and there is in bS.cpp in _interface_repository_id() (and somewhere else) this information: "IDL:AAA/modb/b:1.0" I don't know is this is OK ? Maybe shold be just (becaus there is no prefix directive in b.idl): "IDL:modb/b:1.0" The problem is if I put the file b.idl (and ofcourse a.idl) into IFR. There is information for interface b just: modb/b and not AAA/modb/b so there is mismatch between IFR and Skeleton !! So I don't know if this is wrong behavior of IFR or IDL complier. Best Regards Bogdan Jeram