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This is a Java/CORBA server that illustrates the use of stringified object references stored in a file on a server that is different from the machine on which either the CORBA server or the CORBA client are located. This server provides a servant object that returns the date and time as a string.

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CORBA-Server-Client-RMI

This is a Java/CORBA server that illustrates the use of stringified object references stored in a file on a server that is different from the machine on which either the CORBA server or the CORBA client are located. This server provides a servant object that returns the date and time as a string.

Terminal 1

Compiling the idl file

$ idlj -fall -oldImplBase Date.idl

Compliling all our java files at once

$ javac *. java

Start RMI Registry

$ rmiregistry &

Start the Server

$ java DateServer

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Terminal 2

Start the Client

$ java DateClient

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This is a Java/CORBA server that illustrates the use of stringified object references stored in a file on a server that is different from the machine on which either the CORBA server or the CORBA client are located. This server provides a servant object that returns the date and time as a string.

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