I looked through the CORBA RpfFrameProvider (which is the Corba client)
and i am curious about the details of working with the RPF data becouse
i have no access to the sources of omcorba.jar classes in packege
com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.corba. As i looked throug the code the idea
behind the mechanism is generally:
server uses standard RPFFrameCache to load the RAW RPF data then it
packeges it and sends using CORBA mechanism. Could anyone described the
sequense of calls while working with RPF data in details?? I amsking of
this becous i would like to implement such RPF mechanism based on RMI -
which will be used in the same way as CORBA but in Java specific
platform. Is there a chance that in later editions of OpenMap there will
be a RMI example of RPF data provider??
Many Thanks
Mariusz
*Don Wrote:*
I think you want to take a look at the
com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.RpfFrameProvider interface, and see how
the RpfLayer uses it. By default, the RpfFrameCache is the
localized version of a RpfFrameProvider, but the src/corba
directory contains a CORBA RpfFrameProvider that is a client to a
server, in the com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.corba package.
The CorbaRpfLayer is a RpfLayer that uses the CRPFClient as the
RpfFrameProvider. The CRPFServer is the CORBA server.
While you can use these classes to do what you want, they do
require a bit of knowledge about how CORBA works, and how you get
CORBA clients and servers talking to each other. If you don't want
to approach that learning curve, you could use these classes as a
model to write a RMI version.
Hope this helps,
Don
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Received on Wed Aug 17 2005 - 18:37:53 EDT