Issue 1123:  DynAny issue (08), CORBA 2.2 chapter 7 (port-rtf)
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Summary: Summary: * Page 7-16, C++ example: the do-while loop condition should be
 
 while (!found && dyn_struct->next());
 
 That is, the ! negation of next() currently present in the example is
 wrong.
 
 In the same example, the semicolons after the close braces for the
 two "if" statements and the eval_filter() function are all unnecessary.
 
 * Overall: somebody needs to globally substitute "associated with"
 for "associated to" on this entire chapter.
 
 

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
March 31, 1998: received issue
June 19, 1998: moved from orb_revision to port-rtf
July 30, 1998: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 18:57:46 -0500
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From: Steve Vinoski <vinoski@iona.com>
Subject: more DynAny issues

More DynAny issues. All page numbers are for CORBA 2.2, Chapter 7.


* Page 7-16, C++ example: the do-while loop condition should be

while (!found && dyn_struct->next());

That is, the ! negation of next() currently present in the example is
wrong.

In the same example, the semicolons after the close braces for the
two "if" statements and the eval_filter() function are all
unnecessary.

* Overall: somebody needs to globally substitute "associated with"
for "associated to" on this entire chapter.