Issue 460:  IORs and identifying Object Keys (interop)
Source:  (, )
Nature:  Uncategorized
Severity: 
Summary: Summary: Is there a standard by which you can identify whether incoming IOR is for an object reference in our ORB or not? Opaque object key could have same encoding in another ORB...Confusion

Resolution:  closed with no revision required
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
December 5, 1996: received issue
March 26, 1998: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Date: Wed, 10 Dec 1997 16:49:32 -0500
From: ter@holta.ho.lucent.com (T E Rutt)
To: interop@omg.org
Subject: Interop 1.2 RTF Conference call (Proposed revisions and
issues)

To: Interop 1.2	RTF
Subject: Dec 19, Conference Call
From: Tom Rutt,	RTF Chair

I have attached	my proposed Resolutions	of Issues for ORB
Interoperability 1.2 Revision Task Force.  There was no
meeting	of the RTF at the NJ meeting, since everyone is	so
busy I decided to take a whack at coming up with resolutions
for the	issues.

We need	further	discussion on some of these issues, as
indicated in the actions section of each issue.

A conference Call is scheduled for Friday, December 19,	at
11:00 EST.  I have the bridge reserved for 2 hours.

The bridge phone number	(16 ports reserved) is:
+1 630 224 444	Conference Code	674 369
Let me know if you will	participate, so	I can ensure 16	is
enough ports.

Tom Rutt

Issue 460: IORs	and identifying	Object Keys
(interop)

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Source:	Oracle (Mr. Umesh Bellur, ubellur@us.oracle.com)
Nature:	Uncategorized
Severity:
Summary: Is there a standard by	which you can identify
whether	incoming IOR is	for
an object reference in our ORB or not? Opaque object key
could have same	encoding
in another ORB...Confusion

Resolution: The	Orb-type ior component already serves this
purpose.
Revised	Text:
Actions	taken: Proposed	no revision.
December 5, 1996: received issue