Issue 6048: There is no ObjectSeq type in orb.idl (deployment-ftf)
Source: Zuehlke Engineering (Mr. Frank Pilhofer, fpilhofer2008(at)gmail.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
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Summary: On page 115, section 9.4.6 claims that there is an ObjectSeq
type defined in the CORBA module. That is not true. There are
lots of sequences of basic types, but no ObjectSeq.


Proposed resolution:


Delete section 9.4.6.


Using the generic transformation rules and the special rule
for the mapping of the Endpoint class, a Sequence(Endpoint)
will then map to an Endpoints sequence that contains Object
elements, ultimately resulting in the following IDL:


module Deployment {
  typedef sequence<Object> Endpoints;
};
Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
August 1, 2003: received issue
Discussion: 

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Subject: There is no ObjectSeq type in orb.idl 
Date: Fri, 1 Aug 2003 16:31:22 -0400 
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From: "Pilhofer, Frank" <fpilhofe@mc.com> 
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On page 115, section 9.4.6 claims that there is an ObjectSeq
type defined in the CORBA module. That is not true. There are
lots of sequences of basic types, but no ObjectSeq.


Proposed resolution:


Delete section 9.4.6.


Using the generic transformation rules and the special rule
for the mapping of the Endpoint class, a Sequence(Endpoint)
will then map to an Endpoints sequence that contains Object
elements, ultimately resulting in the following IDL:


module Deployment {
  typedef sequence<Object> Endpoints;
};