Issue 898:  Clarify the use of return_value() before invoke() in DII (java-rtf)
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Summary: Summary: Clarify the use of return_value() before invoke() in DII.
        When using dii in Java (in portable stubs), it should be possible
        to call return_value() before invoke() in order to get the Any 
        that will be associated with the return. It is then possible
        to insert a streamable, which when combined with fixing copy
        semantics for any"s, will enable a big performance improvement. 
 

Resolution: closed
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January 12, 1998: received issue
May 19, 1998: closed issue
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Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 00:46:06 -0800
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From: "Jeff Mischkinsky" <jeffm@visigenic.com>
Subject: java-rtf issues

Juergen,
  here's a resend. the first time i forgot the @omg.org so it bounced.
  i also sent this to java-rtf@omg.org
Hi,
Here is a list of accumulated issues that i have collected, and
actually
have draft solutions for!!!!
   jeff


Issue: Clarify the use of return_value() before invoke() in DII.
       When using dii in Java (in portable stubs), it should be
possible
       to call return_value() before invoke() in order to get the Any 
       that will be associated with the return. It is then possible
       to insert a streamable, which when combined with fixing copy
       semantics for any's, will enable a big performance
improvement.