I'm converting a Java/J2EE app over to Ruby/Rails. I need a solution for
the CORBA calls. I see that Ruby has its own distributed API (DRb) and
there are a few 3rd party CORBA tools, but nothing seems viable for
actually doing CORBA in Ruby. What are you guys using professionally?
Disclaimer: I've already searched Google and tried a number of tools. So
please only suggest somethig if you are personally using the tools or
100% sure they work. 
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Hi,
I'm currently working on an updated release of R2CORBA
(https://osportal.remedy.nl/projects/r2corba\) which will a.o. provide
1.9.3 compatibility.
regards,
Martin.
On 10/23/2012 03:54 PM, Will Bracken wrote:
I'm converting a Java/J2EE app over to Ruby/Rails. I need a solution for
the CORBA calls. I see that Ruby has its own distributed API (DRb) and
there are a few 3rd party CORBA tools, but nothing seems viable for
actually doing CORBA in Ruby. What are you guys using professionally?Disclaimer: I've already searched Google and tried a number of tools. So
please only suggest somethig if you are personally using the tools or
100% sure they work.
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Martin Corino wrote in post #1080804:
Hi,
I'm currently working on an updated release of R2CORBA
(https://osportal.remedy.nl/projects/r2corba\) which will a.o. provide
1.9.3 compatibility.regards,
Martin.
Hi Martin. Thanks for the speedy response!
Will you be releasing it as a Gem?
R2CORBA was my first choice, but I had way too many problems and the
process was way too complex. I downloaded PERL, ACE, TAO, performed
multiple builds/configs, etc. Coming from Java, where I'm used to
grabbing a Jar and coding away, I would expect a Gem install, nothing
more.
Also, when will you be releasing it? Timing is usually the most
important factor. 
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For a real world "success" story on using R2CORBA look here:
http://www.orbzone.org/node/151
regards,
Martin.
On 10/23/2012 04:35 PM, Martin Corino wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently working on an updated release of R2CORBA
(https://osportal.remedy.nl/projects/r2corba\) which will a.o. provide
1.9.3 compatibility.regards,
Martin.On 10/23/2012 03:54 PM, Will Bracken wrote:
I'm converting a Java/J2EE app over to Ruby/Rails. I need a solution for
the CORBA calls. I see that Ruby has its own distributed API (DRb) and
there are a few 3rd party CORBA tools, but nothing seems viable for
actually doing CORBA in Ruby. What are you guys using professionally?Disclaimer: I've already searched Google and tried a number of tools. So
please only suggest somethig if you are personally using the tools or
100% sure they work.
--
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Martin J.N. Corino | Remedy IT Expertise BV
Postbus 101 | 2650 AC Berkel en Rodenrijs | The Netherlands
tel: +31 (10) 522 0139 | fax: +31 (33) 246 6511
World Wide Web: http://www.remedy.nl
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Hi Will,
Martin Corino wrote in post #1080804:
Hi,
I'm currently working on an updated release of R2CORBA
(https://osportal.remedy.nl/projects/r2corba\) which will a.o. provide
1.9.3 compatibility.regards,
Martin.Hi Martin. Thanks for the speedy response!
You are welcome.
Will you be releasing it as a Gem?
Not very soon. I want to investigate this but the problem will be the
dependency on ACE/TAO and/or JacORB.
In the mean time the OSPortal site provides prebuilt packages for the
JRuby/JacORB variant of R2CORBA as well as for the MingW built MRI/TAO
variant for Windows.
For Linux we provide RPMs for various Linux distros/versions through the
OpenSUSE Build Service (OBS) for ACE, TAO as well as R2CORBA.
Check here:
http://software.opensuse.org/package/ruby-r2corba?search_term=r2corba
Also, when will you be releasing it? Timing is usually the most
important factor.
I'm aiming for the end of this month/beginning of next month.
regards,
Martin.
On 10/23/2012 04:49 PM, Will Bracken wrote:
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