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List:       openorb-users
Subject:    [openorb-users] Issue while passing string param
From:       Prathewsha Kannan <prathewsha () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2002-12-30 11:57:38
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Hi,

I am facing a problem while passing a string data of size greater than 190KB from \
java side to C++ side.

Java client invokes an interface method on C++ object , which is compiled on TAO1.2.1 \
. The method takes in string param . While passing a string of size greater than \
190KB , the call doesnt reach the C++ object, whereas the invocation goes through \
successfully in Visibroker.

With JavaOrb & C++ ( compiled on TAO1.2.1) object, the maximum string size it allows \
is 32KB. Whereas with OpenOrb & C++ object , the maximum string size it allows is \
about 190KB.

Open ORB version which we use is OpenORB-1.2.0. 

Did you guys ever come across such problem ? 

Is there a solution to this problem ?

 

- Regards

Prathewsha



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<P>Hi,</P>
<P>I am facing a problem while passing a string data of size greater than 190KB from \
java side to C++ side.</P> <P>Java client invokes an interface method on C++ object , \
which is compiled on TAO1.2.1 . The method takes in string param . While passing a \
string of size greater than 190KB , the call doesnt reach the C++ object, whereas the \
invocation goes through successfully in Visibroker.</P> <P>With JavaOrb &amp; C++ ( \
compiled on TAO1.2.1) object, the maximum string size it allows is 32KB. Whereas with \
OpenOrb &amp; C++ object , the maximum string size it allows is about 190KB.</P> \
<P>Open ORB version which we use is OpenORB-1.2.0. </P> <P>Did you guys ever come \
across such problem ? </P> <P>Is there a solution to this problem ?</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
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