This FAQ provides basic instructions for installing and building ACE+TAO for Linux. ACE+TAO can also be used on other major modern operating systems, such as Windows, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX, and some real-time and embedded operating systems, such as VxWorks, LynxOS, Timesys Linux, and Windows CE.

This FAQ provides basic instructions for installing and building ACE+TAO for Windows with Visual C++. ACE+TAO can also be used on other major modern operating systems, such as Linux, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX, and some real-time and embedded operating systems, such as VxWorks, LynxOS, Timesys Linux, and Windows CE. On Windows, ACE+TAO can also be built with the Borland C++ compiler.

TAO is The ACE ORB -- a CORBA ORB built using the ACE framework. TAO is an open-source, standards-based, middleware platform which targets real-time...

Students wishing to earn ACE credit will be required to take a proctored exam for each course. The steps follow: Step 4 - Take the exam and return the forms identified to be filled out. There is an additional one-time $35 fee that ACE will require to initiate registry. Note: Transcripts are $35 for the first and $10 each additional. Transcripts will be sent directly to the university or employer. You can register anytime and begin the program on the first of the month.

There are several ways to minimize the sizes of the ACE and TAO libraries, at least in UNIX. They are described briefly here. More details can be found in the TAO Developer's Guide. Note that all of these solutions are applied at compile time, so if you obtained OCI's Distribution of TAO as pre-built binaries on CD, you will need to re-compile. To turn off the generation of extra debugging information in the libraries, use the debug=0 make flag when building the ACE, TAO, and orbsvcs libraries.

It is only necessary to use ACE_HAS_MFC if you wish threads created and managed by ACE to be able to make MFC calls. The ACE_HAS_MFC setting causes ACE to use CWinThread worker thread objects for all threads. ACE will still manage these threads just the same as threads created by _beginthreadex(). The only difference is the extra thread-local data stored in the threads. Refer to the many articles on MSDN for when to use AfxBeginThread vs _beginthread, and which MFC functions require CWinThreads.

If you have only installed the non-Debug version of TAO, you will not be able to build Debug executables. To check this, do one of the following: Remove _DEBUG from the list of preprocessor definitions. If the build succeeds, then you probably have a non-Debug version of TAO.

See https://svn.dre.vanderbilt.edu/viewvc/Middleware/trunk/TAO/docs/Security/SSLIOP-INSTALL.html?view=co.

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There are several ways. Linux can be downloaded from many locations on the Internet. However, this is only practical if one has DSL or other high speed Internet access and knows how to burn (i.e., write) a CDROM for an operating system. Usually the easiest way to obtain Linux is to get a set of installation disks (CDROMs or DVDs). The disks are often included in books and magazines about Linux, which can be obtained from bookstores or the library.

Only if X and Y were the versions of TAO and ACE that were released together. For example, ACE 5.1/TAO 1.1 or ACE 5.1.12/TAO 1.1.12. There is no attempt to make the interface between ACE and TAO backward (or forward) compatible. That being said, you may be able to coerce mismatched versions to work together, but it is not something you really want to do.

ACE_HAS_STANDARD_CPP_LIBRARY -- Causes ACE to #include the standard libraries where appropriate instead of older style runtime libraries, or defining its own equivalent. (ie <cstdio> instead of <stdio.h> or <memory> instead of creating its own auto_ptr) ACE_USES_STD_NAMESPACE_FOR_STDCPP_LIB -- This causes ACE to define "using std::xxx" for all the std classes it uses. I've never messed with this one, so I'm not sure of all the ramifications.

You should be able to edit the .config file and then just type make at the top level. For example, to use Linux's graphical config editor: cd linux-2.6-xen0 # make xconfig (configure however you want) (on old version you need to specify ARCH=xen after make) # cd .. # make If there's already a .config present in the kernel tree we leave it well alone. If there's none present and a ./dist/install/boot/config-2.6-xen0 exists then we copy that to .config.

Documentation on using Jaz with Linux can be found at http://www.redhat.com/mirrors/LDP/HOWTO/Jaz-Drive-HOWTO.html.

Either by typing the kernel arguments at the BOOT lilo: prompt, or by adding an ''append='' directive to the /etc/lilo.conf file; for example: At the LILO prompt (example only): BOOT lilo: parport=0x3bc,7 parport=0x3bc,none serial=0x3f8,4 serial=0x2f8,3 If you modify the /etc/lilo.conf file, be sure to run the lilo command to install the new configuration.

JACK requires real-time scheduling privileges for reliable, dropout-free operation. The server requests these privileges when running with the -R option. Unmodified 2.6 kernels work much better, but still require special configuration. The simplest, and least-secure way to provide real-time privileges is running jackd as root. This has the disadvantage of also requiring all of JACK clients to run as root.

The most up to date information, in general, on how to build ACE on the platforms it has been ported to is in the file ACE-INSTALL.html, in the top-level directory of the ACE source kit. A recent copy of that file is provided here, for your convenience. NOTE - the ACE-INSTALL.html file is written from the point of view of the Center for Distributed Object Computing at Washington University and some terms conflict with terms Riverace uses, such as "supported".

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The build agent configuration file has the same format as Java properties file (name-value pairs). The file is located at: System properties - if the process that is executed by the build runner reads properties from system variables (for example, in case of Java process runner, java.lang.System.getProperty(<name>)), you need to use the following format: system.

For JAVA-based runners, you can configure JDK in build configuration parameters. Go to the Administration tab, and edit necessary build configuration. On the Build configuration page, edit the JDK home path field (it is available only if some Java-based runner is selected). If this field is not empty then path is read from JAVA_HOME environment variable or JDK home specified on the build agent machine.

No additional configuration on the agent side is needed to run Maven 2 builds. A snapshot version of Maven 2.1 is distributed as an agent plugin (just like bundled Ant 1.6.5) pomLocation- the directory where the pom.xml file is located. In the example the "%build.working.dir%" macro is used, that is substituted with the real directory path on the concrete agent machine. Alternatevely, if there is a separate Maven 2.1.

On the build agents that should run NAnt builds you'll need to set up the environment variable NAntHome. You can specify it in the agent's properties file (buildAgent\conf\buildAgent.properties) by adding env.NAntHome property. Note that property name is case-sensitive. This environment variable should provide path to NAnt distribution folder. Please, use NAnt build which is newer than 0.85 RC4. In buildAgent.properties, you should also specify one or both system properties for .

On the build agents that will run MSBuild builds, please set up Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0. For some builds you may need to have Microsoft .NET Framework SDK 2.0 installed.

If you're using Debian or Ubuntu, you probably don't have to. Packages for Debian and Ubuntu are available, both from the Debian unstable and Ubuntu breezy (and later) archives and from a separate archive for sarge packages. Otherwise, read on. WebAuth should build on Linux as on any other Unix, but there are a few things to be aware of when doing so. First, most Linux distributions come with the libraries required by WebAuth and many come with an Apache 2.

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In addition to the full source code for ACE and TAO, the OCI CD set includes pre-built libraries for ACE, TAO, and TAO's CORBA services, plus executables for TAO's IDL compiler, gperf, and servers for the various services. The CD set contains these pre-built components for many popular platforms, operating systems, and C++ compilers. In addition, the builds on the CD set include more than one build configuration (i.e., debug on or off, native C++ exception support on or off).