These examples are the same as the "Bank" examples that Visigenic provides with its product, except that they have been converted to use the Internet Service Broker's web naming functionality.  There are three independent examples.  Each example implements the same basic CORBA client and server written in Java, but using a different technology:  

Example	Client	Server
bank	Static stubs	Server inherits from skeleton
bank_using_tie	Static stubs	Server called through "tie" delegation
dynamic_bank	Dynamic invocation	Dynamic skeletons

 
Batch files have been provided for running and building the example on Windows NT.  However, the example can still be manually built and run on any workstation running the Enterprise Server.

Language:    Java
Operating Systems: NT, can be run/built under UNIX
Key Concepts Demonstrated: 
• Basic CORBA client & server
• Applet as client
• Use of Web Naming service
• Use of a factory object
Pre-Requisites: 
• Enterprise Server 3.0 + 3.0f Patch + WAI Patch
• Communicator 4.0.X
• A standalone Java VM & compiler such as that provided in the JavaSoft's JDK or in Symantec's Visual Cafe.

Download Format: ZIP File

To install the Bank example, unzip it into an empty directory located under the document root of your web server.  This will allow you to easily run the example directly from where you installed it without having to move it to another location later on.  Once installed, the readme file will take you through running and building the example.

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