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VisiBroker DocumentationVisiBroker featuresVisiBroker DocumentationVisiBroker offers the following features:■■■■■■■■“Out-of-the-box” security and web connectivity.Seamless integration to the J2EE Platform, allowing CORBA clients direct access toEJBs.A robust Naming Service (VisiNaming), with caching, persistent storage, andreplication for high availability.Automatic client failover to backup servers if primary server is unreachable.Load distribution across a cluster of CORBA servers.Full compliance with the OMG's CORBA 2.6 Specification.Integration with the Borland JBuilder integrated development environment.Enhanced integration with other Borland products including Borland AppServer.The VisiBroker documentation set includes the following:■■■■■■■■■Borland VisiBroker Installation Guide—describes how to install VisiBroker on yournetwork. It is written for system administrators who are familiar with Windows orUNIX operating systems.Borland Security Guide—describes Borland's framework for securing VisiBroker,including VisiSecure for VisiBroker for Java and VisiBroker for C++.Borland VisiBroker for Java Developer's Guide—describes how to developVisiBroker applications in Java. It familiarizes you with configuration andmanagement of the Visibroker ORB and how to use the programming tools. Alsodescribed is the IDL compiler, the Smart Agent, the Location, Naming and EventServices, the Object Activation Daemon (OAD), the Quality of Service (QoS), theInterface Repository, and the Interface Repository, and Web Service Support.Borland VisiBroker for C++ Developer's Guide—describes how to developVisiBroker applications in C++. It familiarizes you with configuration andmanagement of the Visibroker ORB and how to use the programming tools. Alsodescribed is the IDL compiler, the Smart Agent, the Location, Naming and EventServices, the OAD, the QoS, Pluggable Transport Interface, RT CORBAExtensions, and Web Service Support.Borland VisiBroker for .NET Developer's Guide—describes how to developVisiBroker applications in a .NET environment.Borland VisiBroker for C++ API Reference—provides a description of the classesand interfaces supplied with VisiBroker for C++.Borland VisiBroker VisiTime Guide—describes Borland's implementation of theOMG Time Service specification.Borland VisiBroker VisiNotify Guide—describes Borland's implementation of theOMG Notification Service specification and how to use the major features of thenotification messaging framework, in particular, the Quality of Service (QoS)properties, Filtering, and Publish/Subscribe Adapter (PSA).Borland VisiBroker VisiTransact Guide—describes Borland's implementation of theOMG Object Transaction Service specification and the Borland IntegratedTransaction Service components.2 VisiBroker Security Guide
VisiBroker DocumentationImportant■Borland VisiBroker VisiTelcoLog Guide—describes Borland's implementation of theOMG Telecom Log Service specification.■Borland VisiBroker GateKeeper Guide—describes how to use the VisiBrokerGateKeeper to enable VisiBroker clients to communicate with servers acrossnetworks, while still conforming to the security restrictions imposed by web browsersand firewalls.The documentation is typically accessed through the Help Viewer installed withVisiBroker. You can choose to view help from the standalone Help Viewer or fromwithin a VisiBroker Console. Both methods launch the Help Viewer in a separatewindow and give you access to the main Help Viewer toolbar for navigation andprinting, as well as access to a navigation pane. The Help Viewer navigation paneincludes a table of contents for all VisiBroker books and reference documentation, athorough index, and a comprehensive search page.Updates to the product documentation, as well as PDF versions, are available on theweb at http://www.borland.com/techpubs.Accessing VisiBroker online help topics in the standalone HelpViewerTo access the online help through the standalone Help Viewer on a machine where theproduct is installed, use one of the following methods:Windows■Choose Start|Programs|Borland Deployment Platform|Help TopicsUNIXTip■or, open the Command Prompt and go to the product installation \bin directory,then type the following command:helpOpen a command shell and go to the product installation /bin directory, then enterthe command:helpDuring installation on UNIX systems, the default is to not include an entry for bin inyour PATH. If you did not choose the custom install option and modify the default forPATH entry, and you do not have an entry for current directory in your PATH, use ./help to start the help viewer.Accessing VisiBroker online help topics from within theVisiBroker ConsoleTo access the online help from within the VisiBroker Console, choose Help|HelpTopics.The Help menu also contains shortcuts to specific documents within the online help.When you select one of these shortcuts, the Help Topics viewer is launched and theitem selected from the Help menu is displayed.Chapter 1: Introduction to Borland VisiBroker 3
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