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Message-ID: <20050306045006.28011.qmail@web54010.mail.yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 20:50:06 -0800 (PST)
From: Tom Wallick <tomwallick@yahoo.com>
Subject: CORBA Server Requiring Connectivity and Activity with PostgreSQL 8.0
	on RH Linux 9
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
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PostgreSQL Developers:

Kindly, are there examples of how to connect a CORBA
Server to PostgreSQL 8.0 and have the CORBA Server
perform programmatic DB selects and DB updates?

I have already setup my LINUX system to have a regular
NON-CORBA, NON-Distributed C++ app call into
PostgreSQL through GBorgs STL-implemented pqxx C++
PostgreSQL API Library.

Now, I require the next step have a CORBA Server, that
I would develop use this pqxx C++ PostgreSQL API and
return result sets back to the client.

Q1: How can I accomplish this? ( Again, to have a C++
CORBA Server call upon the pqxx C++ PostgreSQL API
Library and make Database calls ( CREATE TABLE
commands, SELECT commands, DROP TABLE commands, etc )
against PostgreSQL 8.0 on Red Hat LINUX 9.


Any assistance to pointers and/or concrete solutions (
brief boilerplate code samples would be very helpful,
since my time is somewhat urgent to find out how to do
this. 

I have also seen the /corba subdirectory under the
PostgreSQL source branch and saw a few .idl files and
a server.cpp file -- what use is this for?


Thanks kindly.

Tom Wallick


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