Re: [Orbit-python-list] hi

[Khaled D. <kh...@w-...>]

On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, Jason Tackaberry wrote:

> According to the mapping specification, Nil objects are represented by
> None.  I don't think ORBit-Python handles this properly, now that you
> mention it.  And so it is on the todo list of things to check.

Ok good to know.

> If the object is a CORBA.Object it means that the interface definition
> for the object represented in the IOR was not found.  It looks like you
> are importing the idl before doing anything, so this could very well be
> a bug.  Try printing the __repo_id attribute of that object and see what
> you get.  If it's correct, then the problem would seem to be the dynamic
> IDL loading.  Can you send me the IOR and IDL files you're working with?

printing __repo_id gives a sound answer -> IDL:Time:1.0
which got me to the conclusion that it was my fault all along, 
since I had inserted a module around the interface that was first
defined and compiled with mico, doh!

Time is an interface and I had a module around it, ofcourse it could
not find it.

Anyway I got some interesting information out from this :)

> Also, give the CVS version a try, as this may inadvertently have been
> fixed.  (There's been quite a bit of internal changes since the last
> release.)  You'll have to patch automake as documented in the
> python-am-changes directory.

Just took it down, Ill have a go at it.

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