Connections to EAServer Components
You can build
a .NET client application or component that invokes methods of Enterprise
JavaBeans (EJB) components or PowerBuilder EAServer components running
in EAServer 6.1 or later.
This capability is based on the .NET client
ORB library introduced in EAServer 6.1.
Note: When you install EAServer, you must install the .NET support
option.
option.
You can use either the Connection object or the JaguarORB object to connect to the
component in EAServer, and you can connect from .NET Windows Forms
and from .NET assemblies and Web services.
- Using the Connection Object
Build a .NET client application for an EAServer component using the Connection object. - Connections Using the JaguarORB Object
To create a CORBA-compatible client, you can use the JaguarORB object instead of the Connection object to establish the connection to the server. - Support for CORBAObject and CORBACurrent Objects
The CORBAObject object gives PowerBuilder clients access to several standard CORBA methods. All proxy objects generated for EAServer components using the EAServer proxy generator are descendants of CORBAObject. - Supported Datatypes
Simple and complex datatypes are convertible between .NET clients and EAServer components. - SSL Connection Support
To enable .NET client applications developed in PowerBuilder to connect with EAServer using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), the computer where the .NET application runs must be configured to work correctly with the SSL authentication mode.
Parent topic: .NET Language Interoperability
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