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- From: jens@Xenon.Stanford.EDU (Jens Christensen)
- Subject: Re: Sun C++ 2.1 and RPC
- Message-ID: <jens.711761856@Xenon.Stanford.EDU>
- Keywords: RPC
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- Organization: CS Department, Stanford University, California, USA
- References: <1992Jul17.023848.419@cs.tulane.edu> <1992Jul21.202848.11095@aostra.uucp>
- Date: 21 Jul 92 23:37:36 GMT
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- kreiser@aostra.GOV (Barry Kreiser) writes:
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- >In article 419@cs.tulane.edu, huangx@cs.tulane.edu (Xinyu Huang) writes:
- >>We plan to buy Sun C++ 2.1. It has RPC libraries. But I want to know whether
- >>the RPC support C++ language. For example, can C++ class be transferred
- >>between client and server? If someone know the answer or can tell me whom
- >>I should ask,please send me an email. I have called 1-800-USA-4SUN, no
- >>use.
- >>
- >>huangx@cs.tulane.edu
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- >I am interested in this as well.... Is there an RPCGEN++ or something else out
- >there that automatically serializes and deserializes instances of classes...
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- You might want to take a look at NetClasses from PostModern
- Computing. It provides serialization and deserialization of C++
- objects, as well as Remote Method Invocation (RMI), a C++ version of
- RPC. A description of NetClasses can be gotten via anonymous ftp from
- thor.stanford.edu in the /pub/netclasses directory, or you can
- reach PostModern at (415) 967-6169.
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- Jens Christensen
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