All VisiBroker for Java programmer's tools have both general and specific options. The specific options for each tool are listed in the section for the tool. All the options in the list are enabled by default and they are preceded by a hyphen (–). To turn off the default value, you can either prepend -no_ or remove the hyphen. For example, to display a “warning” if a #pragma is not recognized, the default value is:
http://www.omg.org/.Using the option “–o” as shown in the above example, the three Java byte code files (Account, Client, Server) are output to a file, final.idl. By default, the output is displayed on the screen.The following options are available for java2idl.
http://www.omg.org/.Use java2iiop if you have existing Java byte code that you wish to adapt to use distributed objects or if you do not want to write IDL. By using java2iiop, you can generate the necessary container classes, client stubs, and server skeletons from Java byte code.The java2iiop compiler does not support overloaded methods on CORBA interfaces.The following options are available for java2iiop.
-hotspotvm / -clientvm
-servervm
-VBJaddJar ir equivalent to -classpath/a.
-D<name>[=<value>] parameter to the executed “java.”.
<launcher location>/../lib directory if no absolute path is specified