Manage Object Request Brokers


 

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The Object Request Broker (ORB) uses IIOP to manage client and server interaction.

There are several ways to manage an ORB. For example, we can use ORB custom property settings, or system property settings to configure an ORB, or we can provide objects during ORB initialization.

Default ORB property values are set when WAS starts and the ORB service initializes. These properties control the run-time behavior of the ORB and can also affect the behavior of product components that are tightly integrated with the ORB, such as security. We might have to modify some ORB settings to fit the system requirements.

After an ORB instance is established in a process, changes to ORB properties do not affect the behavior of a running ORB instance. Stop the process and restart it before the modified settings take effect.

A list of possible tasks for managing an ORB follows.

 

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Enable HTTP tunneling
Stopping an appserver
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