On Saturday, August 3, 2002, at 09:52 AM, Sven Harazim wrote:
> The creation of one delegate for each client-callback object works,
> but the instantiated Qoskets in the delegates use the same contract
> (every new created Qosket overides the old contract in the kernel with
> a new one). I need one contract for each delegate.

If you give the contracts unique names, everything should work as you
want it to.



> A further problem for me is the publicity of local SysConds in
> contracts. Is
> there another way to access to this SysConds in addition to probed
> SysConds?

It's possible if the syscond itself knows how to call out to some other
CORBA object in the outside world. For instance it could pass itself as
an argument in a call on some CORBA object that lives in your qosket.
That would give you access to it from the qosket.

But if you just want access to it from the qosket, it makes more sense
to have the qosket create the syscond in the first place and to pass it
in to the Contract as an argument.



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