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enum GnorbaInitFlags

typedef enum {
  GNORBA_INIT_SERVER_FUNC = 1 << 0,
  GNORBA_INIT_DISABLE_COOKIES = 1 << 1
} GnorbaInitFlags;

GNORBA_INIT_SERVER_FUNC specifies that this program intends to export implementations of CORBA objects to other programs
GNORBA_INIT_DISABLE_COOKIES turns off the GNOME CORBA security mechanism

gnome_CORBA_init ()

CORBA_ORB   gnome_CORBA_init                (const char *app_id,
                                             const char *app_version,
                                             int *argc,
                                             char **argv,
                                             GnorbaInitFlags gnorba_flags,
                                             CORBA_Environment *ev);

Wrapper around the GNORBA CORBA support routines for GNOME applications. This routine takes care of calling gnome_init after registering our command line arguments. After gnome_init is invoked, the GNORBA CORBA setup is bootstrapped by calling gnorba_CORBA_init for you.

`app_id` :	Application id.
`app_version` :	Application version.
`argc` :	pointer to argc (for example, as received by main)
`argv` :	pointer to argv (for example, as received by main)
`gnorba_flags` :	GNORBA initialization flags.
`ev` :	CORBA Environment to return CORBA errors.
Returns :	the CORBA_ORB for this application.

gnome_CORBA_init_with_popt_table ()

CORBA_ORB   gnome_CORBA_init_with_popt_table
                                            (const char *app_id,
                                             const char *app_version,
                                             int *argc,
                                             char **argv,
                                             const struct poptOption *options,
                                             int popt_flags,
                                             poptContext *return_ctx,
                                             GnorbaInitFlags gnorba_flags,
                                             CORBA_Environment *ev);

This differs from gnome_CORBA_init only in that it provides a way to pass a table of popt options for argument parsing.

If you pass return_ctx, you need to release it with the proper popt routine where you are done.

`app_id` :	Application id.
`app_version` :	Application version.
`argc` :	pointer to argc (for example, as received by main)
`argv` :	argv (for example, as received by main)
`options` :	an array of poptOptions.
`popt_flags` :	flags passes to popt.
`return_ctx` :	if non-NULL a popt context is returned here.
`gnorba_flags` :	GNORBA initialization flags.
`ev` :	CORBA Environment to return CORBA errors.
Returns :	the CORBA_ORB for this application.

gnome_CORBA_ORB ()

CORBA_ORB   gnome_CORBA_ORB                 (void);

Returns :

the CORBA_ORB initialized by the GNORBA libraries.

gnorba_CORBA_init ()

CORBA_ORB   gnorba_CORBA_init               (int *argc,
                                             char **argv,
                                             GnorbaInitFlags flags,
                                             CORBA_Environment *ev);

Sets up the ORBit connection add/remove function pointers to our routines, which inform the gtk main loop about the CORBA connection fd's.

Calls gnome_init and CORBA_ORB_init with the specified params.

Sets up a cookie for requests.

`argc` :	argc pointer from the application
`argv` :	argv from the application
`flags` :	GnorbaInitFlags that control the way we startup
`ev` :	A CORBA_Environment for catching CORBA errors
Returns :	the CORBA_ORB initialized by the GNORBA libraries.

gnome_name_service_get ()

CORBA_Object gnome_name_service_get         (void);

This routine returns an object reference to the name server for this user/session pair. This launches the name server if it is the first application running it.

Returns :

an object reference to the name service.

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