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Distributed Objects, PerlObjCBridge and Apache
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Distributed Objects, PerlObjCBridge and Apache


  • Subject: Distributed Objects, PerlObjCBridge and Apache
  • From: Gary McKeown <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 16:55:10 +0100

I have an Objective-C Cocoa program and have diligently followed the model view controller design pattern. I was asked to reimplement the program as a web service to get some feedback from potential users and I figured it should not be too much of a problem. So I made the main model a vendable object through the Distributed Objects mechanism and made a perl script that could talk to it and receive output output from the Cocoa model. All works well when I use it from the command line, however when I try to implement it as a cgi script from within my Apache webserver it cannot find the Distributed Objects server.

Is this a clever way of achieving my goal and if you have any better ideas could you let me know?
Is there something I need to turn on in Apache to make it see the Distributed Objects server?
Is it a problem of the www webserver user being in a different port space to the vended object?


Any help would be appreciated.

Gary McKeown
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