debian man page for name-client-2

Query: name-client-2

OS: debian

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NAME-CLIENT-2(1)						  [FIXME: manual]						  NAME-CLIENT-2(1)

NAME
name-client-2 - CORBA Naming Service client
SYNOPSIS
name-client-2 [root] [[bind] | [rebind] | [bind_context] | [rebind_context]] [name] [object-id] name-client-2 [root] [[resolve] | [unbind] | [bind_new_context] | [list] | [destroy]] [name] name-client-2 [root] [new_context]
DESCRIPTION
name-client-2 is used to query or control a CORBA Name Service, such as the orbit-name-server-2.
OPTIONS
name-client-2 accepts the following arguments: Binds or rebinds an object or naming context to name. Resolves, unbinds, lists, or destroys name or binds name to a new context. Creates a new naming context and writes its IOR to standard output. Components of name are delimited by / (slash). id and kind of those components are delimited by . (dot). root denotes the IOR of the root naming context, it is either: o the IOR itself o --stdin: the IOR is read from stdin. o --gnome: the GNOME Name Server is used. object-id is the IOR of an object.
FILES
On startup, name-client-2 tries to read the files /etc/orbitrc and $HOME/.orbitrc. The format of these files is not yet documented in Debian.
SEE ALSO
ORBit2 web pages: GNOME[1], SourceForge[2]
AUTHORS
This manual was written by W. Borgert for Debian GNU/Linux.
AUTHOR
W. Borgert <debacle@debian.org> Author.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2003 W. Borgert
NOTES
1. GNOME http://www.gnome.org/projects/ORBit2/ 2. SourceForge http://orbit-resource.sourceforge.net/ [FIXME: source] 2003-12-12 NAME-CLIENT-2(1)
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