This is a feature of JBuilder Enterprise.
To use this wizard, select Wizards|Use CORBA Interface. To use this wizard, you must have an Interface Definition Language (IDL) file in the current project.
This wizard is used to help create a client CORBA application. It will create a reference to a CORBA client interface that was built earlier, or it will create one. This provides easy access to information using CodeInsight in the Source pane, and helps the UI Designer connect the necessary pieces.
This is a feature of JBuilder Enterprise.
Select the CORBA Interface Bean Already Exists option if you have already created the CORBA interface bean using the Use CORBA Server Interface wizard.
Do not select this option if you want to create a CORBA interface bean.
This is a feature of JBuilder Enterprise.
Use this page of the wizard to define and create a new CORBA interface bean. You will be able to invoke the methods in this bean that will be executed on a CORBA Server when you are connected to an Object Request Broker.
Select an IDL file from the current project from the drop-down list, or select the ellipsis to browse to the IDL file to be used to create the CORBA interface bean.
Displays the package name associated with the IDL file.
A file will be created with this name and a JAVA extension to define the interface.
When an IDL file is selected, a list of interfaces associated with the IDL file can be selected from this list box.
Uses information from the project file as header comments at the top of the class file. This is the information entered in the Project wizard when creating the project file.
This is a feature of JBuilder Enterprise.
If you have a preference for the field name, enter it here. Otherwise, a default will be used. If the name you enter is not unique, a number will be appended to it so that it becomes unique.
This is a feature of JBuilder Enterprise.
A file will be created with this name and a JAVA extension to define the interface.
If you have a preference for the field name, enter it here. Otherwise, a default will be used. If the name you enter is not unique, a number will be appended to it so that it becomes unique.