Is the Naming Service servers object reference “persistent?
Yes, TAO’s implementation of the OMG Naming Service always creates a persistent IOR for the root Naming Context. That is to say, it creates the object reference in a POA that has the PERSISTENT life span policy. Thus, you can use the IOR across invocations of the Naming Service provided that the service always starts up on the endpoint used when creating the original reference. Use the -ORBListenEndpoints option to specify that the server should start on a specific endpoint, e.g.
Yes, TAO’s implementation of the OMG Naming Service always creates a persistent IOR for the root Naming Context. That is to say, it creates the object reference in a POA that has the PERSISTENT life span policy. Thus, you can use the IOR across invocations of the Naming Service provided that the service always starts up on the endpoint used when creating the original reference.