Use of CORBA::DynAny and CORBA::TypeCode
The absence of stub code, apart from forcing you to consult the interface repository, has other important consequences. Stub code also provides the following useful classes:
Type codes for user-defined data types.
Classes that represent each of the user-defined types. These classes encapsulate the memory layout of user-defined types.
In the absence of stub code, it is very difficult to manipulate user-defined types. To cope with user-defined types, you must use the dynamic features CORBA::TypeCode and DynamicAny::DynAny.
Type codes can be created dynamically with the help of a set of operations defined in CORBA::ORB. Operations of the general form CORBA::ORB::create_type_tc are used to create type codes ...
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