r2corba 1.4.1-x86-mingw32 → 1.5.1-x86-mingw32

data/test/OBV/Truncatable/run_test.rb

@@ -1,69 +1,69 @@
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-#
-# Author: Martin Corino
-#
-# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
-# included with this program.
-#
-# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
-# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-OPTIONS = {
-  :debug_opt => '',
-  :use_implement => '--use-implement'
-}
-
-require 'optparse'
-
-ARGV.options do |opts|
-    script_name = File.basename($0)
-    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("-d",
-            "Run with debugging output.",
-            "Default: false") { OPTIONS[:debug_opt] = '--d 10' }
-    opts.on("--use-stubs",
-            "Use stubs generated by RIDL.",
-            "Default: false (uses embedded IDL)") { OPTIONS[:use_implement] = '' }
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("-h", "--help",
-            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
-
-    opts.parse!
-end
-
-require 'lib/test.rb'
-include TestUtil
-
-ior_file = 'server.ior'
-
-TestUtil.remove_file(ior_file)
-
-srv = Test.new
-
-exit(255) if !srv.run('server.rb', "--o #{ior_file} #{OPTIONS[:debug_opt]} #{OPTIONS[:use_implement]}")
-
-TestUtil.wait_for_file(ior_file, 400)
-
-clt = Test.new
-
-if !clt.run('client.rb', "--k file://#{ior_file} #{OPTIONS[:debug_opt]} #{OPTIONS[:use_implement]}")
-  srv.kill(100)
-  exit(255)
-end
-
-exrc = clt.wait(400)
-
-if exrc ==0
-  srv.wait(400)
-else
-  srv.wait_term(400)
-end
-
-exit(exrc)
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# Author: Martin Corino
+#
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
+# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
+# included with this program.
+#
+# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
+# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+OPTIONS = {
+  :debug_opt => '',
+  :use_implement => '--use-implement'
+}
+
+require 'optparse'
+
+ARGV.options do |opts|
+    script_name = File.basename($0)
+    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("-d",
+            "Run with debugging output.",
+            "Default: false") { OPTIONS[:debug_opt] = '--d 10' }
+    opts.on("--use-stubs",
+            "Use stubs generated by RIDL.",
+            "Default: false (uses embedded IDL)") { OPTIONS[:use_implement] = '' }
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("-h", "--help",
+            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
+
+    opts.parse!
+end
+
+require 'lib/test.rb'
+include TestUtil
+
+ior_file = 'server.ior'
+
+TestUtil.remove_file(ior_file)
+
+srv = Test.new
+
+exit(255) if !srv.run('server.rb', "--o #{ior_file} #{OPTIONS[:debug_opt]} #{OPTIONS[:use_implement]}")
+
+TestUtil.wait_for_file(ior_file, 400)
+
+clt = Test.new
+
+if !clt.run('client.rb', "--k file://#{ior_file} #{OPTIONS[:debug_opt]} #{OPTIONS[:use_implement]}")
+  srv.kill(100)
+  exit(255)
+end
+
+exrc = clt.wait(400)
+
+if exrc ==0
+  srv.wait(400)
+else
+  srv.wait_term(400)
+end
+
+exit(exrc)

data/test/OBV/Truncatable/server.ior

@@ -1 +1 @@
-IOR:010000002100000049444c3a4f42565f5472756e63617461626c65546573742f546573743a312e300000000001000000000000006c000000010102650d0000003137322e31362e372e3234380020f0051b00000014010f005253549afe04526cdc02000000000001000000010000005202000000000000000800000001042300004f41540100000018000000010000000100010001000000010001050901010000000000
+IOR:010000002100000049444c3a4f42565f5472756e63617461626c65546573742f546573743a312e300000000001000000000000006c000000010102000d0000003137322e31362e362e313738000040dd1b00000014010f005253547cb2d354505406000000000001000000010000000002000000000000000800000001e58c01004f4154010000001800000001e58c010100010001000000010001050901010000000000

data/test/OBV/Truncatable/server.rb

@@ -1,89 +1,89 @@
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-#
-# Author: Martin Corino
-#
-# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
-# included with this program.
-#
-# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
-# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-require 'optparse'
-
-OPTIONS = {
-  :use_implement => false,
-  :orb_debuglevel => 0,
-  :iorfile => 'server.ior'
-}
-
-ARGV.options do |opts|
-    script_name = File.basename($0)
-    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("--o IORFILE",
-            "Set IOR filename.",
-            "Default: 'server.ior'") { |v| OPTIONS[:iorfile]=v }
-    opts.on("--d LVL",
-            "Set ORBDebugLevel value.",
-            "Default: 0") { |v| OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]=v }
-    opts.on("--use-implement",
-            "Load IDL through CORBA.implement() instead of precompiled code.",
-            "Default: off") { |v| OPTIONS[:use_implement]=v }
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("-h", "--help",
-            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
-
-    opts.parse!
-end
-
-if OPTIONS[:use_implement]
-  require 'corba/poa'
-  CORBA.implement('Truncatable.idl', OPTIONS, CORBA::IDL::SERVANT_INTF)
-else
-  require 'TruncatableS'
-end
-
-require 'Truncatable_impl'
-
-orb = CORBA.ORB_init(["-ORBDebugLevel", OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]], 'myORB')
-
-# make sure valuetype factories are registered
-OBV_TruncatableTest::BaseValueFactory.get_factory(orb)
-OBV_TruncatableTest::TValue1Factory.get_factory(orb)
-OBV_TruncatableTest::TValue4Factory.get_factory(orb)
-OBV_TruncatableTest::NestedValueFactory.get_factory(orb)
-
-obj = orb.resolve_initial_references('RootPOA')
-
-root_poa = PortableServer::POA._narrow(obj)
-
-poa_man = root_poa.the_POAManager
-
-poa_man.activate
-
-tester = Test_impl.new(orb)
-
-obj = tester._this()
-
-ior = orb.object_to_string(obj)
-
-open(OPTIONS[:iorfile], 'w') { |io|
-  io.write ior
-}
-
-Signal.trap('INT') do
-  puts "SIGINT - shutting down ORB..."
-  orb.shutdown()
-end
-
-if Signal.list.has_key?('USR2')
-  Signal.trap('USR2', 'EXIT')
-end
-
-orb.run
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# Author: Martin Corino
+#
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
+# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
+# included with this program.
+#
+# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
+# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+require 'optparse'
+
+OPTIONS = {
+  :use_implement => false,
+  :orb_debuglevel => 0,
+  :iorfile => 'server.ior'
+}
+
+ARGV.options do |opts|
+    script_name = File.basename($0)
+    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("--o IORFILE",
+            "Set IOR filename.",
+            "Default: 'server.ior'") { |v| OPTIONS[:iorfile]=v }
+    opts.on("--d LVL",
+            "Set ORBDebugLevel value.",
+            "Default: 0") { |v| OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]=v }
+    opts.on("--use-implement",
+            "Load IDL through CORBA.implement() instead of precompiled code.",
+            "Default: off") { |v| OPTIONS[:use_implement]=v }
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("-h", "--help",
+            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
+
+    opts.parse!
+end
+
+if OPTIONS[:use_implement]
+  require 'corba/poa'
+  CORBA.implement('Truncatable.idl', OPTIONS, CORBA::IDL::SERVANT_INTF)
+else
+  require 'TruncatableS'
+end
+
+require 'Truncatable_impl'
+
+orb = CORBA.ORB_init(["-ORBDebugLevel", OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]], 'myORB')
+
+# make sure valuetype factories are registered
+OBV_TruncatableTest::BaseValueFactory.get_factory(orb)
+OBV_TruncatableTest::TValue1Factory.get_factory(orb)
+OBV_TruncatableTest::TValue4Factory.get_factory(orb)
+OBV_TruncatableTest::NestedValueFactory.get_factory(orb)
+
+obj = orb.resolve_initial_references('RootPOA')
+
+root_poa = PortableServer::POA._narrow(obj)
+
+poa_man = root_poa.the_POAManager
+
+poa_man.activate
+
+tester = Test_impl.new(orb)
+
+obj = tester._this()
+
+ior = orb.object_to_string(obj)
+
+open(OPTIONS[:iorfile], 'w') { |io|
+  io.write ior
+}
+
+Signal.trap('INT') do
+  puts "SIGINT - shutting down ORB..."
+  orb.shutdown()
+end
+
+if Signal.list.has_key?('USR2')
+  Signal.trap('USR2', 'EXIT')
+end
+
+orb.run

data/test/OBV/ValueBox/client.rb

@@ -1,497 +1,497 @@
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-#
-# Author: Martin Corino
-#
-# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
-# included with this program.
-#
-# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
-# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
-#--------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-require 'optparse'
-require 'lib/assert.rb'
-include TestUtil::Assertions
-
-OPTIONS = {
-  :use_implement => false,
-  :orb_debuglevel => 0,
-  :iorfile => 'file://server.ior'
-}
-
-ARGV.options do |opts|
-    script_name = File.basename($0)
-    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("--k IORFILE",
-            "Set IOR.",
-            "Default: 'file://server.ior'") { |v| OPTIONS[:iorfile]=v }
-    opts.on("--d LVL",
-            "Set ORBDebugLevel value.",
-            "Default: 0") { |v| OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]=v }
-    opts.on("--use-implement",
-            "Load IDL through CORBA.implement() instead of precompiled code.",
-            "Default: off") { |v| OPTIONS[:use_implement]=v }
-
-    opts.separator ""
-
-    opts.on("-h", "--help",
-            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
-
-    opts.parse!
-end
-
-if OPTIONS[:use_implement]
-  require 'corba'
-  CORBA.implement('valuebox.idl', OPTIONS)
-else
-  require 'valueboxC'
-end
-
-##
-
-module Test
-  def Test.basic_invocations(test)
-    # test boxed value
-    p1 = VBlong.new(25)
-    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-
-    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (1)'
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
-    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
-    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
-
-    # test boxed value using implicit conversion of Ruby types
-    p1 = 25
-    p2 = 53
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-
-    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (2)'
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (retval == (p1*3))
-
-    # test boxed value using nil
-    p1 = nil
-    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-
-    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (3)'
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
-    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (retval.nil?)
-
-    # test boxed value from nested module
-    p1 = Vb_basic::M_VBlong.new(25) # explicit value box
-    p2 = 53                         # implicitly converted value
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op2(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
-    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
-    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
-
-    # test regular Ruby types using values from valueboxes
-    p1 = VBlong.new(25)
-    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op3(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
-    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
-    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
-  end
-
-  def Test.boxed_string_invocations(test)
-    string1 = "First-string"
-    string2 = "Second-string"
-
-    # Establish that we have data setup correctly...
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string1 < string2)
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string2 > string1)
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string1 == string1)
-
-    # create valueboxes
-    vbstring1 = VBstring.new(string1.dup)
-    vbstring2 = VBstring.new(string1.dup)
-
-    # check valuebox correctness
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:1 failed", (vbstring1.value == string1)
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:1 failed", (vbstring2.value == string1)
-
-    # test value modifier
-    vbstring2.value = string2.dup
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:2 failed", (vbstring2.value == string2)
-
-    # test invocation with value boxes
-    p1 = VBstring.new('string1')
-    p2 = VBstring.new('string2')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value == 'string1')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p2.value == 'string2')
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.string_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == '2string')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == '2string')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (retval == '1string')
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value == 'string1')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p2.value == 'string2')
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.string_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == '2string')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == '2string')
-    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (retval == '1string')
-  end
-
-  def Test.boxed_sequence_invocations(test)
-    # basic test
-    p1 = VBseqlong.new([101, 202, 303])
-    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value[0]==101 && p1.value[2]==303)
-
-    # test invocation with value boxes
-    p1 = VBseqlong.new([10, 9, 8, 7])
-    p2 = VBseqlong.new([100, 99, 98])
-    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:1 failed", (p1.value[0] == 10 && p1.value[3] == 7)
-    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:1 failed", (p2.value[0] == 100 && p2.value[2] == 98)
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.seq_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
-    end
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*5)
-    end
-    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (retval[i] == e)
-    end
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.seq_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
-    end
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*5)
-    end
-  end
-
-  def Test.boxed_struct_invocations(test)
-    # basic test
-    p1 = VBfixed_struct1.new(
-                Fixed_Struct1.new(29,
-                        Fixed_Struct1::Bstruct.new(117,21)))
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.l == 29)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.abstruct.s1 == 117 && p1.value.abstruct.s2 == 21)
-
-    # test invocation with valueboxes
-    p2 = VBfixed_struct1.new(
-                Fixed_Struct1.new(92,
-                        Fixed_Struct1::Bstruct.new(171,12)))
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.l == (92*3))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*3) &&
-                                                 p2_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*3))
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.l == (92*5))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*5) &&
-                                                 p3_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*5))
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.l == p1.value.l)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.abstruct.s1 == p1.value.abstruct.s1 &&
-                                                 retval.abstruct.s2 == p1.value.abstruct.s2)
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op2(p1.value, p2_out)
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.l == (92*3*3))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*3*3) &&
-                                                 p2_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*3*3))
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.l == p1.value.l)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.abstruct.s1 == p1.value.abstruct.s1 &&
-                                                 p3_out.abstruct.s2 == p1.value.abstruct.s2)
-
-    # test invocation with valueboxes
-    p1 = VBvariable_struct1.new(Variable_Struct1.new(29, 'variable1'))
-    p2 = VBvariable_struct1.new(Variable_Struct1.new(37, 'variable2'))
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.l == 29)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.str == 'variable1')
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op3(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.l == (37*3))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.str == '2variable')
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.l == (37*3))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.str == '2variable')
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.l == p1.value.l)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.str == p1.value.str)
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op4(p1.value, p2_out)
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.l == (37*3*3))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.str == 'e2variabl')
-
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.l == p1.value.l)
-    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.str == p1.value.str)
-  end
-
-  def Test.boxed_array_invocations(test)
-    # basic test
-    p1 = VBlongarray.new([101, 202, 303])
-    assert "boxed_array_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value[0]==101 && p1.value[2]==303)
-
-    # test invocation with value boxes
-    p1 = VBlongarray.new([10, 9, 8])
-    p2 = VBlongarray.new([100, 99, 98])
-    assert "boxed_array_invocations:1 failed", (p1.value[0] == 10 && p1.value[2] == 8)
-    assert "boxed_array_invocations:1 failed", (p2.value[0] == 100 && p2.value[2] == 98)
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
-    end
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*3)
-    end
-    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (retval[i] == e)
-    end
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
-    end
-    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out[i] == e)
-    end
-
-    # test invocation with value boxes
-    p1 = VBstringarray.new(['in string1', 'in string1'])
-    p2 = VBstringarray.new(['inout string1', 'inout string1'])
-    assert "boxed_array_invocations:4 failed", (p1.value[0] == 'in string1' && p1.value[1] == 'in string1')
-    assert "boxed_array_invocations:4 failed", (p2.value[0] == 'inout string1' && p2.value[1] == 'inout string1')
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op3(p1, p2)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (p2_out[i] == '1inout string')
-    end
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (p3_out[i] == '1inout string')
-    end
-    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (retval[i] == e)
-    end
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op4(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:6 failed", (p2_out[i] == '1inout string')
-    end
-    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
-      assert "boxed_array_invocations:6 failed", (p3_out[i] == e)
-    end
-  end
-  def Test.boxed_union_invocations(test)
-    # basic test
-    p1 = VBfixed_union1.new(Fixed_Union1.new)
-    p1.value.m1 = 321
-    p2 = VBfixed_union1.new(Fixed_Union1.new)
-    p2.value.m2 = 789
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.m1 == 321)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.m1 == 789)
-
-    # test invocation with valueboxes
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op1(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 789*3)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321*3)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.m1 == 321*3)
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 789*3)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
-
-    # test invocation with valueboxes
-    p1 = VBvariable_union1.new(Variable_Union1.new)
-    p1.value.m1 = 321
-    p2 = VBvariable_union1.new(Variable_Union1.new)
-    p2.value.m2 = 'abracadabra'
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.m1 == 321)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.m1 == 'abracadabra')
-
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    retval = nil
-    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op3(p1, p2)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 'aabracadabr')
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.m1 == 321)
-
-    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
-    p2_out = nil
-    p3_out = nil
-    p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op4(p1.value, p2.value)
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 'aabracadabr')
-
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
-    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
-
-  end
-end
-
-##
-
-orb = CORBA.ORB_init(["-ORBDebugLevel", OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]], 'myORB')
-
-begin
-  obj = orb.string_to_object(OPTIONS[:iorfile])
-
-  assert_not 'Object reference is nil.', CORBA::is_nil(obj)
-
-  test = Test._narrow(obj)
-
-  # run tests
-
-  Test.basic_invocations(test)
-
-  Test.boxed_string_invocations(test)
-
-  Test.boxed_sequence_invocations(test)
-
-  Test.boxed_struct_invocations(test)
-
-  Test.boxed_array_invocations(test)
-
-  Test.boxed_union_invocations(test)
-
-  # shutdown test service
-
-  test.shutdown()
-
-ensure
-
-  orb.destroy()
-
-end
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# Author: Martin Corino
+#
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
+# modify it under the terms of the R2CORBA LICENSE which is
+# included with this program.
+#
+# Copyright (c) Remedy IT Expertise BV
+# Chamber of commerce Rotterdam nr.276339, The Netherlands
+#--------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+require 'optparse'
+require 'lib/assert.rb'
+include TestUtil::Assertions
+
+OPTIONS = {
+  :use_implement => false,
+  :orb_debuglevel => 0,
+  :iorfile => 'file://server.ior'
+}
+
+ARGV.options do |opts|
+    script_name = File.basename($0)
+    opts.banner = "Usage: ruby #{script_name} [options]"
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("--k IORFILE",
+            "Set IOR.",
+            "Default: 'file://server.ior'") { |v| OPTIONS[:iorfile]=v }
+    opts.on("--d LVL",
+            "Set ORBDebugLevel value.",
+            "Default: 0") { |v| OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]=v }
+    opts.on("--use-implement",
+            "Load IDL through CORBA.implement() instead of precompiled code.",
+            "Default: off") { |v| OPTIONS[:use_implement]=v }
+
+    opts.separator ""
+
+    opts.on("-h", "--help",
+            "Show this help message.") { puts opts; exit }
+
+    opts.parse!
+end
+
+if OPTIONS[:use_implement]
+  require 'corba'
+  CORBA.implement('valuebox.idl', OPTIONS)
+else
+  require 'valueboxC'
+end
+
+##
+
+module Test
+  def Test.basic_invocations(test)
+    # test boxed value
+    p1 = VBlong.new(25)
+    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+
+    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (1)'
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
+    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
+    assert "basic_invocations:1 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
+
+    # test boxed value using implicit conversion of Ruby types
+    p1 = 25
+    p2 = 53
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+
+    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (2)'
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (retval == (p1*3))
+
+    # test boxed value using nil
+    p1 = nil
+    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+
+    STDERR.puts '*** basic_op1 (3)'
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
+    assert "basic_invocations:2 failed", (retval.nil?)
+
+    # test boxed value from nested module
+    p1 = Vb_basic::M_VBlong.new(25) # explicit value box
+    p2 = 53                         # implicitly converted value
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op2(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
+    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
+    assert "basic_invocations:3 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
+
+    # test regular Ruby types using values from valueboxes
+    p1 = VBlong.new(25)
+    p2 = VBlong.new(53)
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.basic_op3(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == (53*3))
+    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == (53*5))
+    assert "basic_invocations:4 failed", (retval == (p1.value*3))
+  end
+
+  def Test.boxed_string_invocations(test)
+    string1 = "First-string"
+    string2 = "Second-string"
+
+    # Establish that we have data setup correctly...
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string1 < string2)
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string2 > string1)
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:0 failed", (string1 == string1)
+
+    # create valueboxes
+    vbstring1 = VBstring.new(string1.dup)
+    vbstring2 = VBstring.new(string1.dup)
+
+    # check valuebox correctness
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:1 failed", (vbstring1.value == string1)
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:1 failed", (vbstring2.value == string1)
+
+    # test value modifier
+    vbstring2.value = string2.dup
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:2 failed", (vbstring2.value == string2)
+
+    # test invocation with value boxes
+    p1 = VBstring.new('string1')
+    p2 = VBstring.new('string2')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value == 'string1')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p2.value == 'string2')
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.string_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == '2string')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == '2string')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (retval == '1string')
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value == 'string1')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:3 failed", (p2.value == 'string2')
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.string_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out == '2string')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out == '2string')
+    assert "boxed_string_invocations:4 failed", (retval == '1string')
+  end
+
+  def Test.boxed_sequence_invocations(test)
+    # basic test
+    p1 = VBseqlong.new([101, 202, 303])
+    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value[0]==101 && p1.value[2]==303)
+
+    # test invocation with value boxes
+    p1 = VBseqlong.new([10, 9, 8, 7])
+    p2 = VBseqlong.new([100, 99, 98])
+    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:1 failed", (p1.value[0] == 10 && p1.value[3] == 7)
+    assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:1 failed", (p2.value[0] == 100 && p2.value[2] == 98)
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.seq_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
+    end
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*5)
+    end
+    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:2 failed", (retval[i] == e)
+    end
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.seq_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
+    end
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_sequence_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*5)
+    end
+  end
+
+  def Test.boxed_struct_invocations(test)
+    # basic test
+    p1 = VBfixed_struct1.new(
+                Fixed_Struct1.new(29,
+                        Fixed_Struct1::Bstruct.new(117,21)))
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.l == 29)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.abstruct.s1 == 117 && p1.value.abstruct.s2 == 21)
+
+    # test invocation with valueboxes
+    p2 = VBfixed_struct1.new(
+                Fixed_Struct1.new(92,
+                        Fixed_Struct1::Bstruct.new(171,12)))
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.l == (92*3))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*3) &&
+                                                 p2_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*3))
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.l == (92*5))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*5) &&
+                                                 p3_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*5))
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.l == p1.value.l)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.abstruct.s1 == p1.value.abstruct.s1 &&
+                                                 retval.abstruct.s2 == p1.value.abstruct.s2)
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op2(p1.value, p2_out)
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.l == (92*3*3))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out.abstruct.s1 == (171*3*3) &&
+                                                 p2_out.abstruct.s2 == (12*3*3))
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.l == p1.value.l)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out.abstruct.s1 == p1.value.abstruct.s1 &&
+                                                 p3_out.abstruct.s2 == p1.value.abstruct.s2)
+
+    # test invocation with valueboxes
+    p1 = VBvariable_struct1.new(Variable_Struct1.new(29, 'variable1'))
+    p2 = VBvariable_struct1.new(Variable_Struct1.new(37, 'variable2'))
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.l == 29)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:3 failed", (p1.value.str == 'variable1')
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op3(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.l == (37*3))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.str == '2variable')
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.l == (37*3))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p3_out.str == '2variable')
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.l == p1.value.l)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (retval.str == p1.value.str)
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.struct_op4(p1.value, p2_out)
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.l == (37*3*3))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:4 failed", (p2_out.str == 'e2variabl')
+
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Struct1))
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.l == p1.value.l)
+    assert "boxed_struct_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.str == p1.value.str)
+  end
+
+  def Test.boxed_array_invocations(test)
+    # basic test
+    p1 = VBlongarray.new([101, 202, 303])
+    assert "boxed_array_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value[0]==101 && p1.value[2]==303)
+
+    # test invocation with value boxes
+    p1 = VBlongarray.new([10, 9, 8])
+    p2 = VBlongarray.new([100, 99, 98])
+    assert "boxed_array_invocations:1 failed", (p1.value[0] == 10 && p1.value[2] == 8)
+    assert "boxed_array_invocations:1 failed", (p2.value[0] == 100 && p2.value[2] == 98)
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
+    end
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (p3_out[i] == e*3)
+    end
+    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:2 failed", (retval[i] == e)
+    end
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:3 failed", (p2_out[i] == e*3)
+    end
+    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:3 failed", (p3_out[i] == e)
+    end
+
+    # test invocation with value boxes
+    p1 = VBstringarray.new(['in string1', 'in string1'])
+    p2 = VBstringarray.new(['inout string1', 'inout string1'])
+    assert "boxed_array_invocations:4 failed", (p1.value[0] == 'in string1' && p1.value[1] == 'in string1')
+    assert "boxed_array_invocations:4 failed", (p2.value[0] == 'inout string1' && p2.value[1] == 'inout string1')
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op3(p1, p2)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (p2_out[i] == '1inout string')
+    end
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (p3_out[i] == '1inout string')
+    end
+    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:5 failed", (retval[i] == e)
+    end
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.array_op4(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    p2.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:6 failed", (p2_out[i] == '1inout string')
+    end
+    p1.value().each_with_index do |e, i|
+      assert "boxed_array_invocations:6 failed", (p3_out[i] == e)
+    end
+  end
+  def Test.boxed_union_invocations(test)
+    # basic test
+    p1 = VBfixed_union1.new(Fixed_Union1.new)
+    p1.value.m1 = 321
+    p2 = VBfixed_union1.new(Fixed_Union1.new)
+    p2.value.m2 = 789
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.m1 == 321)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.m1 == 789)
+
+    # test invocation with valueboxes
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op1(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 789*3)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321*3)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.m1 == 321*3)
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op2(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 789*3)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Fixed_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
+
+    # test invocation with valueboxes
+    p1 = VBvariable_union1.new(Variable_Union1.new)
+    p1.value.m1 = 321
+    p2 = VBvariable_union1.new(Variable_Union1.new)
+    p2.value.m2 = 'abracadabra'
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p1.value.m1 == 321)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:0 failed", (p2.value.m1 == 'abracadabra')
+
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    retval = nil
+    retval, p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op3(p1, p2)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 'aabracadabr')
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (retval.m1 == 321)
+
+    # test invocation with Ruby types using valuebox values
+    p2_out = nil
+    p3_out = nil
+    p2_out, p3_out = test.union_op4(p1.value, p2.value)
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out._disc == 2)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p2_out.m2 == 'aabracadabr')
+
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.is_a?(Variable_Union1))
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out._disc == 1)
+    assert "boxed_union_invocations:1 failed", (p3_out.m1 == 321)
+
+  end
+end
+
+##
+
+orb = CORBA.ORB_init(["-ORBDebugLevel", OPTIONS[:orb_debuglevel]], 'myORB')
+
+begin
+  obj = orb.string_to_object(OPTIONS[:iorfile])
+
+  assert_not 'Object reference is nil.', CORBA::is_nil(obj)
+
+  test = Test._narrow(obj)
+
+  # run tests
+
+  Test.basic_invocations(test)
+
+  Test.boxed_string_invocations(test)
+
+  Test.boxed_sequence_invocations(test)
+
+  Test.boxed_struct_invocations(test)
+
+  Test.boxed_array_invocations(test)
+
+  Test.boxed_union_invocations(test)
+
+  # shutdown test service
+
+  test.shutdown()
+
+ensure
+
+  orb.destroy()
+
+end