c++ - Output file not created when running server under IMR -


i have simple corba code. has 1 simple routine write out message file. code runs fine if bring server manually. output file created expected. if add server imr , let imr takes care of start up, code won't write out out file. can tell me happening , how fix ?

void hello_impl::say_hello() throw (corba::systemexception) {    cout << "hello world" << endl;    char* msg = strdup ("hello world next");     ofstream out;    out.open ("./mydata2.txt", std::ios::out);    out << msg;    out.close(); }

here server code.

run (corba::orb_ptr orb) {    corba::object_var poaobj =       orb->resolve_initial_references("rootpoa");     portableserver::poa_var rootpoa =       portableserver::poa::_narrow(poaobj);     portableserver::poamanager_var manager =       rootpoa->the_poamanager();     corba::policylist policylist(2);    policylist.length(2);     policylist[0] = rootpoa->create_lifespan_policy(       portableserver::persistent);     policylist[1] = rootpoa->create_id_assignment_policy(       portableserver::user_id);     portableserver::poa_var hellopoa =       rootpoa->create_poa ("hello", manager, policylist);     corba::policylist policylist;     portableserver::poa_var hellopoa =       rootpoa->create_poa ("hello", manager, policylist);     hello_impl* helloimpl = new hello_impl(hellopoa);    portableserver::servantbase_var servant = helloimpl;     portableserver::objectid_var oid =       portableserver::string_to_objectid("hello");     hellopoa->activate_object_with_id (oid, servant);    hello_var hello = helloimpl->_this();     corba::string_var s = orb->object_to_string(hello);    const char* reffile = "/tmp/hello.ref";    ofstream out (reffile);    out << s << endl;    out.close(); }


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