As of Tweek version 0.13.0, users can write C++ clients in addition to Java and Python clients. As of this writing, the interface is relatively low-level. The C++ counterpart of the Java class org.vrjuggler.tweek.net.corba.CorbaService is used to communicate with a remote C++ server. The class is tweek::CorbaService, and its API is almost identical to the Java version. The basic idea is that users familiar with the Java API can easily make use of the C++ version and vice versa.

In this chapter, we explain how to write C++ clients. First, we cover the CORBA Service, and then we show how to use it with a C++ client application. The basic ideas are identical to those used in Java clients. The syntax varies slightly due to the differences in the C++ and Java mappings of IDL. Additionally, we do not need to be concerned with JavaBeans because we will be speaking strictly in terms of C++. There is nothing to prevent an ambitious user from developing a C++ counterpart to the Tweek Java GUI, however.