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# 3. Getting Started with Fnorb, a Tutorial

The following sections assume that you have successfully installed Fnorb by following the instructions provided in the Chapter .

As dictated by tradition, we will start with a ``Hello World'' example. In this case it will be implemented as a client/server system, with a server object in one process offering the `hello_world()` operation, and a client in another process that locates the server object and invokes the operation on it.

- 3.1 Defining the Interface in OMG IDL
- 3.2 Generating the Stub and Skeleton Modules
- 3.3 Writing the ``Hello World'' Client
- 3.4 Writing the ``Hello World'' Server
- 3.5 Running the ``Hello World'' Example