CORBA Component Frameworks Programming

CORBA

CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) is a distributed object computing middleware standard that allows clients to invoke operations on remote objects without concern for where the object resides or what language the object is written in.

• Top/Computers/Programming/Internet/Web Services/SOAP
• Top/Computers/Software/Object-Oriented/Distributed Objects

• - Provides an overview of what features are supported by a given CORBA implementation.
  
• - A simple benchmarking suite that measures several basic performance aspects of a given CORBA broker. Also contains a database of submitted results.
  
• - Detailed performance comparisons between omniORB, ORBacus, Orbix, and VisiBroker.
  
• - OMG's CORBA Web-site. Contains vendor commitments and success stories.
  
• - An evaluation of some Linux CORBA packages.
  
• - Technical introduction to the architecture.
  
• - A discussion forum dedicated to Real-Time and Embedded CORBA.
  
• - Each issue will feature news and technical information about OCI's supported open-source ORBs (TAO and JacORB), case studies, and examples using CORBA.
  
• - Comparison of some free Java and C++ ORBs. Also includes news and announcements from free CORBA implementations.
  
• - Leads the reader through a comprehensive introduction to the CORBA Component Model (CCM) that will be part of the new CORBA 3.0 specification.
  
  

• Usenet comp.object.corba - news: - Google Groups
• Usenet comp.lang.java.corba - news: - Google Groups

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