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ORB BASICS | CORBA

What's in the ORB interface? The ORB interface provides access to every ORB service except client invocations (which go through the stubs or the DII), and object activations and calls (which come through the object adapter, typically a POA).. These services include: Access to initial services such as the Naming Service, Trader Service, Root POA, and others, via list_initial_services and FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS The ACE ORB (TAO) The ACE ORB (TAO) is an "open source", high performance, CORBA 2.2 request broker. Originally designed for the world of real time it can provide you with defined Quality of Service as opposed to "Best Effort".

CORBA HISTORY

The following information is a history of the revisions made to the Common Object Request Broker Architecture and Specifications, CORBA, over the past several years.

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! The OMG® is an international not-for-profit software consortium that is setting standards in the area of distributed object computing. We are a vendor-neutral membership-driven organization and have hundreds of members who are working towards developing and refining these

standards.

ORB BASICS | CORBA

What's in the ORB interface? The ORB interface provides access to every ORB service except client invocations (which go through the stubs or the DII), and object activations and calls (which come through the object adapter, typically a POA).. These services include: Access to initial services such as the Naming Service, Trader Service, Root POA, and others, via list_initial_services and FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS The ACE ORB (TAO) The ACE ORB (TAO) is an "open source", high performance, CORBA 2.2 request broker. Originally designed for the world of real time it can provide you with defined Quality of Service as opposed to "Best Effort".

CORBA HISTORY

The following information is a history of the revisions made to the Common Object Request Broker Architecture and Specifications, CORBA, over the past several years.

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! The OMG® is an international not-for-profit software consortium that is setting standards in the area of distributed object computing. We are a vendor-neutral membership-driven organization and have hundreds of members who are working towards developing and refining these

standards.

ORB BASICS | CORBA

What's in the ORB interface? The ORB interface provides access to every ORB service except client invocations (which go through the stubs or the DII), and object activations and calls (which come through the object adapter, typically a POA).. These services include: Access to initial services such as the Naming Service, Trader Service, Root POA, and others, via list_initial_services and FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS IIOP.NET by ELCA (Switzerland). IIOP.NET is an opensource product to provide seamless interoperation between .NET, and CORBA or J2EE distributed objects. It is a remoting channel implementing the IIOP® protocol for the .NET environment, the same protocol used by Java's RMI/IIOP and all CORBA ORBs.

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type.

CORBA HISTORY

The following information is a history of the revisions made to the Common Object Request Broker Architecture and Specifications, CORBA, over the past several years. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

for? CORBA

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type. CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type.

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type.

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

not execute).

WELCOME TO CORBA WEB SITE! Welcome To CORBA Web Site! What is CORBA? CORBA® is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. What is CORBA good

for? CORBA

ORB BASICS | CORBA

The ORB is also the custodian of the Interface Repository (abbreviated variously IR or IFR), an OMG-standardized distributed database containing IDL interface definitions. (The IFR is defined in Chapter 10 of the OMG CORBA specification .) On the client side, then, the ORB offers a number of services: It provides interface definitions from

the

FREE CORBA® DOWNLOADS Free Downloads. Now you can see CORBA® middleware in action in various ways! Here we have some CORBA freeware, shareware and demos. Also, if you know of a CORBA related demo, implementation, or if you've seen CORBA freeware or shareware on the web, send the URL to the Webmaster, and we'll check it out to see if it should be added to

to this page!

OMG® IDL | CORBA

Tell me about IDL's type system. IDL Types work at two levels: First, every CORBA object has a type name, which is the same as the interface name you assign in its IDL declaration. The operations that it can perform, and the variables (and their types!) that it understands, are all part of its type.

CORBA HISTORY

CORBA HISTORY. The architecture and specifications described in the Common Object Request Broker Architecture™ and Specifications (CORBA®) book are aimed at software designers and developers who want to produce applications that comply with OMG® standards for the Object Request Broker (ORB). The benefit of compliance is, in general,

to be

CORBA/E RESOURCE PAGE CORBA/e allows developers to achieve the ultra-fast performance required for distributed real-time and embedded applications. From resource-constrained devices requiring small footprints to large-scale systems in military/aerospace, telecommunications, industrial process control, robotics and more, CORBA/e is designed to meet even the most demanding requirements of performance-based

FAQ | CORBA

CORBA is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture™, OMG®'s open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks.Using the standard protocol IIOP, a CORBA-based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language, and network, can interoperate with a CORBA

CORBA/E

CORBA/e Micro Profile • Truly Micro: Fits on a mobile or similar device with a low- power microprocessor, or high-end DSP. • Interoperable: °Interoperable: Compiles all OMG IDL (Dynamic aspects of CORBA – IFR, DII, DSI, Any, Valuetypes, transient Servants – do

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