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* [[Thomas Ledoux]]: [http://www.emn.fr/ledoux/Publis/ecoop97-workshop.ps.gz Implementing Proxy Objects in a Reflective ORB] - Originally published as part of Proceedings of ECOOP 97; Workshop "Corba: Implementation, Use and Evaluation". | |||
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The Common Object Request Broker Architecture, better known by its acronym CORBA is a standard that describes communication between software objects between otherwise incompatible systems. The standard is dictated by the Object Management Group.
Links
- Object Management Group (OMG) - Home of the CORBA standard
Publications
- Object-Oriented Programming Using SOM and DSOM:Introduction:SOM, OMG and CORBA
- Object-Oriented Programming Using SOM and DSOM:Introduction:SOM IDL, CORBA IDL, and ODL
- Thomas Ledoux: Implementing Proxy Objects in a Reflective ORB - Originally published as part of Proceedings of ECOOP 97; Workshop "Corba: Implementation, Use and Evaluation".