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Overview of CORBA and Linux

Date and Time

Wednesday, October 15, 1997 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Location

MIT Building 1-390 - Bechtel Lecture Hall

Presenters

Marc Laukien - ml ooc com

Summary

Accessing shared objects in the desktop environment

Abstract

Marc Laukien of Object-Oriented Concepts presents an overview of CORBA, and shows us OmniBroker, a CORBA development tool runs on a number of platforms, including Linux and Solaris. OmniBroker requires a C++ development environment. Under Solaris, OmniBroker can use either GNU g++, or Sun's C++. Under Linux, OmniBroker uses g++. OmniBroker is free for non-commercial use. For details, see their web pages.

Meeting Notes

Attachments

  1. Object-Oriented Concepts, Inc.
  2. Marc's slides

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