CORBA and OmniBroker With examples in C++ and Java

10/22/97


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Table of Contents

CORBA and OmniBroker With examples in C++ and Java

Why use Distributed Objects?

Why use Distributed Objects? (cont’d)

Why use Distributed Objects? (cont’d)

The Proxy Pattern

CORBA Components

CORBA IDL Features

CORBA IDL Features (cont’d)

CORBA IDL Features (cont’d)

CORBA IDL Language Mapping

The IDL Translator

The “Hello, World!” Example, in plain C++, without CORBA

“Hello, World!” with CORBA: Overview

IDL Code for “Hello, World!”

Implementing the Server in C++

Implementing the Server in C++ (cont’d)

Implementing the Server in C++ (cont’d)

Implementing the Client in C++

Implementing the Client in C++ (cont’d)

Implementing the Server in Java

Implementing the Server in Java (cont’d)

Implementing the Server in Java (cont’d)

Implementing the Client in Java

Implementing the Client in Java (cont’d)

“Hello, World!” with the CORBA DII/DSI: Overview

Implementing the Client in C++, using the DII

The Interface Repository (IR)

CORBA Common Services and Common Facilities

CORBA Naming Service

Implementing the Server in C++, using the CORBA Naming Service

Implementing the Client in C++, using the CORBA Naming Service

CORBA Protocols

CORBA Protocols (cont’d)

OmniBroker Features

OmniBroker Features (cont’d)

OmniBroker Features (cont’d)

Nested Method Invocations

OmniBroker Services

OmniBroker Goodies

OmniBroker Distribution

Compiling OmniBroker with GCC

OmniBroker Support

OmniBroker Extensions and Add-Ons

OmniBroker Future Developments

CORBA Literature

CORBA Internet Resources

About OOC

Author: Marc Laukien

Email: ml@ooc.com

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