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A question about architecture

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mk1000

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Jun 29, 2005
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I recently started a project that will include my first experience with CORBA.

In familiarizing myself with the standard, I reached a small stumbling block regarding CORBA's general architecture.

Can two applications of differing development languages interoperate of the same orb? For example, can a C++ application communicate with a Java app on the same orb using only IDL interfaces?

Or, on the other hand, do you have to have a C++ orb for all C++ apps and a Java orb for all Java apps? Then allowing these remote apps to communicate between orbs using IIOP?

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

Matt
 
Hi mk1000!

Yes, two applications written in different languages can use the same ORB. For example you might want to write a C programm as server application (->has to be fast) and a Java program for the client (->platform independent). CORBA is a good way of implementing this.

leela
 
Leela,

Thanks a bunch for the help!

Mk1000
 
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