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From: Glen <spam@spam.com>
Subject: Re: Ada83 CORBA and Java
Date: 1999/06/07
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Cheryl Marquis wrote:

> Does anyone know of a CORBA implementation for Ada83 (specifically
> Verdix Ada 2.1 & Verdix Ada 3.0 on Solaris 2.5.1) and Java (specifically
> JDK 1.1.6?).

The CORBA 2.2 spec http://www.omg.org is written for Ada95. The only
commercialAda95 CORBA implementation I know of is Objective Interfaces
http://www.ois.com
This will produce Ada95 bindings, which you could wrap you legacy code in.
There is a
free software effort ongoing ( http://www.adapower.com/corba/index.html )

There are lots of java CORBA implementations, see one of the CORBA usenet
groups, IONA seems
popular.

Glen