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From: Darren Smith <darren.smith@eurocontrol.fr>
Subject: Re: Ada and C++ communications using CORBA
Date: 2000/09/18
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Mike,

We've had Ada83 integrated with CORBA for about 4-5 years. Unfortunately,
we had to do it the hard way,
writing our own code generator that wrapped the Ada code into a C++ BOA
ORB environment.

These days there exist a number of Ada95 POA ORBs on the market.
OrbExpress is a good example.

Mike Silburn wrote:

> I am investigating the feasibility of re-using legacy Ada applications
> with new  C++ developments using CORBA and the Portable Object Adapter
> to communicate between the Ada and other areas.
>
> Has  anyone successfully integated Ada with C++ using CORBA?
>
> Regards Mike

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