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From: aschwarz1309@my-deja.com
Subject: CORBA ORBs
Date: 2000/01/20
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We have an embedded system and plan on deploying CORBA as the messaging
interface. Our final system will consist of Java, Ada, and C++ code
communicating through CORBA. The ORB providers that we have looked at
can support only one of the ORB I/F in a single computer, that is, the
Ada, Java, and C++ ORB interfaces can not coexist in the same target
machine. Anyone know any ORBs which can?

art


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