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Published in: Java And J2EE | Mechanical
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It is a request broker.

Kanak N / Dehradun

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  1. CORBA Common object request broker
  2. Corba is an architecture and specification for creating, distributing and managing distributed programs objects in a network.
  3. Corba is developed by ORB in 1991 -It has standard architecture for distributed objects.CORBA3 is latest I eve
  4. Application objects Common Facilities ORB support in a network of clients and servers on different computers means client program can request services from a server program or object Object Request Broker Object services)
  5. Client Object Request Broker Library Server Object Request Broker Library 1. Client sends a request to the Server. 2. Server receö.res a request from the Client. 3. Server sends a reply to the Client 4. Client gets reply from the Server.
  6. •When introduced in 1991, CORBA defined the Interface Design Language, (IDL) , and Application Programming Interface, (API) • These allow client/server interaction within a specific implementation of an Object Request Broker, (ORB) SERVER/OBJECT IMPLEMENTATION
  7. A technology independent syntax for describing object encapsulation An example of the syntax I I I
  8. Benefits I .Language independence 2.0S independence 3.Freedom from technologies 4Data typing 5.High tunability 6.Freedom from data transfer details 7. Compression
  9. The result? • Programmer free to design system as they see fit* ORB defines application protocol via IDL • Programmer free to choose language, environment and OS • ORB allows integration of existing components into a network object architecture • now possible to integrate existing systems with off-the- products shelf *represents the next step in software re-use