CORBA 2.6 Programmer's Guide for Java

stack-tie
Demonstrates:
An object interface definition written in IDL●
A server that implements the interface defined by the interface
definition
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A client which makes use of an instance of a stack object●
The portability of CORBA applications across JORB Lite,
NonStop CORBA (C++ and Java), and other ORBs
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Interoperability between JORB Lite, NonStop CORBA (C++ and
Java), and other ORBs
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stock
Demonstrates:
An object interface definition written in IDL●
A server that implements the interface defined by the interface
definition
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A client that makes use of an instance of a Stock object●
The portability of Java CORBA applications across JORB Lite,
NonStop CORBA (C++ and Java), and other ORBs
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Interoperability between JORB Lite, NonStop CORBA (C++ and
Java), and other ORBs
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stock-dynamic
Demonstrates:
An object interface definition written in IDL (without the
operations)
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A server that implements a dynamic interface●
A client application that makes use of the dynamic interface●
The portability of Java CORBA applications across JORB Lite,
NonStop CORBA (C++ and Java), and other ORBs
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Interoperability between JORB Lite, NonStop CORBA (C++ and
Java), and other ORBs
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Introduction to NonStop CORBA Components
You will work with several NonStop CORBA components as you design and write your applications,
including:
Bootstrap Service Daemon (BSD)
For applications that need interoperability with the bootstrap protocol in some earlier versions of