Teach Yourself Corba in 14 Days (Teach Yourself...)

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Book Description
Teach Yourself CORBA in 14 Days is a tutorial that will provide an introduction to distributed system development using CORBA.The first week will provide the reader with much needed guidance towards the general concepts of distributed software development and CORBA architecture such as Object Request Broker (ORBs), and Interface Definition Language (IDL). It will build upon the principles of object-oriented analysis and design, with concepts of distributed objects, and other key CORBA-related issues such as memory management and design patterns forced by the CORBA architecture.The second week will take everything the reader has learned to that point, and apply it in a step-by-step manner for building a CORBA-based system. In addition to the basics, the reader will learn a few of the key advanced concepts and higher-level services that are sometimes required for certain CORBA.

Synopsis
CORBA, the Common Object Request Broker Architecture, is the standard for object-oriented distribution system development. Addressing CORBA for the beginning user, this book will walk an architect, programmer, or developer through each step of designing and building large-scale, complex systems. The CD-ROM contains trial versions of CORBA products such as IONA's Orbix, Visgenic's VisiBroker, and Sun's Java IDL product.

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