Rupak Kumar is a Software Architect at iCMG (http://iCMGworld.com). He is involved in design and development of K2 Component Server, the first of its kind in adopting CORBA® Component Model (CCM) including K2 CCM Container. He is also involved in building bridges for CORBA Components inter-working with EJB Components and the vice versa. His other area of interest include IDL2XML round trip messaging. Rupak can be reached at rupak@icmg.nu
Today's decentralized, distributed environment for exchange of information
can be confusing at times, but for the most part you can still encounter
standardized, globally accepted technologies. Each of these technologies
serves its respective domain well. But when the question of how data can be
exchanged between these technologies arises, you face a lot of difficulties.
For instance, CORBA achieves interoperability between languages, hardware
platforms, and operating systems quite well. But when it comes to the
Internet, it's a bit more complicated to implement a CORBA-based system. Thus
almost every technology has its pros and cons.
Interoperability Between Languages
This article focuses on the CORBA Web interface - keeping in mind the
interoperability issue and how to make it work on the Internet. When we
consider the hardware platform, some processors store the da... (more)
Rupak Kumar is a Software Architect at iCMG (http://iCMGworld.com). He is involved in design and development of K2 Component Server, the first of its kind in adopting CORBA® Component Model (CCM) including K2 CCM Container. He is also involved in building bridges for CORBA Components inter-working with EJB Components and the vice versa. His other area of interest include IDL2XML round trip messaging. Rupak can be reached at rupak@icmg.nu
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