The Java 2 platform provides support for CORBA (including IDL-Java mapping,
various CORBA services and even an ORB implementation). It also comes with
extensive documentation. You may want to check it out. After all, it is part
of the JDK and chances are that Java 2-based EJB servers will tap into it
for CORBA client support.
Imre Kifor
Valto Systems
-----Original Message-----
From: Sven-Uwe Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 03, 1999 8:03 AM
Subject: Re: IDL from EJB
>I'm in the phase of having to decide if i use RMI or CORBA for my
>proof-of-concept-prototype (based on Gemstone/J 2.01) and I'm not quite
>sure if i understand the topic (and problems) fully.
>
>- Is this really or problem ? Do i really have to decide now to use RMI
>or CORBA now.
>
>- would it make sense to use RMI now (easier ?) aand "upgrade" to CORBA
>later ?
>
>- could I write my clients using RMI and use RMI over IIOP later so that
>i don't have to change my code to use CORBA ?
>
>- ... or would it be possible (with not too much overhead) to put all
>RMI/CORBA-specific code in some extra layer/classes so that i only have
>to replace them later ?
>
>- is (will) there a (automatic) way to use CORBA instead of RMI later
>(just redeploying on a CORBA-capable EJB-server/container) ?
>
>thanks to anybody who takes some time to clarify this topic,
>
>sven
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