On 10/31/06, Dennis Sosnoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

The difference is that CORBA exports the actual application data
structures (as IDL), while XML-based message exchange uses the XML as a
neutral format independent of the application code. In this CORBA is
very similar to the deprecated rpc/enc style of SOAP message exchange.
The main reasons rpc/enc was effectively abandoned were first because
the exporting of the data structures created a tight coupling between
client and server, and second because the resulting XML was a mess that
was unusable for any other purpose.

IDL is also platform neutral format. I am still not sure how clients in CORBA is tightly coupled with server. As client or server is only binded by IDL definitions. Isn't the service consumer in Web service depends on XML based schema?



 



 

The SOA tries to approach business process integration with services based on IT, and it makes lots of sense.                    

 

But as far as deprecation of rpc/enc is concerned am not very sure of its deprecation  and its alternate, and resultant unusability.

 




 


 

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