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'''CORBA'''
=CORBA=


=Introduction=
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CORBA

Introduction

Corba is the acronym for "Common Object Request Broker Architecture". It is a vendor independent architecture and infrastructure that computer applications use to work together over networks. A Corba based program from any vendor, on almost any computer, operating system, programming language can interact with a corba based program from any vendor on any computer, operating system, programming language. It uses IIOP protocol to form the communication between two corba based programs.

Request Broker Architecture

The recent advances in the technology have resulted in evolution of many different computing architectures. In today's scenario interaction of computer applications in a distributed system is of prime importance. Allowing one computer to access application present on another computer is an example of need of a distributed system that manages these resources.

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