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Application of DCOM/CORBA technique in Delphi

Shaorong Feng

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The important concept and the basic principle of the distributed object technique are first discussed in this paper. Then we studied all kinds of problem and its solutions that appear in the distributed object technique application. Finally, we introduced detailed the application and implementation method of DCOM/ CORBA in Delphi.

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The important concept and the basic principle of the distributed object technique are first discussed in this paper. Then we studied all kinds of problem and its solutions that appear in the distributed object technique application. Finally, we introduced detailed the application and implementation method of DCOM/ CORBA in Delphi.

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The important concept and the basic principle of the distributed object technique are first discussed in this paper. Then we studied all kinds of problem and its solutions that appear in the distributed object technique application. Finally, we introduced detailed the application and implementation method of DCOM/ CORBA in Delphi.

Key concepts: Distributed Component Object Model, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Computer science, Delphi, Distributed object, Interoperable Object Reference, Object (grammar), Distributed computing

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