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The study on the PDM based on CORBA architecture and JAVA Mode

Kai Sun, JS Nanjing

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As the network technology has been move and more widely used in PDM,gives rise to develop a kind of PDM system with extensible mode by JAVA based on flexible structure. A resolution of PDM system based on CORBA is presented in this paper, which can support information integration in the heterogeneous and distributed environment.

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As the network technology has been move and more widely used in PDM,gives rise to develop a kind of PDM system with extensible mode by JAVA based on flexible structure. A resolution of PDM system based on CORBA is presented in this paper, which can support information integration in the heterogeneous and distributed environment.

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As the network technology has been move and more widely used in PDM,gives rise to develop a kind of PDM system with extensible mode by JAVA based on flexible structure. A resolution of PDM system based on CORBA is presented in this paper, which can support information integration in the heterogeneous and distributed environment.

Key concepts: Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Java, Computer science, Mode (computer interface), Architecture, Operating system, Distributed computing, Software engineering

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