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Component Technologies

Stephen H. Kaisler

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This chapter discusses component technologies, e.g., software specifications or technology for building components. Specific systems described include CORBA, IBM's System Object Model (SOM), which includes the OpenDoc technology, Microsoft's COM/DCOM, and Sun's JavaBeans technology.

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This chapter discusses component technologies, e.g., software specifications or technology for building components. Specific systems described include CORBA, IBM's System Object Model (SOM), which includes the OpenDoc technology, Microsoft's COM/DCOM, and Sun's JavaBeans technology.

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This chapter discusses component technologies, e.g., software specifications or technology for building components. Specific systems described include CORBA, IBM's System Object Model (SOM), which includes the OpenDoc technology, Microsoft's COM/DCOM, and Sun's JavaBeans technology.

Key concepts: Distributed Component Object Model, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Component Object Model, Component (thermodynamics), JavaBeans, IBM, Operating system, Computer science

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