Integrating Fragmented Objects into a CORBA Environment
Hans P. Reiser, Franz J. Hauck, Rüdiger Kapitza, Andreas I. Schmied
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Hans P. Reiser, Franz J. Hauck, Rüdiger Kapitza, Andreas I. Schmied
Abstract
The design of distributed applications based on a fragmented object model has many benefits. Unlike traditional middleware with a RPC-based client-server interaction, the implementation of a fragmented object may be distributed over an arbitrary number of fragments, without restrictions on internal structure or interaction, while maintaining a transparent, standardized interface on the outside. In this paper
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The design of distributed applications based on a fragmented object model has many benefits. Unlike traditional middleware with a RPC-based client-server interaction, the implementation of a fragmented object may be distributed over an arbitrary number of fragments, without restrictions on internal structure or interaction, while maintaining a transparent, standardized interface on the outside. In this paper
Key concepts: Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Interoperable Object Reference, Middleware (distributed applications), Computer science, Object request broker, Distributed object, Orb (optics), Distributed computing