Java programming with CORBA

2nd ed.

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Author

Vogel, Andreas

Contributions

Duddy, Keith, 1967- - Contributor
Object Management Group. - Contributor

Publication

1998 - Wiley, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

128,500 words, Guess

Page Count

514 pages

Identifiers

Internet Archivejavaprogrammingw00voge
ISBN-100471247650
ISBN-139780471247654
Goodreads2063288
LibraryThing48738

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Library of Congress Control Number97052089
OCLC Control Number47010999
Better World Books9780471247654
Open LibraryOL703057M

Classifications

DDC005.2/762
LCCQA76.73.J38 V64 1998
LCCQA76.73.J38V64 1998

and 1 more

LCCQA76.73.J38 V64 1998eb

Alternate Titles

CORBA

Description

"Step-by-step, authors Vogel and Duddy school you in the skills and know-how you need to write powerful, enterprise-wide business applications using Java ORBs. They begin with a very accessible introduction to CORBA and ORB concepts and tools. They then cut to the chase with practical demonstrations of how to use those tools to build Java applications. Many real-world examples, along with complete instructions on how to build both simple and complex programs, shorten the learning curve considerably.". "Java Programming with CORBA is an excellent guide for novices and experienced Java/CORBA programmers alike. Beginners get complete tutorials on CORBA and ORBs, and appendixes featuring an overview of commercial ORBs, complete source code listings, and a glossary of terms. Experienced Java/CORBA developers will find detailed coverage of such advanced topics TypeCodes, the Dynamic Invocation Interface, CORBA Naming and Trading Services, Tie mechanism, Applet server, and more."--BOOK JACKET.