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J2SE 1.4 breathes new life into the CORBA community, Part 1

Get started developing enterprise CORBA applications with the latest version of J2SE

By Tarak Modi, JavaWorld.com, 08/30/02

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Now run the server:

Then run the client:

Until next time

In this introductory article, I've set the stage for the more advanced and fun topics to come in the remaining parts of this series. In Part 2, I will introduce you to the POA released in CORBA 2.2, which offers one of the most important portability-enhancing additions to CORBA after IDL. Part 3 will go into even more detail about the POA. Finally, Part 4 will cover knickknacks such as portable interceptors and the INS.

About the author

Tarak Modi has been architecting scalable, high-performance, distributed applications for more than seven years and is currently a senior specialist with North Highland, a management and technology consulting company. His professional experience includes hardcore C++ and Java programming; working with Microsoft technologies such as COM (Component Object Model), MTS (Microsoft Transaction Server), and COM+; Java-based technologies including J2EE; and CORBA. He is also coauthor of Professional Java Web Services (Wrox Press, 2002; ISBN 1861003757). To find out more about him, visit his personal Website at http://www.tekNirvana.com.