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Re: CORBA
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Sascha Brawer |
Subject: |
Re: CORBA |
Date: |
Wed, 2 Mar 2005 12:30:47 +0100 |
Hi Robert and Meskauskas,
there's already a bunch of free Java ORBs out there. For a list, see
[1]. Maybe it would be worth trying to convince one of the authors to
donate their work to the FSF, before going through the effort to write
yet another one? (Sorry I won't have the time to do it myself)...
[1] http://patriot.net/~tvalesky/freecorba.html
[2] http://www.jacorb.org/ -- I've heard good things about this LGPLed
ORB; JBoss uses it
-- Sascha
On 02.03.2005, at 10:09, Meskauskas Audrius wrote:
Hello, Robert!
Great!
Well, it is a large work, but potentially it may be wortwhile to try.
Networks and Internet are application areas where Linux is especially
strong. The working CORBA would fit finely into Classpath.
My initial plans were to start with TCKind. After we have TCKind, we
can proceed to TypeCode. After we have the TypeCode, we can write the
primitive holders: ShortHolder, BooleanHolder and so on. They are
necessary for the end CORBA user to pass java ints, booleans, etc by
reference, where required. If we expect the package to work in any
way, we simply cannot get without them.
In this way I did the SGML DTD stuff in that HTML parser: first
defining the necesessary constants, then implementing the simple
helper classes and finally taking the large "major" classes.
I can, however, change my implementation strategy, adapting it to that
are you and Brian doing. It is importand to co-ordiante the work and
not implement the same classes in parallel. Also, it may be better to
focus the efforts writing some segment that could faster show some
kind of functionality, becoming a subject of tests.
Regards
Audrius.
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- Re: CORBA, Robert Schuster, 2005/03/01
- Re: CORBA, Meskauskas Audrius, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA,
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- Re: CORBA, Andrew Haley, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Stuart Ballard, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Andrew Haley, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Mark Wielaard, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Stephen Crawley, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Dalibor Topic, 2005/03/02
- Re: CORBA, Stephen Crawley, 2005/03/03
- Re: CORBA, Dalibor Topic, 2005/03/03
- Re: CORBA, Mark Wielaard, 2005/03/03
- Re: CORBA, Dalibor Topic, 2005/03/03