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Components with CORBA

CORBA recently defined mappings for the Java language and aligned closely with Jav-aBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans for its component model. In fact, the Java Transaction Service is defined based on the CORBA model. [Pg.427]

Interface extension Object interfaces in CORBA are defined in IDL, in order to hide implementation details and heterogeneity in distributed systems. Extending the IDL specification with management functions, yields a modular approach. The management functionality provided by the object can be accessed by management components via the standardized interface and thus be modified without having to reconstruct the entire... [Pg.406]

Finally, the service-oriented paradigm is often associated with Web Services as the realizing technical infrastructure. This is not necessary [582], since other component technologies [991] like COM/DCOM [846, 847], CORBA [877], or Enterprise JavaBeans [504] are also applicable, as they implement the necessary concepts like (i) implementation transparency, (ii) location transparency, (iii) self-containment, and (iv) an explicit interface independent from its implementation. [Pg.730]


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