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Corba Design Patterns
Harness the power of design patterns to build CORBA-based applications
CORBA Design Patterns provides detailed guidance in the construction of distributed applications based on OMG's CORBA. Founded on a philosophy of designing for change, the design patterns provide essential, proven guidance in lowering the risk of developing software in a distributed environment. The authors introduce you to the essential principles of CORBA and design patterns. They provide a framework for design patterns in software design and show examples for designing OMG IDL interfaces and integrating legacy and Internet applications.
On the CD-ROM you'll
* IDL for all available CORBA and CORBA services
* All the source code examples from the book
* Animated demonstrations
You'll
* Clear, step-by-step guidance on how to architect real-world designs using the OMG interface definition language (IDL)
* A complete design pattern catalog offering expert solutions for designing and building distributed object-oriented systems
* Step-by-step examples that demonstrate how to use all the techniques described to build both legacy and Internet applications
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CORBA Design Patterns provides detailed guidance in the construction of distributed applications based on OMG's CORBA. Founded on a philosophy of designing for change, the design patterns provide essential, proven guidance in lowering the risk of developing software in a distributed environment. The authors introduce you to the essential principles of CORBA and design patterns. They provide a framework for design patterns in software design and show examples for designing OMG IDL interfaces and integrating legacy and Internet applications.
On the CD-ROM you'll
* IDL for all available CORBA and CORBA services
* All the source code examples from the book
* Animated demonstrations
You'll
* Clear, step-by-step guidance on how to architect real-world designs using the OMG interface definition language (IDL)
* A complete design pattern catalog offering expert solutions for designing and building distributed object-oriented systems
* Step-by-step examples that demonstrate how to use all the techniques described to build both legacy and Internet applications
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333 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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