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ARE ALL DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS CORBA OBJECTS?

April 26, 2017CORBA distributed objects

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ARE ALL DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS CORBA OBJECTS?

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No. A CORBA object is an object that obeys certain rules and which can be accessed via a particular protocol. A CORBA object is frequently also a distributed object, but it doesn t have to be. A distributed object is not necessarily a CORBA object. A distributed object might be a C++ object that can be accessed via a socket, RPC, or telephony. In order for a distributed object to be a CORBA object, it must be declared in IDL. The object can be implemented in a variety of programming languages.