ARE THERE DIFFERENT THREADING MODELS THAT CAN BE USED WITHIN CORBA SERVERS?
[Recently created (12/1998). Click here to go to the next FAQ in the chain of recent changes] There are several different common architectures that can be used within multi-threaded CORBA servers. A server process needs the ability to process CORBA messages. These messages are processed by exactly one thread. Messages may be targeted at the server or at some object within the server. The CORBA specification does not specifically address threading capabilities within CORBA compliant ORBs. An ORB vendor is free to support only single-threaded application or to support multi-threaded applications. If the ORB does support the development of multi-threaded applications, the ORB might only support a subset of the threaded models listed below. The actual ORB might only enable a developer to support one or more of the listed models. Significant threading might still need to be developed to achieve one of the models. For example, The ORB vendor might support a set of application hooks required
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