Network Programming, Object-Oriented Programming, Java (Programming Language), Client-Server Computing

Client/server programming with Java and CORBA

Name: Client/server programming with Java and CORBA
Author: Robert Orfali
ISBN: 9780471245780

by Orfali, Robert, Harkey, Dan

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This updated edition of an essential CORBA book revises all of the material from the first edition, and provides 24 new chapters on the latest in client/server programming with Java and CORBA, including new material on JavaBeans. CD-ROM contains all Java and JavaBeans code and programs, VisiGenic's VisiBroker 3.0 trial version, and Symantec Visual Cafe for Java Beans trial version.

Make no mistake, the Object Web is the forthcoming paradigm of the Internet. This book prepares you for this new archetype, which is also described as the "morphing of distributed objects and the Web." This much revised and expanded client/server programming guide provides Object Web solutions and integrates JavaBeans, Enterprise JavaBeans and CORBA. Keep in mind that this is not a Java/CORBA tutorial, this is an advanced text. The authors assume prior knowledge of the Java language, CORBA ORBs, IDL and familiarity with distributed and client/server concepts.

About the Author, Robert Orfali

Robert Orfali and Dan Harkey are cleint/server system creators and distributed object consultants for IBM. They also head the CORBA/Java distributed objects master's program and lab at San Jose State University.

They have written numerous bestselling books including Instant CORBA, The Essential Cleint/Server Survival Guide, Second Edition, and The Distributed Objects Survival Guide. The two Survival Guides both won the prestigious Software Development/Jolt Award for best computer books.

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A book/CD-ROM package showing how to combine Java and distributed objects technologies into workable client/server solutions for the Object Web, featuring working code, tutorials, and advice on design trade-offs. This second edition contains some 250 pages of new material on the integration of CORBA, JavaBeans, and Enterprise JavaBeans. It also uses tutorials and client/server benchmarks to compare CORBA and its competitors, and provides a JavaBeans version of Club Med, a Web-based, 3-tier client/server application that uses CORBA, Java, and JDBC. The companion CD-ROM contains Java-based client/server applications. Assumes a working knowledge of Java. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.