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a CORBA 2.0 implementation which goal is freely available |
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The acronym MICO expands to MICO Is CORBA. The intention of this project |
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is to provide a freely available and fully compliant implementation of |
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the latest CORBA standard. |
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WWW: http://diamant.vsb.cs.uni-frankfurt.de/~mico/ |
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Here is some of MICO features: |
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http://www.mico.org |
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* IDL to C++ mapping |
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* Multi-threaded |
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* Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) |
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* Dynamic Skeleton Interface (DSI) |
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* graphical Interface Repository browser |
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* Interface Repository (IR) |
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* IIOP as native protocol (ORB prepared for multiprotocol support) |
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* Portable Object Adapter (POA) |
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* Objects by Value (OBV) |
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* CORBA Components (CCM) |
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* Dynamic Any |
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* Portable Interceptors (PI) |
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* Support for secure communication and authentication using SSL |
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* Support for nested method invocations |
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* Any offers an interface for inserting and extracting constructed |
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types that were not known at compile time |
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* CORBA Services: o Interoperable Naming service, o Trading service, |
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o Event service, o Relationship service, o Property service, |
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o Time service, o Security service |
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WWW: http://www.mico.org |